Muay Thai seminars with Saya Ito & Noa Fujiwara (Oct 18 / Oct 21)
A special workout taught by two world-class champions, held at Shobukai HQ in Hachioji.
No martial-arts experience needed. Different goals, different fitness levels — each member trains their own way.
Start from the stance and basics. No sparring is forced on you.
Rope, bags and pads — a fun way to move your whole body.
Muay Thai is a full-body workout at an intensity you can keep up.
Base fitness, manners and perseverance, taught safely.
Clinch, sparring and full fight preparation, taught seriously.
Kickboxing grew out of Muay Thai, the national sport of Thailand. Here you learn the stance, punches and kicks directly from coaches who trained and fought in Thailand — with the coach holding your pads, one to one.
We teach step by step from the stance, and never push sparring on newcomers. Instead of one menu for everyone, each session is adjusted to your experience, age, fitness and goal.
Muay Thai is the national sport of Thailand and the root that kickboxing grew from, adding elbows, knees and clinch work. Learn Muay Thai here and everything kickboxing needs is included — beginners start from basic punches and kicks either way.
There are no fixed class times. Come any time during opening hours; coaches adjust the training to your level and goal.
All videos are from our own floor: kids, beginners, women and fighters, all coached pad-to-pad.
Thai coaches on the pads, beginners, women, kids and heavy-bag work — nine training scenes.
World-title bouts, Rajadamnern fights and documentaries from our group, all on YouTube.
Coaches with real experience in Thailand — Pepsi, On and Dun — teach every member one to one, from your very first stance to advanced technique.
Fighters and members of our group step into the ring almost every month, in Japan and Thailand.
A special workout taught by two world-class champions, held at Shobukai HQ in Hachioji.
Apply via the inquiry form, or call the Tama gym (042-371-1171) or the Hachioji HQ desk (042-651-5184).
On August 2 she won her first defense by unanimous decision (3-0).
Muay Thai seminars by Saya Ito & Noa Fujiwara (Oct 18 / Oct 21, Shobukai HQ, Hachioji).
Shobukai YOSHINKAN Gym opens in Hijirigaoka, Tama — a new home for the group.
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Noa Fujiwara beats Kana Wor.Wanchai 3-0 in Yokohama to make the first defense of her WBC Muay Thai world title.
Pepsi Shobukai faces Petpoonmee Victory Gym at KICK Insist 27.
Junior fighter Riku (Fujiwara Gym) competes at MuayThaiOpen 52; members also join the 16th Oyaji-Kick Kanto meet.
BOM 50 (Yokohama): Noa Fujiwara vs Kana Wor.Wanchai under OFG rules; Pepsi Shobukai vs Renta Wor.Wanchai.
Hayato Watanabe's title fight at Patong Stadium, Thailand, is released on the official channel.
Shobukai women compete at GODDESS OF VICTORY IV (GEN Sports Palace).
13-year-old MOKA Shobukai beats a local two-belt champion at Bangla Boxing Stadium, Phuket, to win a 44 kg title by 2nd-round KO.
Noa Fujiwara defeats Thailand's Khaikem at Yokosuka Arena to become WBC Muay Thai world mini flyweight champion.
Takahiro Ishii fights Tensei Nishiyama (Jiseikan) at KICK Insist 25, featherweight.
Road to RWS at Korakuen Hall: Shunta Kibe and Noa Fujiwara both compete.
BOM TOWARD FUTURE 2: a same-gym super exhibition between Saya Ito and Noa Fujiwara (2 min × 2R); juniors SOTA, Manato and Jua also fight.
Shunta Kibe competes at Road to KING 3.
Takahiro Ishii competes at Road to Rajadamnern, 60 kg.
MuayThaiOpen 50: Kotora Goto (boys B, 30 kg) and Shunta Kibe (A class, bantam) compete — juniors through A class.
MOKA Shobukai fights at BOM TOWARD FUTURE (women's 42 kg); Fujiwara Gym juniors join the 8th MFP amateur meet the same day.
Noa Fujiwara fights a full-rules Muay Thai bout in Thailand.
RWS JAPAN (Yokohama Osanbashi Hall): Saya Ito and Noa Fujiwara both fight and win on the same card.
BOM 48 (Spotify O-EAST): Noa Fujiwara fights at women's atomweight.
Noa Fujiwara fights at the sacred home of Muay Thai — Rajadamnern Stadium (RAJADAMNERN KNOCK OUT).
RWS JAPAN (TIPSTAR DOME CHIBA): Saya Ito wins at atomweight.
Saya Ito fights in the ring of Rajadamnern Stadium (RWS), Bangkok.
Saya Ito battles through the domestic title scene — WMC Japan pinweight, BOM Japan light flyweight, IPCC atomweight — on her road to four world titles.
Saya Ito is featured as a "Muay Thai prodigy" in the TV documentary series Fighting Women, among many media appearances.
Whether you aim for the ring, train for health, or cheer from the seats — the story continues at Shobukai YOSHINKAN Gym.
Book a Free Trial| Hours | Mon–Fri 15:00–21:00 (last entry 20:15) |
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| Closed | Saturdays, Sundays & national holidays |
| Address | 2-22-3-3 Hijirigaoka, Tama-shi, Tokyo 206-0022 |
| Nearest stations | Keio-Nagayama / Odakyū-Nagayama · Seiseki-Sakuragaoka area. By car from Inagi, Hino, Fuchū, Hachioji and Machida too. |
| Nearest bus stop | Keio Bus "Hijirigaoka Center" (聖ヶ丘センター) — about 3 min on foot (200 m) |
| Parking | Free parking for 5 cars — motorcycles and bicycles also free |
| Phone | 042-371-1171 (Shobukai YOSHINKAN GYM (Tama), Mon–Fri 15:00–19:00, Japanese) 042-651-5184 (HQ desk, Mon–Sat 12:00–19:00, Japanese) |
On foot: about 15 min (1.2 km; some uphill, allow 15–17 min). By bus: from bay No. 2 at the station bus terminal, take Keio Bus Ei-34 (永34) for Hijirigaoka-danchi or Sakura-06 (桜06) for Seiseki-Sakuragaoka Sta., get off at "Hijirigaoka Center" (7–10 min), then walk about 3 min.
Right next to Keio-Nagayama — both stations share the same Nagayama bus terminal. About 15 min on foot, or the same buses (Ei-34 / Sakura-06) from bay No. 2 to "Hijirigaoka Center".
The bus is recommended: from bay No. 12 take Keio Bus Sakura-06 (桜06) bound for Nagayama Sta. via Hijirigaoka-danchi, get off at "Hijirigaoka Center" (about 20 min; up to ~30 min in traffic), then walk about 3 min. Walking takes 35–40 min with hills.
Bus times vary with timetable changes and traffic, and totals exclude waiting time. Check the latest timetable on the Keio Bus website (Japanese).
By Phone
042-371-1171Shobukai YOSHINKAN GYM (Tama) — Mon–Fri 15:00–19:00, Japanese
042-651-5184Hachioji HQ desk — Mon–Sat 12:00–19:00, Japanese
Phone support is in Japanese. If you prefer English, the web form is the easiest way — we will reply in English.
Fill in this English form and we will reply by email — or, if you leave your phone number and preferred language, a staff member who speaks that language will call you back.
The official, legally binding texts are the Japanese originals. This is a plain-language summary for reference.
We use your personal details (name, contact, application info) only to respond to inquiries, arrange trials and run memberships. We do not sell your data or provide it to third parties except as required by law. Inquiry data sent by form is used solely to reply. For questions or corrections, contact the gym (042-371-1171 / toiawase@positive-one.com). Full text: Japanese original.
Fees are debited monthly (5th) and are not refunded except where the gym is at fault. Follow coaches' instructions and train within your fitness; sparring only with approval and protective gear. Arrange sports insurance yourself. Cover tattoos where possible, no filming of others without consent, no direct personal sponsorship of fighters. The gym may refuse or end membership for serious rule violations. Full text: Japanese original.
If any difference arises between this summary and the Japanese originals, the Japanese originals prevail.
No sports or martial-arts background needed. We tailor everything to your age, fitness and goal — starting light.
