Shudokan honoured with NPC-Macrokiosk Muhibbah Award for promoting unity


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KUALA LUMPUR: The Shudokan, Malaysia's oldest Aikido dojo, has been awarded the National Press Club (NPC)-Macrokiosk Muhibbah Award for December in recognition of its 63 years of fostering unity, respect, and harmony among Malaysians of all races and religions.

Founded in 1961 by the late Thamby Rajah Sensei, The Shudokan was not only Malaysia's first Aikido dojo but also the first established outside Japan, where the martial art originated. For decades, this Seremban-based institution has welcomed youths from diverse backgrounds, offering Aikido training at token fees to ensure inclusivity and accessibility.

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