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The Japan Martial Arts Federation Sri Lanka welcomes all the other martial arts organizations, associations and clubs to join us. We made a style that everyone from different styles can fight in this is called budo (Japanese Mixed Martial Arts), We are a part of the japan budo Mixed Martial Art federation. The headquarters of the Japan Martial Arts Federation Sri lanka is in Matale city Sri Lanka
The three pillars of the project include the “Youth Health Development Project”, “Martial Arts Comprehensive Martial Arts Training Project” and “Lecture Project” these various activities are being carried throughout the country.
More than 4000 suicides per year in Sri Lanka, increasing truancy, reclusion, NEET, etc. With modern youth who have mental problems, with the philosophy of practical education through martial arts that has been handed down since ancient Sri Lanka, we contribute to the healthy development of young people with little effort. We are working on it.
5/3, Rosa Street, Matale, Sri Lanka
0777664333
08.00 AM - 04.00 PM
Recognized for national and international impact, our federation has empowered youth, trained champions, and led social change through martial arts.
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We offer a unique blend of traditional martial arts and social support, fostering personal growth, discipline, and independence. Our programs empower youth and transform lives through expert guidance and holistic education.
Martial arts enhances physical health, mental focus, and confidence while teaching discipline, self-defense, and respect—all in a fun, empowering way.
Boost endurance and stay energized daily.
Build muscle and improve body power.
Learn to protect yourself with confidence.
Master skills that impress and inspire.
The competition follows Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) rules. Matches are decided by knockout or submission through permitted techniques, including:
Striking (punches, kicks)
Throws
Joint locks
Strangulation techniques
Under 55 kg
Under 60 kg
Under 66 kg
Under 73 kg
Under 81 kg
Under 90 kg
Open-weight division
48 kg or less
52 kg or less
57 kg or less
63 kg or less
Open-weight division
Participants exceeding the weight limit for their division at weigh-in will be disqualified.
In open-weight categories, exceeding the registered weight by more than 2 kg (including clothing) results in disqualification.
In district tournaments, exceeding the registered weight by over 2 kg (including clothing) results in disqualification. A weight excess of 2.5 kg or more will incur an additional foul penalty (Foul 2).
Rule A:
Standard match time is 5 minutes. If the match ends in a draw (no majority decision), a 3-minute overtime will be held.
Only one overtime is allowed—no further extensions.
Rule B:
Match time is 5 minutes with no overtime under any circumstances.
Match time will only stop at the referee’s explicit call or signal (“Time Stop”).
Once the referee announces “Ground,” ground time begins.
If the action shifts to standing during ground time, the referee will call “Stand” and continue the match accordingly.
All competitors must wear clean karate uniforms approved by the Zendokai Technical Department.
Judo or Jiu-Jitsu uniforms are strictly prohibited.
Zendokai members must wear the designated karate uniform specified by the Zendokai Technical Department.
Male competitors may not wear any garments under the top portion of their karate uniform.
Alterations such as shortening or modifying sleeves are not allowed.
Rolling up sleeves is strictly prohibited.
Note: If the uniform is found to be altered or non-compliant during or after the match, use may be prohibited in subsequent matches.
Competitors must wear the following gear during matches:
Approved headgear
Mouthguard
Open-finger gloves
Groin protector (required for all; optional abdominal guard for women)
Vaseline may be applied around the eyes.
No oils, creams, or cosmetics on the body or hair.
Taping, wraps, and supports are prohibited unless pre-approved by the tournament’s deputy referee.
Only official gloves may be worn—no additional hand coverings.
Matches are held on approved 10×10 red and blue mats or tatami, as designated by the Zendokai Technical Department.
Officials per match:
1 Main Referee
2–4 Deputy Referees
1 Auditor
Roles:
Main Referee: Oversees match safety and decision-making
Deputies: Assist in judgment and enforce rules
Auditor: Reviews match video when needed and advises on judgments
🏁 Winners are determined by flag majority from the referees and auditor.
Opponent is down for over 3 seconds
Opponent ceases to fight for 6+ seconds
Submission (strangulation or joint lock)
Two decisive techniques landed
Technical knockout by the referee
Opponent disqualified after 3 fouls or severe infraction
Short-duration knockdowns (under 3 seconds)
Temporary loss of fighting spirit
Referee’s stoppage for safety
🧠 Decisions are based on:
Effective strikes and combos
Aggression
Control of the ring
📹 Video review is allowed during the match but not after its conclusion.
Punches, kicks, knees, elbows, throws, locks, chokes
No strikes to the face/head with the head or elbows
Punches to the face allowed (except in Rule B matches)
No head strikes if the fighter is 10+ kg heavier than opponent
Standing: Only soles of the feet touch the mat
Grounded: Any other body part touches the mat
May give verbal advice only
No interference, insults, protests, or influence on the referee
1st violation = warning, 2nd = removal.
Serious offenses may result in fighter disqualification.
Headbutts, elbows to the face
Biting, hair/throat/mucous membrane attacks
Slamming opponents on the ground (no “busters”)
Punching a grounded opponent’s face (under certain rules)
Grabbing gear or belt for choke
Hitting a downed opponent
1st foul: Warning
2nd foul: Point deduction
3rd foul or malicious intent: Disqualification
👉 Referees may escalate penalties immediately for dangerous conduct.
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