On October 26, the French FKOK organization leaded a demonstration in Zagreb (Croatia) during the International Budo Gala organised by Branko Cikatic and the press group Satori Verlag.
   Sensei Bertrand Kron, Senpai Vlada Kron and Jerome de Timmerman performed Kata Sushiho, Bunkai, Kumite and Tameshiwari. Thousands of people in the hall applaused and enjoyed this demonstration.

   On September 24, in Marijampole Dojo, Lithuania special Kyokushin Karate training took place. Senpai Haruhiro Tsunashima - the secretary of Japanese Embassy in Lithuania and Sensei Junji Nakajima - director of ITX corporation Business Acceleration Group Project, were the special guest.
   Training was led by Sensei Algirdas Mizaras - president of Lithuanian Kyokushin Karate Organisation.

   On 15 September The 7th European Open Category Championships 2007 took place in Riesa, Germany. Special guests were: Shihan Loek Hollander (IKO International Committee Member), Shihan Antonio Pinero (EKKO President), Shihan Ton Von Rijn (EKKO Vice President) are Shihan Andre Drewniak (EKKO General Secretary). Organiser was the German Kyokushin Karate Organisation led by Sensei Christoph Fischer (EKKO Treasurer).
   169 participants from 17 european countries competited in the following categories: Men Open weight, Women Open weight, Men Senior, Kata Men, Kata Women, Juniors.

GALLERY

Opening Ceremony	Kata	Kumite
Tameshiwari	Finals	Awards

   On July 18-22, The 34th East European Summer Camp was held in Cracow, Poland. The record number of 330 participants gathered to train together and. This year's special instructors were Shihan Katsuhito Gorai (IKO General Secretary, from New York) and Shihan Francisco Filho (1999 Karate World Champion and 2001 K-1 World Vice-Champion, from Brazil), who were invited by the organiser - Shihan Andre Drewniak (EKKO General Secretary, from Poland).
   Assisting instructors were: Sensei Wlodzimierz Roj, Sensei Eugeniusz Dadzibug, Sensei Krzysztof Borowiec and Sensei Roman Keska from Poland. Guest assistant and japanese language interpreter was Senpai Andrzej Zacharski from Tokyo.
   There were participants from 12 european countries: Austria, Belarus, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Holland, Lithuania, Norway, Slovakia, Spain, Ukraine and Poland. On the last day of the camp the examination took place. The event finished with Sayonara Party where students performed music and comedic skits to entertain the instructors.
   Sensei Mizaras Algirdas from Lithuania, Sensei Norbert Racz from Slovakia, Sensei Mark Kubek from Austria and Sensei Slawomir Urbanczyk from Germany were the honorary guests.

GALLERY