EXHIBITIONS
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An AKIHO exhibition is an event where Akita Inu are evaluated according to AKIHO standards and principles.
AKIHO exhibitions are part of the preservation culture of the breed. They are not only competitions, but also opportunities to study type, structure, expression, condition, temperament, and the overall qualities of the Akita Inu.
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The European Hozonkai Championship is one of AKIHO Europe’s most important events. It is held annually in Givoletto, Torino, Italy, and official AKIHO judges are sent from Japan to evaluate dogs according to the highest standards of the breed.
The event brings together Akita Inu owners, breeders, and enthusiasts from across Europe.
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For the European Hozonkai Championship, official AKIHO judges are sent from Japan to evaluate dogs according to the highest standards of the breed.
For each event, the official invitation or results page should be checked for the names of the judges and the event format.
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AKIHO titles and awards are part of the AKIHO exhibition system.
They should be understood within the AKIHO context and should not automatically be equated with titles from other kennel organisations. More information can be found here.
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In most cases, beginners may participate, though requirements can depend on the specific event.
If you are new to AKIHO exhibitions, please read the event invitation carefully and contact the organizers before entering. It is important to understand the required documents, class structure, entry deadline, and expected ring procedure.
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Shinbokuten means “friendship exhibition.” It as a special event organised in addition to the regular official exhibitions of AKIHO Headquarters, intended to encourage friendship, learning, and exchange among AKIHO overseas members.
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No. Shinbokuten is a separate, additional special-format event and does not replace the European Hozonkai Championship.
Shinbokuten includes additional educational elements beyond the usual exhibition format, including breed study and in-depth analysis sessions for participants in the AKIHO Europe Trainee Judges Educational Program.
It is therefore both an event and a learning opportunity.