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.
Currently, about 15 member organizations (including grandchild organizations) and about 35 instructors, including the entity, are participating in the inheritance of traditional Japanese culture through martial arts. The promotion of competitions, the healthy development of youth, various charitable activities, Providing social welfare, etc are benifits of incoparating martial arts.
We are trying to unite martial arts in Sri lanka. The benifits of uniting martial arts in Sri lanka are hospitality improves, the wounded hearts in the Sri lankan society heals, We help the elderly people of Sri lanka by providing welfare facalities, We think about the future of life. We are currently working vigorously to help many troubled young people and their families by incorporating martial arts education, which is a traditional Japanese culture.
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.
the Sri Lanka Martial Arts Federation (hereinafter referred to as the Federation) was launched. Such martial arts education activities have made great achievements, and the competition population has increased dramatically.
In the national tournament, many players from various martial arts organizations, including member organizations of the Federation, also participated, and the scale of the tournament is also expanding.
In such a situation, apart from the conventional point rules, we have newly established two new RF junior rules that can be one step up from the previous rules for those who have staged and advanced users. ( Please refer to the rules for details)
In particular, the RF expert class rule is not the conventional point rule, but a more practical junior martial arts rule with the lifting of the ban on joint skills and strangulation techniques, which are characteristic of MMA (comprehensive martial arts), which is one of the world’s major trend, (with some restrictions).
Sri Lankan faces serious issues such as rising truancy, over 4,000 suicides annually, and an increasing number of “hikikomori” (reclusive individuals) and NEETs (Not in Education, Employment, or Training). Our martial arts-based educational philosophy directly responds to these challenges. By fostering discipline, respect, and purpose, we help young people build resilience and reintegrate into society.
We are currently working to unite martial arts disciplines in Sri Lanka. This initiative aims to:
Promote healing and peace in communities
Improve hospitality and cultural understanding
Support elderly welfare facilities
Provide purpose and structure for socially withdrawn youth
Through martial arts education—a cornerstone of Japanese culture—we aim to support troubled youth and their families while encouraging meaningful social change.
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.
With around 15 affiliated organizations (including sub-organizations) and approximately 35 dedicated instructors, the Federation actively promotes:
The inheritance and practice of traditional Japanese martial arts
Youth development and mentorship
Organizing competitions and national tournaments
Charity and community welfare activities
Cultural exchange and international cooperation
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