A traditional Kyokushin Kan dojo honoring the legacy of Sosai Masutatsu Oyama. Discipline, character, and strength forged through Budo training in the heart of Dieppe.
Coming this summer 2026
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Miguel Jacob
Thirteen years forged on the dojo floor in Barachois, New Brunswick, under Shihan J.J. Nowlan, 5th Dan, founder of his own Kyokushin Kan dojo since 2008. From his teaching to ours: the same standards, the same Budo spirit, now carried to Dieppe in both official languages.
Our dojo follows the strict technical curriculum and philosophy of Kyokushin Kan, the lineage carrying forward the original teachings of Sosai Masutatsu Oyama: Kumite, traditional kata, and the disciplined pursuit of the Martial Way.
We are not a fitness studio. We are a dojo. Every class begins and ends with Rei (Respect) and asks the same of every student, regardless of rank.
Founded January 13, 2003 in Tokyo following the wishes of Sosai Masutatsu Oyama, Kyokushin-kan International unites over 190 branches across 73 countries, full-contact karate trained the way Sosai intended: kihon, kata, kumite.
A direct disciple of Sosai Mas Oyama. Royama Kaicho entered the original Oyama Dojo in Ikebukuro as a high-school student and learned the essence of Kyokushin under Sosai himself, becoming one of the legendary "Kyokushin lions" before founding Kyokushin-kan in 2003.
Joined Kyokushinkaikan in 1973 and trained as an uchideshi at Royama Dojo from 1979. Appointed Kancho, Director of Kyokushin-kan, on April 17, 2022, he leads the federation's technical direction worldwide.
Bilingual instruction in every class. All levels welcome.
A class is welcoming and structured, we open with a bow, warm up together, and work through the four core areas of Kyokushin Karate at a pace that fits your level. Beginners are guided and supported every step of the way.
The basics. Stances, blocks, punches, and kicks practiced step by step. This is where every student starts and where every technique is built.
A class is welcoming and structured, we open with a bow, warm up together, and work through the four core areas of Kyokushin at a pace that fits your level.
Partner work. We start light, with plenty of control and supervision, so you can practice safely and grow at your own pace.
Strength and endurance. Simple bodyweight exercises, push-ups, squats, core work, scaled to where you are today, not where someone else is.
First class is always free. Bring water and an open mind.