Fudozen Shorinji-ryu Kenpo is a Japanese martial arts training organization that traces its origins to Shaolin Temple in Mount Song, Henan, China, and describes its tradition as having a 700-year history. Known in specialist martial arts publications as the “Mysterious Shaolin,” the organization presents its practice as more than physical self-defence: training is intended to develop character, sound judgment, courtesy, and a balanced relationship between mind and body. Its curriculum includes a broad range of techniques, taught through principles that connect martial practice with conduct in everyday life.

Students learn fundamental skills and how to adapt them appropriately to changing situations. The organization welcomes people at different stages of life and encourages prospective students to visit a local dojo and experience training. Through its dojos and activities, including the Hakuryukan Chiba tournament, Fudozen Shorinji-ryu Kenpo promotes physical conditioning, personal growth, and the inheritance of traditional values.

Its website provides information about the history of the practice, enrollment, dojo locations, activities, and contact details