Western Iranian Enshin Karate

Western Iranian Enshin karate started by sensei Jalil Niazi a former Kyokushin Karate Instructor in 1997 when he opened his first Enshin Karate dojo in Ghahramanan Sports Club. Sensei Amir Rostami who was one of his loyal students and a fan of any kind of practical contact sports joined Enshin Organization the same year.
Sensei Amir is from the city of Kermanshah located in the western part of Iran close to the country of Iraq where people speak Kurdish language.
Sensei Amir started training in the style of Razmavaran back in 1990. Razmavaran is a Military Art originated from Kung Fu, combined with some other practical approaches to make it more efficient in the military combat. In 1994 Sensei Amir got interested in Kyokushin Karate one of the most premier traditional Japanese full contact karate taught at the same sport club under sensei Niazi and he joined Kyokushin Organization. In 1997 when Sensei Amir's teacher found his way to Enshin Karate he followed his teacher and he opened his own Dojo at Salar Sports Club in 2002. Because of his computer skills, Sensei Amir designed the 1^st Iranian Enshin Karate website for Enshin karate of his own town and then he completed all Iranian Enshin Karate webpage for shihan Soltani.

 In 2007 Sensei Amir participated in Euro-Asian Sabaki Challenge held in Istanbul Turkey and meet with Kancho Ninomiya. As Kancho Ninomiya recommended that all Enshin Instructors get certified by World Enshin Organization he contacted Kancho to take the lead of Western Iranian Enshin with two dojos in Kermanshah and other sub-branches in the suburb. Sensei Amir is currently the 5th certified Iranian Enshin instructor and his goal is to bring a better quality of karate to his own region and give a better opportunity to Kurdish residents tolearn this unique system of empty handed discipline founded by Kancho Ninomiya