FAQs
How Can I register ?
Registration for seminar, examination or sayonara party are done via EKF booking system:
- Pre-Entry
01.06. - 30.06.2026
- Final-Entry
01.08.2026 - 13.09.2026
- Payment
01.08.2026 - 30.09.2026
All bookings for the Seminar and EIC incl. examination are done via EKF booking-system. You need to be a member of the national delegation. Your delegation leader has to register you as supporter and can then include you in the number of seminar participants.
For accommodation see
-> Venues.
The final entry registration on the EKF-Website covers:
- Competitors per category
- Team Members (if team registered)
- Referees
- Iaido Seminar participants
- Officials
- Sayonara party participants
- Mealpackage
- Additional nights (Thu) for Referees
when can I check in ON SITE
for Seminar / Championships ?
Registration desk opening times:
Thursday: 15:00 – 22:00
Friday morning: 08:00 – 09:30
Friday evening: 18:00 – 20:00
What about the costs ?
Seminar / Registration
. -> .. see EKF registration for costs ...
Meal Packages Sportschule Oberhaching:
Meal Package Thursday:
(Dinner) - € 15- p.P.
Meal Package Friday
(Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) - € 35.- p.P.
Meal Package Saturday (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner) - € 35.- p.P.
Meal Package Sunday
(Breakfast/Lunch) - €24.- p.P.
Meal Package Monday
(Breakfast ) - €10.- p.P.
Mealtimes
Breakfast 6:30 - 9:30
Lunch 11:30 - 14:00
Dinner 17:30 - 20:00
how do I travel in Munich?
Munich Transportation Network (MVV)
The public transportation system contains regional trains, (R), S-Bahn (S), Subway (U), Tram (TRAM) and Bus (BUS).
There is quite a range of ticket options. Below you can find a link to the online-ticketshop. There is aswell an MVV-App and you can buy tickets at the stations.
How do I travel to / From Munich Airport ?
The fastest and most convenient connection from Munich Airport (MUC) to the city center is the S-Bahn (S1 or S8), which takes approximately 40–45 minutes to reach the main train station and runs every 10 minutes.
Alternatives include the Lufthansa Express Bus (approx. 45 min.), taxis (approx. 30–45 min.), or a rental car.
munich airport
Munich Airport (MUC), officially named Munich Franz Josef Strauss Airport, is Germany's second-busiest airport and a top-10 European hub known for being Europe's first five-star airport. Located 28 km northeast of Munich, it serves as a major hub for Lufthansa, featuring two terminals and acting as a base for premium travel and cargo.
Terminals:
Terminal 1 is the older terminal, while Terminal 2 is used primarily by Lufthansa and Star Alliance partners. A satellite building, connected by an underground system, was added to expand Terminal 2.
How do I travel with swordS ?
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