Thanks to the group of students who came trick or treating with us on Halloween! It was a lot of fun walking around the neighborhood and most of the kids went home with more candy than they needed. Congratulations also to Arina Miyadi who won our “Guess the Pumpkin’s Weight” contest. She guessed 14.0 pounds […]

Thanks to everyone who made our 2013 EBJI Tournament a huge success! Our 27th annual event was held at El Cerrito High School on September 22. With over 350 competitors, this year’s tournament was one of the largest ever. We were honored to have participants from Idaho and Nevada made the long drive to the […]

The 2013 Daiheigen Summer Camp in Twin Falls, Idaho was a huge success, thank you for all your support. We had over 20 campers in attendance with instructors from various dojos also assisting. Over the course of 4 days, we did 9 judo sessions where we taught our favorite techniques, learned new games and had […]

Monday July 29, 2013 will be Jeff Fujimoto’s last practice here at EBJI (at least for a while anyway!). The recent grad of UC Berkeley will be headed to UCLA’s Medical School to pursue his goal of becoming a medical doctor. Jeff joined EBJI in early 2011 wanting to improve his competitive judo career. Within […]

April 4-7, 2013 10 EBJI Teenagers were accompanied by Ken Kokka Sensei and Sayaka Matsumoto Sensei to the Twin Falls CSI Judo Tournament in Twin Falls, Idaho. EBJI left SFO early Thursday morning and arrived in Boise a few hours later. After making the two hour drive to Twin Falls from Boise, they worked out […]

By Senior Instructor Nate Torra Some people say that competitive sports, like business and war, is a zero sum game. It doesn’t matter how well you fought, or how good your technique was, the only thing that matters is if you won or not. This brings up an interesting question: is winning everything? Personally speaking, […]

Take a look at these action shots of some of our competitors from year’s past!

Congratulations to all EBJI Members who got promoted this past weekend including Jimmy McErlain who received his Shodan (first degree black belt)!

EBJI is proud that their members excel on and off the mat. Our hope is that we “build good people through judo” that contribute to the betterment of society. Our national governing body, the United States Judo Federation, gives out annual awards to recognize students at the elementary, grade, middle and high school level who […]