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Isshinkan Isshin Ryu Karate Do Kobudo Association

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In March of 1986 the Sensei Juan Buruchaga, named his school "ISSHINKAN DOJO", which literally means "The school or the House of a single heart", where the essence of the art of Karate Do is studied and trained. Our school maintains and preserves the traditions, teachings and legacy of Soke Tatsuo Shimabuku, founder of Isshin Ryu Karate and Kobudo.

Biography of Sensei Juan Buruchaga, begins to train Karate on January 20, 1968,School Andes Zendo Ryu: bases of the styles of Karate Toyama Ryu and Isshin Ryu with Master Hernán Moncada Luckeheide. In 1980 he began to train the Shorin Ryu style with Sensei Jorge Brinkmann in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In 1982 he graduated from black belt 1st Dan in Shorin Ryu by Sensei Jorge Brinkmann. In 1985 he graduated from 2nd Dan Black Belt in Shorin Ryu with masters Fusei Kise and Jorge Brinkmann. In 1986 he returned to the style of Isshin Ryu Karate. In 1990 he began studying with Master Angi Uezu in OIKKA and in 1991 he graduated as a black belt. 3rd Dan at Isshin Ryu with Master Angi Uezu. In 1993 he was promoted to the black belt 4th dan OIKKA with the master Angi Uezu. In August 1997, he made his first trip to Okinawa, invited by Master Angi Uezu and the governor of Okinawa, Mr. Masahide Ota, invited to participate in the First World Karate Tournament and Kobudo in Okinawa. On September 2, 1997 he graduated from 5th dan in OIKKA with teachers Angi Uezu and Tsuyoshi Uechi. On September 2, 2002, he graduated from 6th Dan in Isshin Ryu with Master Angi Uezu. On November 13, 2004 in Orlando, USA was recognized by the American Butokukai Alliance with the title of Kyoshi 7th Dan with Shihan Ralph Hernandez. On January 20, 2010, Kyoshi 8th Dan found the organization "Isshinkan Isshin Ryu Karate Kobudo Association". On June 9, 2013 he was recognized as a Colonist of the Chilean Martial Arts of the 70s. In March 2016, the organization "India Isshin Ryu World Karate & Kobudo Association" conferred upon him the honorific title of Hanshi 9th Dan. And as honorary president of IIWKKA India. On January 20, 2018, he completes his 50-year career in the practice, dedication and teaching of Karate-Do.