The goal of studying and teaching Nippon Kempo and Goshin Jutsu is to develop the physical, mental, and spiritual qualities of a person through the practice of these Japanese martial arts.

The study of Nippon Kempo and Goshin Jutsu is aimed at:

1. Physical Development: Mastering striking, blocking, locking, throwing, and defensive techniques, improving coordination, strength, endurance, and flexibility.

2. Self-Discipline and Confidence: Training develops self-control, determination, and self-confidence.

3. Spiritual Development: Cultivating respect, modesty, and harmony based on the philosophy of budo, which emphasizes balance between body and mind.

4. Self-Defense: Mastering practical skills for defense in real-life situations, including the use of protective equipment for safe sparring.

 5. Cultural Immersion: Learning Japanese martial arts traditions and etiquette, fostering cultural respect.

The teaching of Nippon Kempo and Goshin Jutsu aims to:

1. Knowledge Transmission: Sharing the techniques and philosophy of Nippon Kempo and Goshin Jutsu with students, adhering to the principle of openness to all.

2. Community Building: Creating an environment where practitioners support each other, fostering a spirit of camaraderie and mutual support.

3. Preservation of Traditions: Maintaining the authenticity of Nippon Kempo and Goshin Jutsu by passing on its principles and methods to future generations.

4. Personal Growth: Helping students develop not only martial skills but also moral qualities such as responsibility, patience, and respect.

 5. Popularization of the art: Spreading knowledge of Nippon Kempo and Goshin Jutsu, attracting new students and developing interest in these types of martial arts.