Mr. Shunji Ishii new Director ISKA Japan
Mr. Shunji Ishii has accepted the position as ISKA Director for Japan with immediate effect. Mr. Shunji Ishii has been involved in the event production and public relations for the K-1 World Grand since 1993. He is a Director of FEG (Fighting Entertainment Group) which promotes K-1 events worldwide
He has a background in Kyokushin Karate going back to the early 1970’s he trained with his brother Master Kazuyoshi Ishii the founder of the K-1 World Grand Prix. He views Martial Arts as the Japanese ancient Bushido exist to raise himself mentally and physically, it should not be used for violence and threatening. It is the most important to respect each other in the competition, and win or lose is just caused in the process.
On accepting his new position he said I am honored to be the National Director of ISKA for Japan, one of the time-honoured organizations. I truly take my responsibilities and duties seriously.
11 November 2009
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