沖縄の伝統空手を通して生きる力を養う場、そして人間力を高める場という意味が道場名に込められている。流祖の宮城長順の高弟、宮里栄一先生に師事し先生亡き後、2010年に道場を起ち上げた。那覇空港及びモノレール小禄駅近くの住宅街に道場は立地す。伝統文化である沖縄空手を若い世代に伝える義務があるとの想いと共に、自身の生涯武術を目指す。

The meaning behind the name of the dōjō is to cultivate the strength in life and build a good character through the training of traditional Okinawa karate (refer to the dōjō precepts on the website). I learned under the guidance of Master Miyazato Eiichi, a leading disciple of Master Miyagi Chōjun, the founder of Gōjū-ryū, and I opened the dōjō in 2010 after the death of Master Miyazato. The dōjō is located in a residential area near the monorail Oroku Station. I desire to practice martial arts for the lifetime. I feel the sense of obligation to pass down karate, which is a traditional culture of Okinawa, to the younger generation, so I train mind and body with my disciples.