Senior (6th and 7th Dan) Direct Students
| Country | Name | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Australia | Saburo Takayasu (shihan) | 7th dan |
| Italy | Paolo Corallini (shihan) | 7th Dan |
| Japan | Hiroki Nemoto | 6th Dan |
| Netherlands | Lewis Bernaldo de Quiros | 6th Dan |
| Philippines | Dennis Tatoian | 7th Dan |
| Portugal | Tristão da Cunha | 7th dan |
| Sweden | Ulf Evenås (shihan) | 7th Dan |
| United Kingdom | Tony Sargeant | 6th Dan |
| United States | William Witt (shihan) | 7th Dan |
| United States | Hans Goto | 7th Dan |
| United States | Patricia Hendricks | 7th Dan |
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