GLOBAL REPRESENTATION NETWORK

The Global Representation Network of the World Ju-Jitsu Corporation (WJJC) defines the official structure through which Kishidō Ju-Jitsu is represented internationally.
This network is designed to ensure consistency, institutional coherence and shared standards across different countries and regions.
Representation within the WJJC is not based on informal affiliation, but on clearly defined roles, responsibilities and recognition criteria.

Institutional Representation

Within the WJJC, representation refers to an officially recognized role that operates within a defined institutional framework.
National and regional representatives act as reference points for coordination, implementation of standards and organizational alignment, in accordance with WJJC policies and directives.

What the Global Representation Network Is Not

The WJJC Global Representation Network is not a franchise system, a commercial license or an informal association of schools.
It does not operate through autonomous local structures, but through coordinated institutional roles aligned with the central framework of the WJJC.

Structure of the Network

The Global Representation Network is structured through defined levels of representation, which may include national and regional roles depending on the organizational development of each territory.
Each level operates within a clear scope of responsibility and under the authority of the WJJC institutional framework.

Recognition and Appointment

Recognition within the Global Representation Network is granted through an evaluation process based on technical competence, organizational capability, ethical alignment and long-term commitment.
Appointments are issued by the WJJC through its institutional bodies and are subject to ongoing review.