Juyukai and Wrestling club
I belong to the Juyukai [I explain Juyukai: The official Judo club of Tokai University is very hard for the beginners and the general students (They do not belong to physical education undergraduate.). But, they want to do Judo. For the reason, the Judo club for the beginners and the general students was formed in Tokai University. This Judo club named Juyukai.]. I practice doing Judo with members of Juyukai. We do judo and learn etiquette and manners. I think I’m just having the best time with the supreme and irreplaceable members. I never give up doing Judo for the members of Juyukai.
I recently joined a wrestling club. For that reason, the wrestling club’s captain recruits me, and my own want to be groundwork technique well. His bit is agreeable with my purpose. I decide to join the wrestling club. Members of the wrestling club are kind and sometimes strict about my vain things. We want to win match of team.
Now I belong to the Juyukai and the wrestling club. I bound up on Judo and wrestling. Welcome to Juyukai and Welcome to wrestling club. I assure that you never regret join Juyukai and our wrestling club.
by Shuji
A Student`s Guide to Tokai University 
Hello! My name is Chris and I from the United States. I plan on going to Japan this summer and I really would like to do wrestling and Judo at Tokai. I am a judoka here in the U.S. so I want to get more intense training. Could you possibly give me more information on whether I can go there to train, though I am not a student.
I`m sure you would have to be a student and Tokai Judo is very famous so you would need someone to vouch for you I would think to train with them. Many of them are Olympians as I`m sure you know.
Goodday,
I am an exchange student at Tokai University at Shonan Campus and I am interested in Judo and would like to join the Juyukai. I can’t seem to find any information on that part of the judo-club and no contact information for the judo club at Tokai University. Even the contacts within the Tokai University not given me a straight answer. Hope you can help me?
I would contact Student Affairs- Kyomuka in Japanese. They will know.