1922 　　Gichin Funakoshi published “Ryukyu-kenpo Karate ”* in Tokyo for the first time.

 

1924 　　Keio University “Karate Kenkyukai” was established (Gichin Funakoshi became Shihan).

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1925 　　Published “Rengo Goshin Karate” *.

 

1928 　　 Converted a Mita storeroom into a dojo (commonly known as a cantera hut).

 

1929　　at the 5th anniversary convention, Karate was renamed “Karate” and the concept of “the path” leading to the cultivation and perfection of character was introduced, and the name “Karate-do” was proclaimed both at home and abroad. All current kata other than Seen-tsin are clearly stated, including Naha-te (Goju-kei) three fights, Super Rimpei (Super Rimpei), and Tensho-sho. Of these, “Kigare” (creative form) and “Tawada's bassai” are lost.

 

1930 　　“Inen enemy tenga” (flat plaque), “Ken” (first issue of the departmental research journal)

 

1932 　　“Karate Kenkyukai” approved as an inter-collegiate competition club October 15 “Athletic Karate Club” approved and Mita Karate-kai established as a senior organization       

 

1933 　　Yahiku Meng “Shuji, Sakugawa no kon” was appointed as a professor.

 

1934 　　Mita Dojo was built.

 

1935　　10th anniversary of the 10th anniversary of Professor Kenwa Mabuni's “Seen Ching”. Publication of “Karatedo Kyohan ”*.

 

1936　　 “Karatedo Shuse” published (karate was officially renamed and declared “karate” in Okinawa).

 

1937　　 Construction of the Hiyoshi Dojo

 

1951 　　Construction of Hiyoshi Dojo (2nd time)

 

1957 　　1st All Japan University Championship held. Honjyuku wins second place (Japan's first official karate competition that transcends styles)

 

1958 　　Construction of Hiyoshi Dojo (3rd), Construction of Koganei Engineering Dojo

 

1960 　　 (Revival) 1st Waseda-Keio Karate Regular Tournament

 

1963 　　Shinanomachi Dojo was built.

 

1968 　　Construction of new dojo in Mita

 

1972 　　 Demolition of the dojo of the Faculty of Engineering (due to the relocation of the Faculty of Engineering to Hiyoshi)

 

1974 　　Karate Club's 50th Anniversary published

 

1992 　　 Renovation of Hiyoshi Dojo

 

1999 　　Karate Club 75th Anniversary published

 

2003 　　Shinanomachi Dojo was reconstructed.