Dear Soke / President / Hanshi / Shihan / Sensei of AGKF Country Members,
It is a great pleasure and honor to invite you and your delegation leaders, honorable guests, officials, and contestants to attend the 6th AGKF Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia, 22 – 25 November 2018. The championships will take place at GOR POPKI, Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia.
This championship is sanctioned by the World Goju Ryu Karate Federation (WGKF). This is the first time for us to be the host for the AGKF Championships at Jakarta, Indonesia. May we assure you that all who are responsible for this event will do their utmost to make your stay pleasant with full of Goju-Ryu friendship, joy and treasured memories. All of us will perform together a high quality competition and we hope that you will enjoy your stay in Jakarta, Indonesia, that offers an unique opportunity to visit other many possibilities of beautiful cities, islands, cultural places and recreation centers in Indonesia.
Through this International Championship we wish to create an opportunity for our GOJU RYU members to continue to develop and progress in the Karate arena, while building brotherhood amongst the Karate-kas.
In the enclosed documents you will find all necessary information in our first bulletin, regarding official registration, accommodation, the competition venue and programme. We hope also that this event we can get new member among Asia’s countries.
We wish all of you, particularly the participants, a successful tournament and achieve your best performance.
We look forward to your participation and support to make this a successful championship.
I look forward to welcome you all at Jakarta, Indonesia.
Best Regards,
Barnabas Ricky Budhi Kusumo, S.Si Chairman - Organising Committee
GENERAL RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. RULES The 6th AGKF Championship will be conducted in accordance with the New Rules of the World Karate Federation (WKF), which were adopted on January 2018 for Senior, Juniors & Cadets with Card Rules exception. Children under 13 years will be use COMPETITION RULES. a. In case of a disagreement in the interpretation of rules, the English text of the rules shall prevail. Any unforeseen incident not covered by the Rules shall be dealt with accordingly in the following manner: b. Technical questions shall be resolved in accordance with the WKF or Competition Rules. c. Cases of general nature shall be resolved in accordance with the WKF Statutes and Rules.
2. DATE 22nd – 25th November 2018
3. VENUE POPKI Sports Hall, Cibubur – East Jakarta, INDONESIA
4. EVENTS Appendix B
5. SCHEDULE
a. 21st November 2018 - Arrival of All Foreign Participants - Registration of All Participants (Referee Seminar, Karate Festival, Championship)
b. 22nd November 2018 - Arrival of All Foreign Participants - Registration of All Participants (Referee Seminar, Karate Festival, Championship) - Coaches and Managers Meeting - Referee Seminar & Exam - AGKF DC Meeting & Congress - Welcome Dinner (Invited Guest)
c. 23rd November 2018 - AGKF Karate Festival - Kumite Practical Exam
d. 24th – 25th November 2018 Competition
6. VICTORY CEREMONIES a. The Victory Ceremonies shall normally be held after the completion of event. b. First Prize : Gold Medals and Diplomas to the first winner in each category. Second Prize : Silver Medals and Diplomas to contestant placed in the second in each category. Third Prize : Two Bronze Medals and Diplomas to the losing semifinalists in each category.
7. CLOSING DATE a. The Closing Date for all entries will be on October 31st, 2018 b. The organizing committee whises to have your reply on participation, once you have received the Championship Details (e-mail – [email protected])
8. TECHNICAL ORGANIZATION The AGKF is responsible for and full control of the technical organization of the Karate competition, in consultation with the international technical delegates when necessary.
9. DRAWING OF LOTS The drawing of lots will be conducted by officials appointed by the Organizing Committee. The draw will be computerized
10. DURATION OF BOUT The official duration of Kumite matches will be three (3) minutes for men, two (2) minutes for women, Junior, Cadet and for under 13 years will be 1.5 minutes. For Karate Festival will be 1 minutes
11. DRESS CODE All contestants and team officials (coaches, managers, etc.), Referees and judges must wear the prescribed uniforms as defined in Appendix 1 of the WKF Rules.
12. CHAMPIONSHIP FEES a. Participation Fees : USD 80.00 per contestant (1 event) USD 120.00 per team (Kata or Kumite) b. Additional Categories : USD 40.00 per individual category c. AGKF Karate Festival : USD 20.00 per individual category
13. REFEREE SEMINAR FEE Referee Seminar : USD 60.00
14. SAFETY EQUIPMENT a. Mitts, foot protection, mouth guards, belts, body protectors are compulsory for all categories. b. Mitts, foot protection, mouth guards, belts, facemask and body protection shall be provided by the athletes themselves c. According to the WKF rules, every kumite categories below 14 years must wearing Facemask.
15. INSURANCE All participants and members of delegations must arrange their own medical insurance and personal trip insurance. Organizing Committee is not liable for this purpose.
16. ACCOMODATION 1. HEADQUARTER - HOTEL CIPUTRA CIBUBUR
Hotel Ciputra Cibubur is a 4-star International hotel strategically located in the center of Cibubur and easily reached
from the Jagorawi toll road. Offering easy access to business and entertainment areas, Hotel Ciputra cibubur boasts a range of facilities to make your stay comfortable and memorable. The smile, warmth, friendliness and professionalism of our employees represent the characteristics and culture of Indonesia. Hotel Ciputra Cibubur boasts 107 stylish guestrooms, all in a contemporary design. Featuring 103 Deluxe, 3 Business Suites and 1 Executive Suite. Non-smoking options and specially appointed rooms for the disabled are also available. Indulge in the delicacies of The Gallery Restaurant on the lobby level. The restaurant offers Indonesian, Chinese and International dishes as well as a buffet breakfast and an a la carte menu for lunch and dinner. The Gallery seats up to a 100 guests including a smoking area on the outdoor terrace. Broadband Internet is accessible for free in the area. Relax in the the cozy ambiance at The Lounge and Bar, offering a selection of beverages and snacks throughout the day. It is the ideal venue to unwind and mingle with colleagues or friends.
2. HOTEL SANTIKA TAMAN MINI INDONESIA INDAH
Hotel Santika Taman Mini Indonesia Indah - Jakarta is connected to Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII), a national treasure and cultural icon displaying the grandeur of Indonesia in "beautiful miniature", and showcasing Indonesia's rich cultural and
natural diversity. With easy access from the city's toll road system, and unsurpassed facilities including a restaurant and lounge, swimming pool, and extensive outdoor space, Hotel Santika TMII is an ideal holiday destination as well as a convenient venue for business meetings and conventions. TMII hosts 26 regional pavilions, a giant- sized map of the Indonesian archipelago, a Science and Technology Exhibition Centre, Indonesian Children's Palace, and a total of 11 different parks featuring aviaries, a freshwater aquarium, the Golden Snail Garden and the soon-to-be-completed Indonesian-Chinese Cultural Park. There are also no less than 15 museums, including the Indonesian Museum, the Transportation Museum, and the Oil and Natural Gas Museum. Other exciting recreational diversions include the Golden Snail IMAX Theater, a cable car ride, the Aeromovel, the Miniature Train, and Snow Bay Water Park.
HOTEL RATE OFFICIAL HOTEL
Distance Rate (USD $) Name To Room Type Queen / Twin Bed Venue King Size Deluxe Room $ 75 $ 75 (103 Rooms) Hotel Ciputra Cibubur 10 Minutes Business Suite Room (Swiss-Bell Hotel ****) $ 100 Drive (3 Rooms) HEADQUARTER HOTEL Executive Suite Room $ 160 (1 Room) Superior Room $ 80 $ 80 (70 Rooms) Hotel Santika TMII 20 Minutes Deluxe Room $ 95 $ 95 (****) Drive (40 Rooms) Deluxe Suite Room $ 120 (5 Room)
Note: If your team want accommodation with special need (Not Official hotel), Please contact us, we will assist you.
17. TRANSPORTATION a. Transportation fee from Airport to OFFICIAL HOTEL – USD 30.00/ person (round trip) b. All International participant will get free transportation from OFFICIAL HOTEL to VENUE for those who stay and book through Organizing committee
18. COMPETITION REGULATION a. All payments must be received by organizing committee before the Championship starts.
b. Each country or team may enter any number of participants in each category.
c. All Kumite contestants must wear gum shields and must supply their own red and blue mitts and belts. Shin and foot protection, body protector is COMPULSORY for all categories but need not be of WKF approved type so long as it is safe and within reasonable dimensions.
d. All competitors are responsible for providing their own medical insurance.
e. The rules are the rules of the World Karate Federation, with some exceptions as to Card Rules, weights, ages and categories. For children the rules will be those of AGKF (Absolutely no face contact allowed).
f. The official duration of Kumite matches will be three (3) minutes for men senior, two (2) minutes for women senior, Junior, Cadets and for under 13 years will be 1.5 minutes.
g. The competition area will be a square with sides of 8 meters for those who are 13 years of age and over. For those up to and including 13 years of age the area will be 6 meters each side.
h. In children’s kata categories under fourteen years, the first two kata performed must all be different. If competitor numbers are such that more than two kata are required, then the third and subsequent kata may be repeats. No kata may be performed more than twice. For fourteen years and over WKF Rules apply. i. In children’s kumite categories under thirteen years, must wearing body protector and facemask. j. All team kata (Cadet, Junior and Senior) require Bunkai on Final Matches. k. The coach shall at all times during the tournament display his coach’s tag. He will be given a place to sit during the bout and must not interrupt the match. Parents will not be allowed in the competition areas (unless they are registered as the competitor’s coach) and are not allowed to protest official’s decisions. l. The OC have the right to merge the categories if number of participants are less than 4. m. Weigh in 1 hour before match. Any kumite competitor, whose weight is outside the range of the weight category from the weigh-in checking, will be disqualified and withdrawn from the Kumite competition. n. In children’s categories under thirteen years, they can entries one categories up. Both kata and kumite. o. Face Mask :
p. Body Protector :
Note : We also receive facemask order with the prices (For this event only) of $15 USD per pcs and Body Protector with the price of $25 USD per pcs. All are Local Brand
19. CONTACS
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us • Address : Hotel Ciputra Cibubur (from November 21st, 2018) Jl. Alternatif Cibubur – Cileungsi KM 4, Cibubur Bekasi 17435, Indonesia
• Email : [email protected] • Mobile : +6258 1011 8515/ +62812 8393 8839 (Sensei Barnabas Ricky) +62856 9111 8355 (Sensei Rion Gustaf)
20. VISA REGULATION Based on Presidential Regulation / Peraturan Presiden No 21 Year 2016 concerning Visa regulation, there are 169 countries granted for Free Visa on Short Visit (30 days). This new regulation effected since March 2016. 1 South Africa 26 Botswana 51 Honduras 2 Albania 27 Brazil 52 Hungary 3 Algeria 28 Brunei Darussalam 53 Hong Kong (Sar) 4 United States Of America 29 Bulgaria 54 India 5 Andorra 30 Burkina Faso 55 English 6 Angola 31 Burundi 56 Ireland 7 Antigua And Barbuda 32 Czech 57 Iceland 8 Saudi Arabia 33 Chad 58 Italy 9 Argentina 34 Chile 59 Jamaica 10 Armenia 35 Denmark 60 Japan 11 Australia 36 Dominica (Commonwealth) 61 German 12 Austria 37 Ecuador 62 Cambodia 13 Azerbaijan 38 El Salvador 63 Canada 14 Bahamas 39 Estonia 64 Kazakhstan 15 Bahrain 40 Fiji 65 Kenya 16 Bangladesh 41 Philippines 66 Marshall Islands 17 Barbados 42 Finland 67 Solomon Islands 18 Netherlands 43 Gabon 68 Kiribati 19 Belarusian 44 Gambia 69 Komoro 20 Belgium 45 Georgia 70 South Korea 21 Belize 46 Ghana 71 Costa Rica 22 Benin 47 Grenada 72 Croatia 23 Bhutan 48 Guatemala 73 Cuba 24 Bolivia 49 Guyana 74 Kuwait 25 Bosnia Herzegovina 50 Haiti 75 Kyrgyzstan
76 Laos 108 Palestine 140 Swaziland 77 Latvia 109 Panama 141 Sweden 78 Lebanon 110 Ivory Coast 142 Switzerland 79 Lesotho 111 Papua New Guinea 143 Taiwan 80 Liechtenstein 112 Paraguay 144 Tajikistan 81 Lithuania 113 France 145 Holy See 82 Luxembourg 114 Peru 146 Cape Verde 83 Macao (SAR) 115 Poland 147 Tanzania 84 Madagascar 116 Portugal 148 Thailand 85 Macedonia 117 Puerto Rico 149 Timor Leste 86 Maldives 118 Qatar 150 Togo 87 Malawi 119 Dominican Republic 151 Tonga 88 Malaysia 120 Romania 152 Trinidad And Tobago 89 Mali 121 Russia 153 Tunis 90 Malta 122 Rwanda 154 Turkey 91 Morocco 123 Saint Kitts And Navis 155 Turkmenistan 92 Mauritania 124 Saint Lucia 156 Tuvalu 93 Mauritius 125 Saint Vincent And Grenadis 157 Uganda 94 Mexico 126 Samoa 158 Ukraine 95 Egypt 127 San Marino 159 United Arab Emirates 96 Moldova 128 Sao Tome And Principe 160 Uruguay 97 Monaco 129 New Zealand 161 China 98 Mongolia 130 Senegal 162 Uzbekistan 99 Mozambique 131 Serbia 163 Vanuatu 100 Myanmar 132 Seychelles 164 Venezuela 101 Namibia 133 Singapore 165 Vietnamese 102 Nauru 134 Cyprus 166 Jordan 103 Nepal 135 Slovakia 167 Greece 104 Nicaragua 136 Slovenia 168 Zambia 105 Norway 137 Spanish 169 Zimbabwe. 106 Oman 138 Sri Lanka 107 Palau 139 Suriname If a residence permit for the purpose of the visit for 30 days are accommodated through Visa-Free Visits is insufficient, Arrival facility Visit Visa (Visa on Arrival) or Visit Visa can still be used. Except these 169 countries above, entry visa is required for all other countries. Please be reminded to have 2-4 weeks for Visa application at Indonesian Embassies. Should any visa issues arise, please contact to Organizing Committee. Secretary Office: Mr. Rion Gustaf ; Email : [email protected]
21. NATIONAL FLAG a. Each Delegation is required to bring along a national flag of their country/region or Olympic flag, if appropriate, and bring it to the event office during registration. b. The size of the flag should not be larger than 150 cm x 100 cm
22. ABOUT INDONESIA Indonesia is an independent republic consisting of more than 17,500 islands spread over 3,400 miles along the Equator. The main islands are Java, Sumatra, Bali, Kalimantan (Borneo), Sulawesi (Celebes), Papua, Halmahera and Seram. The capital city of Jakarta lies in the lowlands of West Java, the most populated island.
The country has approximately 260 million people (mid 2017) and more than 300 ethnic groups. Indonesia is a developing country with a growing economy, it has many tourist destinations associated with the country’s cultural diversity and natural resources. The following is some useful highlights about Indonesia : History – The name Indonesia derives from the Latin Indus, meaning "India", and the Greek nesos, meaning "island". The name dates to the 18th century, far predating the formation of independent Indonesia. In 1850, George Earl, an English ethnologist, proposed the terms Indunesians —for the inhabitants of the "Indian Archipelago". As early as the first century BCE Indonesian vessels made trade voyages as far as Africa. Indonesia’s strategic sea-lane position fostered inter-island and international trade. For example, trade links with both Indian kingdoms and China were established several centuries BCE. By the time of the Renaissance, the islands of Java and Sumatra had already enjoyed a 1,000-year heritage of advanced civilization spanning two major empires. During the 7th-14th centuries, the Buddhist kingdom of Srivijaya flourished on Sumatra. At its peak, the Srivijaya Empire reached as far as West Java and the Malay Peninsula. Also by the 14th century, the Hindu Kingdom of Majapahit succeeded in gaining allegiance from most of what is now modern Indonesia and much of the Malay archipelago as well.
Islam arrived in Indonesia sometime during the 12th century and, through assimilation, supplanted Hinduism by the end of the 16th century in Java and Sumatra. For most of the colonial period, Dutch control over the archipelago was tenuous outside of coastal strongholds; only in the early 20th century did Dutch dominance extend to what was to become Indonesia's current boundaries. The Japanese invasion and subsequent occupation during World War II ended Dutch rule, and encouraged the previously suppressed Indonesian independence movement. On August 17th, 1945, Soekarno, an influential nationalist leader, declared independence and was appointed as the 1st president of Indonesia. Area – Indonesia consists of 17,508 islands, about 6,000 of which are inhabited. These are scattered over both sides of the equator. The five largest islands are Java, Sumatra, Kalimantan (the Indonesian part of Borneo), New Guinea (shared with Papua New Guinea), and Sulawesi. Indonesia shares land borders with Malaysia on the islands of Borneo and Sebatik, Papua New Guinea on the island of New Guinea, and East Timor on the island of Timor. Indonesia also shares borders with Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines to the north and Australia to the south across narrow straits of water. The capital, Jakarta, is on Java Island and is the nation's largest city, followed by Surabaya, Bandung, Medan, and Semarang. At 1,919,440 km² (741,050 sq mi), Indonesia is the world's 16th-largest country in terms of land area. Its average population density is 134 people per km² (347 per sq mi), 79th in the world, although Java, the world's most populous island, has a population density of 940 people per km² (2,435 per sq mi). Climate – Lying along the equator, Indonesia has a tropical climate, with two distinct monsoonal wet and dry seasons. Average annual rainfall in the lowlands varies from 1,780–3,175 millimeters (70–125 in), and up to 6,100 millimeters (240 in) in mountainous regions. Mountainous areas— receive the highest rainfall. Humidity is generally high, averaging about 80%. Temperatures vary little throughout the year; the average daily temperature range of Jakarta is 26–30 °C (79–86 °F). Population and Language – Most Indonesians are descended from Austronesian-speaking peoples whose languages can be traced to Proto Austronesian. The other major grouping are Melanesians, who inhabit eastern Indonesia. There are around 300 distinct native ethnicities in Indonesia, and 742 different languages and dialects. The largest ethnic group is the Javanese, who comprise 42% of the population. The Sundanese, ethnic Malays, and Madurese are the largest non-Javanese groups. Chinese Indonesians comprise 1% of the population. A sense of Indonesian nationhood exists alongside strong regional identities. The official national language, Bahasa Indonesia, is universally taught in schools, and consequently is spoken by nearly every Indonesian. It was constructed from a lingua franca that was in wide use throughout the region, and is thus closely related to Malay which is an official language in Malaysia and Brunei. Most Indonesians speak at least one of the several hundred local languages (bahasa daerah), often as their first language. Religion – Religious freedom is stipulated in the Indonesian constitution, while the government officially recognizes six major religions: Islam, Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Confucianism. Indonesia is the world's most populous Muslim-majority nation, with 86.1% of Indonesians declared Muslim according to the 2000 census, 8.7% of the population is Christian, 3% are Hindu, and 1.8% Buddhist or other.
Time zone – GMT + 7. Electricity – The standard electrical voltage in Indonesia is 220 volts AC, 50Hz. The majority of electrical outlets take rectangular two-pin plugs; adapters are available at shops and supermarkets. Currency – The local currency is the Indonesia Rupiah (IDR), the currency sign is "Rp". The exchange rate of $1 USD is approximately Rp 12,000 plus (per 01 May 2018). All major currencies and travelers' cheques can be exchanged at banks, hotels or moneychangers with handling charges. Credit cards are widely accepted in Indonesia.
Jakarta is the capital city of the Republic of Indonesia. As the capital city, Jakarta is a melting pot of various ethnic groups’ representatives, such as Javanese, Sundanese, Bugis, Minang, Chinese, Arab and many more. Jakarta has an estimated population of 10,075,310 (2014) with population density 4,383.53 / km2. It is center for Indonesia’s economics, culture and politics. Known as the twelfth largest city in the world, Jakarta metropolitan area is also known as Jabodetabek. This area is the sixth-largest in the world. Jakarta was formerly known as Sunda Kelapa (397-1527), Jayakarta (1527-1619), Batavia (1619-1942), and Djakarta (1942-1972). Jakarta is subject to a tropical climate with air temperatures ranging between minimum of 25°C to maximum of 35°C and air humidity varies between 75 and 85 percent. Jakarta is a huge, sprawling metropolis, home to 9 million people. During the day the number increases with another 2 million as commuters making their way to work in the city, and flock out again in the evenings. Located on the northern coast of Java, the province of Jakarta has rapidly expanded through the years, absorbing many villages in the process. In fact, Jakarta is a conglomeration of villages known as kampung, now crossed by main roads and super highways. It is small wonder therefore, that you may drive down one wide avenue one minute then suddenly find yourself squeezed into a small street together with scores of cars and motorbikes. Together with its many suburbs Jakarta has become a megapolitan city. Therefore, when you visit Jakarta it is best to invest in a good map, or rely on GPS. As capital city of a Indonesia, Jakarta is not only the seat of the national government and the provincial government, this city is also Indonesia’s political center. Moreover, Jakarta is also the center and hub of
Indonesia’s national finance and trade. It is no wonder, therefore that you will find Jakarta an ever dynamic city, a city that never sleeps. Jakarta is one of Indonesia's designated tourist areas. It is a gateway to other tourist destinations in Indonesia and is equipped with all the means of modern transportation by air, sea, rail, or by land. It has the largest and most modern airport in the country, the most important harbor in Indonesia and is well connected by rail of good roads to other destinations in Java, Sumatra, and Bali. As Indonesia's main gateway, Soekarno-Hatta International Airport serves a growing number of international airlines and domestic flights. Jakarta is a city of contrasts; the traditional and the modern, the rich and the poor, the sacral and the worldly, often stand side by side in this bustling metropolis. Even its population gathered from all those diverse ethnic and cultural groups, which compose Indonesia, are constantly juxtaposed present reminder of the national motto; Unity in Diversity. The ethnic of Jakarta called "Orang Betawi" speaks Betawi Malay, spoken as well in the surrounding towns such as Bekasi and Tangerang. Their language, Betawi Malay, has two variations: conventional Betawi Malay, spoken by elder people and bred in Jakarta, and modern Jakarta Malay, a slang form spoken by the younger generation and migrants. Comparing geographically, Jakarta Occupy the proud position being the 13th largest city in the whole world. It is so large that its metro area has its own special name : Jabodetabek. In the year 2016, its population is recorded to be more than 10 million! Speak about being crowded.
As a big city, Jakarta has numerous luxury shopping malls which have become the city’s most popular hang- out spots. Asides from the shopping malls, Jakarta also offers various kinds of interesting destinations: ✓ Historical Monuments & Buildings. Eg: National Monument (Monas), Old Town (Kota Tua) ✓ Entertainment parks & resorts. Eg: Ancol, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah (TMII) ✓ Taman Menteng, Taman Suropati & Ragunan Zoo ✓ Museum Nasional, Museum Bahari, Museum, Fatahillah For more information visit www.jakarta.go.id
Airports Jakarta has two international airports, one is the larger Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, located in Tangerang, now in the neighbouring province of Banten. The other is the smaller Halim Perdanakusuma Airport, which is reserved to limited domestic flights. Jakarta International Airport (Soekarno-Hatta) is the main airport serving the greater Jakarta area on the island of Java, Indonesia. The airport is named after the first President of Indonesia, Soekarno, and the first vice-president, Mohammad Hatta. The airport is often called Cengkareng by Indonesian. Its IATA code, CGK is originated from the word Cengkareng, a subdistrict located to the northwest of the city.
The land area of the airport is 18 square kilometers (6.9 sq mi). It has two independent parallel 3,600-meter (11,800 ft) long runways connected by two cross taxiways. There are three main terminal buildings; Terminal 1 (domestic flights only), Terminal 2 and Terminal 3. There is also a freight terminal for domestic and international cargo. After renovations and expansions of Terminal 3, current capacity of Soekarno–Hatta is 51 million, but the airport served 54 million passengers in 2015, making it the 18th busiest airport in the world, and the busiest airport in the Southern Hemisphere. There are nonstop flights to a large number of destinations in Asia and Australia, and several flights to Europe daily, ranking as the 17th most connected airport in the world, and the largest mega-hub in Asia according to OAG.
From Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (SHIA) to Venue
Get Around The best way to travel around Jakarta is by hired car, online transportation (Grab, Gojek), taxi or by package tour. Be prepared, though, to meet traffic jams, especially when travelling during peak hours and into business districts, including the area to the Old Batavia. It is advisable therefore to choose a hotel near the location where you will have your meeting or business appointments or to the attraction or destination you wish to visit. Distances in Jakarta are far and there are frequent traffic snarls.
If you are visiting Jakarta then you must plan to visit the Thousand Islands (Kepulauan Seribu) which is located in the coast of Jakarta. It is a cluster of 76 coral islands where you can dive or go snorkeling. Don’t miss the fishes and try to spot as many as you can. After all there are no less than 144 varieties of fishes in Thousand Islands. Jakartans loves to eat. Their love for food is so extreme that almost every meeting takes place in restaurant. Also, restaurants and street vendors are open at all time i.e. 24 x 7. Beside according to local people street food is much better than any 5 star restaurants.
Adding to the interesting custom is the rule of no head pat. While in some western countries like UK, head patting is viewed as a sign of affection but in Jakarta it is a very offensive thing to do. Better keep your hand and neck down in Jakarta.
TERMS OF RESPONSIBILITY
I, ______the undersigned, as the Chief of Delegation of my country, duly enrolled to participate in the 6th AGKF Championship 2018, which will be held in Jakarta,
nd th Indonesia, from 22 to 25 2018, with full knowledge of the Statutes, the Rules and the Norms of the organizer, pledge myself to faithfully the regulations of this before mentioned entity, and I take any and all administrative, accomplish civil and criminal responsibilities of whatever happens to our athletes, coaches and other members of our delegation participating in this championship, before, during and after the competition, such as physical injuries, personal expenses, or monetary debts and casual material damages to the hotels, the venue, means of transportation, etc. Furthermore, I exempt from any legal, civil or criminal responsibilities the organizers of the Championships, the Asian Goju Ryu Karate-Do Federation, and the Amura Karate-Do Indonesia, its directors, as well as any person, company, or entity related to the event (sponsors, public and private entities). I authorize the organizers of the event to use images, photos and the names of our competitors and other members of our delegation (as considered necessary) for the sport activities and publications of karate, related to the event, without any monetary compensation.
Dated: ______Signature: ______
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APPENDIX A KUMITE CATEGORIES CODE MALE CATEGORIES CODE FEMALE CATEGORIES U-10 (8 – 9 Years Old) KUM01 Kumite -30 Kg KUF29 Kumite -25 Kg KUM02 Kumite +30 Kg KUF30 Kumite +25 Kg U-12 (10 – 11 Years Old) KUM03 Kumite -30 Kg KUF31 Kumite -30 Kg KUM04 Kumite -35 Kg KUF32 Kumite -35 Kg KUM05 Kumite -40 Kg KUF33 Kumite -40 Kg KUM06 Kumite -45 Kg KUF34 Kumite +40 Kg KUM07 Kumite +45 Kg U-14 (12 – 13 Years Old) KUM08 Kumite -40 Kg KUF35 Kumite -42 Kg KUM09 Kumite -45 Kg KUF36 Kumite -47 Kg KUM10 Kumite -50 Kg KUF37 Kumite +47 Kg KUM11 Kumite -55 Kg KUM12 Kumite +55 Kg Cadet (14 – 15 Years Old) KUM13 Kumite -52 Kg KUF38 Kumite -47 Kg KUM14 Kumite -57 Kg KUF39 Kumite -54 Kg KUM15 Kumite -63 Kg KUF40 Kumite +54 Kg KUM16 Kumite -70 Kg KUM17 Kumite +70 Kg Junior (16 – 17 Years Old) KUM18 Kumite -55 Kg KUF41 Kumite -48 Kg KUM19 Kumite -61 Kg KUF42 Kumite -53 Kg KUM20 Kumite -68 Kg KUF43 Kumite -59 Kg KUM21 Kumite -76 Kg KUF44 Kumite +59 Kg KUM22 Kumite +76 Kg Senior (≥ 18 Years Old and Above) KUM23 Kumite -55 Kg KUF45 Kumite -50 Kg KUM24 Kumite -60 Kg KUF46 Kumite -55 Kg KUM25 Kumite -67 Kg KUF47 Kumite -61 Kg KUM26 Kumite -75 Kg KUF48 Kumite -68 Kg KUM27 Kumite -84 Kg KUF49 Kumite +68 Kg KUM28 Kumite +84 Kg Veteran (≥ 40 Years Old and Above) MAM01 Individual Kumite MAF03 Individual Kumite
CODE MALE CATEGORIES CODE FEMALE CATEGORIES TEAM KUMITE KUTM01 Team Kumite 10-13 years old KUTF05 Team Kumite 10-13 years old KUTM02 Team Kumite 14-15 years old KUTF06 Team Kumite 14-15 years old KUTM03 Team Kumite 16-17 years old KUTF07 Team Kumite 16-17 years old KUTM04 Team Kumite 18 years and above KUTF08 Team Kumite 18 years and above
KATA CATEGORIES
CODE MALE CATEGORIES CODE FEMALE CATEGORIES INDIVIDUAL KAM01 U-10 Kata 8-9 years Old KAF07 U-10 Kata 8-9 years Old KAM02 U-12 Kata 10-11 years old KAF08 U-12 Kata 10-11 years old KAM03 U-14 Kata 12-13 years old KAF09 U-14 Kata 12-13 years old KAM04 Cadet Kata 14-15 years old KAF10 Cadet Kata 14-15 years old KAM05 Junior Kata 16-17 years old KAF11 Junior Kata 16-17 years old KAM06 Senior Kata 18 years old and above KAF12 Senior Kata 18 years old and above MAM02 Veteran Kata +40 Years Old and Above MAF04 Veteran Kata +40 Years Old and Above TEAM KATA KATM01 U-12 Team Kata 10-11 years old KATF06 U-12 Team Kata 10-11 years old KATM02 U-14 Team Kata 12-13 years old KATF07 U-14 Team Kata 12-13 years old KATM03 Cadet Team Kata 14-15 years old KATF08 Cadet Team Kata 14-15 years old KATM04 Junior Team Kata 16-17 years old KATF09 Junior Team Kata 16-17 years old KATM05 Senior Team Kata 18 years above KATF10 Senior Team Kata 18 years above
Note: 1) For Team Kata & Kumite events, 3 persons are represented 2) Every Country may be represented by any number of teams. 3) Bunkai needed for the Final rounds OF THE TEAM KATA (Cadet, Junior & Senior). 4) Kata up to 13 years may perform any Kata With repetition AFTER THE 2nd KATA ROUND. 5) Kata from 14 years and above: WKF Rules apply 6) In Kumite Children (1.5 Mins); Male / Female Cadet, Junior and Female Senior (2 Mins). For Male Senior (3 Mins) 7) The above categories may be changed or merged at the full discretion of Organizing Committee 8) Winners will be presented with a Medal and a Certificate 9) All participants will be presented with a Participation Certificate for the competition
AGKF KARATE FESTIVAL CATEGORIES
In order to introduce AGKF in Indonesia, as a country representative we will hold AGKF KARATE FESTIVAL for beginner’s athletes. We encourage them to compete in the AGKF family environment. Hope they will continue competing in AGKF in the future. All AGKF members also can join in this event. Only 2 players in one group categories. KUMITE CATEGORIES
BELTS MALE CATEGORIES FEMALE CATEGORIES All Color 5 – 7 Years Old Kumite Individual Kumite Individual All Color 8 – 9 Years Old Kumite -30 Kg Kumite -25 Kg Kumite +30 Kg Kumite +25 Kg All Color 10 – 11 Years Old Kumite -35 Kg Kumite -30 Kg Kumite +35 Kg Kumite +30 Kg All Color 12 – 13 Years Old Kumite -45 Kg Kumite -40 Kg Kumite +45 Kg Kumite +40 Kg All Color 14– 17 Years Old Kumite -55 Kg Kumite -45 Kg Kumite +55 Kg Kumite +45 Kg
KATA CATEGORIES
BELTS MALE CATEGORIES FEMALE CATEGORIES INDIVIDUAL All Belts – Taikyoku, Gekisai Kata 5-7 years Old Kata 5-7 years Old All Belts – Taikyoku, Gekisai Kata 8-9 years Old Kata 8-9 years Old All Belts – Taikyoku, Gekisai Kata 10-11 years old Kata 10-11 years old All Belts – Taikyoku, Gekisai , Tokui Kata Kata 12-13 years old Kata 12-13 years old All Belts – Taikyoku, Gekisai , Tokui Kata Kata 14-17 years old Kata 14-17 years old
Note : All players will divided in to color belt/kyu and weight. Example : white belt player will only compete with white belt player. Make sure fill in the color belt column.
APPENDIX B SCHEDULES
REFEREES SEMINAR & EXAM DATE TIME EVENTS VENUE 09.00 – 10.00 Registration 10.01 – 12.00 Kumite Seminar & theory Exam Thursday 12.01 – 13.00 Break Meeting Room November 22nd, 2018 13.01 – 14.00 Kata Seminar & theory Exam at official hotel 14.01 – 15.00 Kata Practical Examination 15.01 – 15.30 Cofee Break 09.00 – 12.00 Kumite Practical Exam Friday 12.01 – 13.00 Lunch Break AGKF Karate Festival 2018 November 23rd, 2018 13.01 – 16.00 Kumite Practical Exam GOR POPKI 16.01 – 17.00 Examination Result Note : For KATA Practical Examination need to perform one Goju-Ryu KATA with Karate-Gi
AGKF DC MEETING & CONGRESS DATE TIME EVENTS VENUE 16.00 – 17.00 AGKF DC Meeting Thursday Meeting room 17.01 – 17.30 Coffe break November 22nd, 2018 at official hotel 17.31 – 18.30 AGKF Congress
WELCOME DINNER DATE TIME EVENTS VENUE Welcome Dinner – Buffet - President of AGKF - Gen. Secretary of AGKF - DC Members Thursday Restaurant 19.30 – FINISH - RC Chairman & Secretary November 22nd, 2018 at official hotel - Head Delegate, 1 per country - VIP - Invited Guests (National Federation, Sponsor) Note : - The invitation is NOT transferable ; name list will be apply on restaurant reception desk. - any others additional person for welcome dinner will charge $20 USD / pax - Dress code : smart casual
CHAMPIONSHIP DATE TIME EVENTS VENUE AGKF KARATE FESTIVAL 2018 08.00 – 08.30 Coachs and Referees briefing 08.31 – 09.00 Karate Festival preparation Friday 09.01 – 12.00 Championship – Medal Ceremony GOR POPKI November 23rd, 2018 12.01 – 13.00 Lunch Break 13.01 – 16.00 Championship – Medal Ceremony 16.01 – FINISH Closing AGKF Karate Festival 2018 ALL CHILDREN & VETERAN CATEGORIES 08.00 – 08.30 Coachs and Referees briefing 08.31 – 09.00 AGKF Championship preparation Saturday 09.01 – 11.00 Championship GOR POPKI November 24th, 2018 11.01 – 12.00 Opening and Medal Ceremony 12.01 – 13.00 Lunch Break 13.01 – 17.00 Championship 17.01 – FINISH Medal Ceremony ALL CADET, JUNIOR & SENIOR CATEGORIES 08.00 – 08.30 Coachs and Referees briefing 08.31 – 09.00 AGKF Championship preparation Sunday 09.01 – 12.00 Championship GOR POPKI November 25th, 2018 12.01 – 13.00 Lunch Break 13.01 – 17.00 Championship 17.01 – FINISH Closing and Medal Ceremony
APPENDIX C TOUR PACKAGES BALI TOUR PACKAGES; No Package Price per pax 1 3 Days 2 Night $ 230 USD 2 4 Days 3 Night $ 310 USD 3 5 Days 4 Night $ 345 USD 4 6 Days 5 Night $ 425 USD 5 Special Arrangement Negotiable
Notes : 1. Price already includes Accomodation, Meals (Breakfast in hotel, lunch and dinner), Airport Transfer, Entrance Fee, transportation during tour. 2. Price exclude driver/guide tips. 3. Minimum 2 pax. We will try our best to make discount if more than 4 pax. 4. Accomodation is 2 star / 3 star hotel, which one is available. 5. One room is sharing for 2 pax. If for single room per pax, price will be change.
DESTINATION BALI TOUR ; PANDAWA BEACH
DREAMLAND BEACH
PADANG-PADANG BEACH
ULUWATU TEMPLE
KECAK DANCE
BARONG DANCE
BATUAN TEMPLE
GOA GAJAH
TIRTA EMPUL
TEGALALANG
UBUD MARKET
TAMAN AYUN
ULUNDANU BERATAN
BANYUMALA WATERFALL
JATILUWIH RICE TERRACE
TANAH LOT
WATER SPORT
KUTA BEACH
SEMINYAK
TIRTA GANGGA
LEMPUYANG TEMPLE
TAMAN UJUNG
WHITE SAND BEACH
WHITE WATER RAFTING
BESAKIH TEMPLE
KINTAMANI
ANOTHER TOUR PACKAGES;
No Package Price per pax 1 JAKARTA CITY TOUR Negotiable 2 THOUSAND ISLAND TOUR Negotiable 3 BANDUNG CITY TOUR Negotiable 4 PUNCAK TOUR Negotiable 5 Special Arrangement Negotiable
Notes : 1. To help all the participants, All Prices will be calculate when we already know how many pax, days, special need and destination. 2. Price exclude driver/guide tips. 3. Minimum 2 pax. We will try our best to make discount if more than 4 pax. 4. Accomodation is 2 star / 3 star hotel, which one is available. 5. One room is sharing for 2 pax. If for single room per pax, price will be change.