Established in Shanghai in 2019, Yoseikan Budo China's headquarters serves as a global martial arts laboratory with roots dating back to Japan. Evolving in Europe since the 1960s, it has reached 40 countries across five continents, with founders spanning four generations and expertise in disciplines like aikijujitsu, Western boxing, judo, karate, kenjutsu, stickfighting, and MMA.

Their head coach, holding a 3rd-degree black belt, brings a decade of teaching experience in Taiwan before relocating to Shanghai. Simultaneously a former security professional, bodyguard, and coach, he has competed in multidisciplinary combat sports internationally.
The center features other accomplished local and international coaches in jiu-jitsu, kickboxing, MMA, and wellness disciplines like yoga and pilates. Yoseikan's diverse programs span modern fighting sports, traditional martial arts, and fitness, with a renowned Kids Budo program fostering holistic physical and socio-emotional development.
Classes are bilingual, sometimes trilingual, emphasizing a beginner-friendly, health-centric, multicultural community.