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Email from Sempai Farshad on February 1st, 2005
Kyokushin in Tehran, Iran
by Farshad Soleimanzadeh

 

Osu Sensei Tats,

 

Congratulations on the success of Vancouver Cup tournament. I saw all the news and the pictures of the tournament and your dojo's other events through the web site. I'm glad to see that you and your students are doing well. Please say hi to everyone for me. I miss you guys a lot. Osu.


I'm doing well here in Iran. My work keeps me very busy everyday. But I finally straightened my work schedule out for Karate.  I've actually begun training since last Sunday. Hopefully, I can get back into shape quickly so I will be able to compete in a tournament again. 

 

By the way, I sent you this martial arts magazine which is published monthly in Tehran. A friend of mine works for the publisher. he asked me to send him an article about my experience of training Kyokushin in Canada. I gave him your photo from the very first Vancouver Cup's poster. He also wanted to introduce you in the article. The magazine was published last month and I think it's very nicely edited. Hope you enjoy that, too.

 

Well, that's it for now. I hope someday you can bring your team to Tehran because there are several international tournaments held each year. It would be very nice if you  and your fighters could make it to one of them. If you come, we will train together and have lots of fun.

 

I will email you again to keep you up to date on what's happening here. Osu!

 

Farshad


Sempai
Farshad Soleimanzadeh

Sempai Farshad (2nd Dan) was born and raised in Tehran. Joined Kyokushin in the country when he was a child. Just before he moved to Vancouver as a landed immigrant in 1997, he placed 2nd in the All Iran Championships. Joined VKK in 1999 and captured the Silver Medal at Vancouver Cup 2000. In 2001, he finally placed 1st at Vancouver Cup 01. In 2003, he decided to moved back to Tehran due to a business matter he had. In February 2005, he joined the dojo in Tehran and keeps training in Kyokushin.

 

 

The article about Kyokushin in Vancouver and Tats Nakamura in the Persian language. You may not understand what's written but you can tell that Kyokushin Karate is everywhere. Thank you, Sempai Farshad, for keeping in touch with us. Osu!


 





 

 

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