lists JKA kenshusei training program graduates in order of year of graduation. The reported rank of graduates no longer with the JKA is that from their current organization. Such rank is not necessarily recognized by the JKA. Note This list is incomplete. For instance, it does not include some members who were expelled or resigned from the JKA see below: Kisaka Katsuharu (Katsuya) 8th dan JKA Instructor JKA of New Jersey, USA (current) Abe Keigo, 9th dan (former JKA HQ instructor) JSKA Chief Instructor Aramoto Nobuyuki, 8th dan (former JKA instructor) Asai Tetsuhiko, 10th dan (former HQ JKA instructor) JKS/IJKA Chief instructor (passed) Inaba Tsuneyuki, 7th dan (former JKA instructor) Isaka Akito, 7th dan (former JKA instructor) KWF Ishimine Minoru, 7th dan (former JKA instructor) Kagawa Masao, 9th dan (former JKA instructor) JKS Chief Instructor) Kanayama Kosho, 7th dan (former JKA instructor) (Chief of Domestic Department JKS) Mizuno Yoshihisa, 8th dan (former JKA instructor) Naito Takashi, 7th dan (Has left E.T.K.F & returned to JKA) Tamang Pemba, 8th dan (former JKA HQ instructor) NSKF Chief Instructor Yahara Mikio, 8th dan (former JKA HQ instructor) KWF Chief Instructor Yamaguchi Takashi, 8th dan (former JKA instructor) (Chief of International Department JKS) Kanazawa Hirokazu, 10th dan (former JKA HQ instructor) Chief instructor SKIF Kase Yasuharu, 10th dan (former JKA HQ instructor) Chief Instructor SRKH (passed) Kasuya Hitoshi, 9th dan (former JKA instructor) Chief Instructor WSKF Katsumata (Suzuki) Yutaka, 7th dan (former JKA instructor) Shirai Hiroshi, 10th dan (former JKA instructor) WSKA Tatetsu Meicho, 7th dan (former JKA instructor) Amos Richard, 8th dan (former JKA HQ instructor) Chief Instructor WTKO) Maeda Eiji, 6th dan (former JKA HQ instructor) Kawasaki Norio 6th dan (former JKA HQ instructor) Koike Yutaka 6th dan (former JKA HQ instructor) Fischer Malcolm 6th dan (former JKA HQ instructor) Montoya Leon 5th dan (former JKA HQ instructor) The list at the JKA's website, which includes most members who left or were expelled, may also be incomplete. The JKA has not included some former members who have completed the course and are not currently affiliated with JKA. In addition, during the troubled period between 1990 and 1999 each JKA faction held its own instructors' course. Currently, the JKA does not recognize graduates from the instructors' courses led by the JKS (Japan Karate Shoto Federation, which also held the name JKA between 1990 and 1999). Karateka such as Dave Hazard (UK), Ennio Vezzuli