Which gym/Dojo in Japan produces the most amount of UFC fighters?

[Ogata]

Are there any gyms in Japan like AKA or ATT that produces and houses lots of UFC fighters?

 

[orca]

in pride japanese pro wrestlers where abundant

 

[djason1988]

I don't know and don't care to look it up, but several big name franchises have gyms all over the world now, plus ufc performance institutes are global as well, so I'd assume one of those.

 

[filthybliss]

Asia has not produced anything finer than Sakuraba in ages. Beyond, our fine chinese lady, Israel Adesanya.

 

[TheTickG]

Are there any gyms in Japan like AKA or ATT that produces and houses lots of UFC fighters?

Are there even a lot of Japanese UFC fighters to say that one gym produces a lot?

 

[Flower2dPeople]

Grabaka?

 

[SuperNerd]

Maybe this will help

Japan Gyms | Tapology

Directory of Japan (JP) mixed martial arts and boxing gyms and academies.

www.tapology.com

No clue how up-to-date this is.

 

[kingmob6]

The Gym that trained Steven Seagal of course.

 

[Ogata]

Maybe this will help

Japan Gyms | Tapology

Directory of Japan (JP) mixed martial arts and boxing gyms and academies.

www.tapology.com

No clue how up-to-date this is.

I am checking it out. Lot of it is kickboxing or fitness boxing. Lot of it are out of business or website is down.

 

[NoSmilez]

Paraestra for BJJ. They have a big franchise. It's where a lot of famous Japanese stars learned how to grapple. In terms of UFC fighters, I would say probably Chonan's gym. I see him in the corner for Japanese fighters.
There is also Purebreed and Kid's gym but most of their competitors aged out.

 

[Ogata]

Paraestra for BJJ. They have a big franchise. It's where a lot of famous Japanese stars learned how to grapple. In terms of UFC fighters, I would say probably Chonan's gym. I see him in the corner for Japanese fighters.
There is also Purebreed and Kid's gym but most of their competitors aged out.

I checked and yes Ryo Chonan seems active. No BJJ, I want something that is more judo/sambo/catch based or a place with wicked striking skills or a really good Shootfighting dojo.

 

[NoSmilez]

I checked and yes Ryo Chonan seems active. No BJJ, I want something that is more judo/sambo/catch based or a place with wicked striking skills or a really good Shootfighting dojo.

Paraestra is where a lot of Japanese fighters came from. They have like around 40 schools or even more. The founder is Yuki Nakai. He has a judo background too. They produced hundreds of MMA fighters.

 

[Ogata]

Paraestra is where a lot of Japanese fighters came from. They have like around 40 schools or even more. The founder is Yuki Nakai. He has a judo background too. They produced hundreds of MMA fighters.

One of the most and greatest contributor to Shootfighting was Victor Koga who was one of the early pioneers in sambo in Japan and he worked hard to create mixed styles in form of Shooto.

The Japanese have a crazy rich history of MMA before there was MMA. I always wondered why I do not hear about Japanese in modern times. They should be way ahead!

 

[BEATDOWNS]

The McDojo

 

[Bluesbreaker]

Came to say Paraestta also.

You won't find any producing talent like American super gyms. Aside from there being little interest in the sport, most gyms are basically holes in the wall.

 

[BabyBlue_Bomber]

The T-Blood camp had Ishida and Kawajiri…

Those two did okay for themselves.

 

[biscuitsbrah]

Where does taira, horiguchi, and kai asakurs go?

I know Kyoji was krazy bee and ATT but I can’t imagine he still trains there in the off season.. right?

 

[23rd Century Sweetheart]

Where does taira, horiguchi, and kai asakurs go?

I know Kyoji was krazy bee and ATT but I can’t imagine he still trains there in the off season.. right?

Kyoji lives in the US now theres a pretty cool vid of him on youtube having a talk with KID about parting ways

Kai is with the newly christened Japan Top Team (i think triforce gym before?)

Taira was with The Paraestra Okinawa but either it has a new name now or hes in a new gym

 

[Doctor Grudge]

One of the most and greatest contributor to Shootfighting was Victor Koga who was one of the early pioneers in sambo in Japan and he worked hard to create mixed styles in form of Shooto.

The Japanese have a crazy rich history of MMA before there was MMA. I always wondered why I do not hear about Japanese in modern times. They should be way ahead!

Because you probably do not live in Japan and Japan does not care about the UFC.

They have their own scene.

 

[Yosuke]

I checked and yes Ryo Chonan seems active. No BJJ, I want something that is more judo/sambo/catch based or a place with wicked striking skills or a really good Shootfighting dojo.

Brave Gym by Kazuyuki Miyata.