Kenpō Kai can also be found written in romaji in the following forms: Kenpo Kai, kenpokai, kempokai, kenpo-kai and kempo-kai, and in Kanji as (拳法會) or (拳法会).

Kenpō Kai means “gathering of the methods of the fist” (拳 ken = fist, 法 pō = method or system, 會 or 会 kai = gathering) and is a traditional Japanese budō martial art, with some Chinese influence.

Its philosophy is personal development and the search for balance through the practice and training of Kenpō Kai. It develops physical and mental strength and resilience of spirit or personal improvement, maintaining values ​​of the samurai code, such as humility, respect, etc… intrinsic to traditional Japanese martial arts. It stands out for its effectiveness in combat and its work focused mainly on applied self-defense.