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FDPJ — Federación Deportiva Peruana de Judo

Peru’s national judo federation, based at VIDENA in Lima; the IJF lists it as the country’s member federation, and it runs the national youth championships.
✓ Last reviewed: October 2026
HeadquartersAv. Del Aire s/n Puerta 2 de VIDENA – San Luis, 15021 Lima, as listed by the IJF[1]
International federationInternational Judo Federation, which lists it as “Federación Deportiva Peruana de Judo”[1]
PresidentMaría Martínez Murciego, as listed by the IJF (“MARTINEZ MURCIEGO Maria”) and on the federation’s president page (October 2026)[1][4]
IJF member listOne of “All Members (205)”, grouped by the IJF in continental unions including “Panamerica (PJC)”[5]

What is the FDPJ?

The Federación Deportiva Peruana de Judo (FDPJ), whose site’s logo link reads “Judo Perú - FDPJ”, is the national federation for judo in Peru.[2] The International Judo Federation lists it as Peru’s member, with María Martínez Murciego as president and judoperu.org as its website.[1] In her message on the federation’s site, the president writes that the federation will continue “difundiendo los invaluables valores del judo, junto a las enseñanzas del maestro Jigoro Kano.”[4]

What does the FDPJ govern or do?

The federation lists active coaches and referees through an affiliation system it calls “IDENTIFICA PERÚ”, and its members page has sections for black belts and for sanctions.[3] Its site carries a national ranking, documents, judo workshops (“Talleres de Judo”), an “Ippon en casa” section and an online filing desk (“mesa de partes”).[2] It also publishes a competition calendar.[2]

When was the FDPJ founded and where is it based?

The federation is based in Lima, at VIDENA in San Luis: the IJF lists its address as “Av. Del Aire s/n Puerta 2 de VIDENA – San Luis”, 15021 Lima.[1] Its Campeonato Nacional Juvenil B Lima 2026 was held at the Polideportivo 3 de la Videna.[2]

How is the FDPJ recognised?

International federation. The International Judo Federation lists the Federación Deportiva Peruana de Judo on its Peru country page, with its president, address and website.[1] The IJF’s member list gives “All Members (205)” and groups its members into continental unions, among them “Panamerica (PJC)”, the Pan American Judo Confederation.[5]

Continental region. The federation’s site carried the “IJF Panamerican Region International Refereeing Seminar 2026”.[2]

What does the FDPJ organise?

National championships. The federation reported the “Campeonato Nacional Juvenil B Lima 2026”, held at the Polideportivo 3 de la Videna on “el sábado 8 de agosto”, and the “Campeonato Nacional Juvenil A Lima 2026”, held on “el domingo 9 de agosto”.[2]

International events in Lima. Its site carried the draw for the Lima Grand Prix 2026 (13 August) and news of the Open Panamericano Lima 2026 (19 August), and listed the “XX Copa Internacional Regatas «Lima» Judo” for 10–11 October 2026.[2]

Who are its members?

The federation’s members page presents “Información de los entrenadores y árbitros activos en nuestro sistema de afiliación IDENTIFICA PERÚ”, with tabs for coaches, referees, black belts and sanctions, and a “relación de cinturones negros de la FDPJ y sanciones”.[3] The IJF’s country page gives Peru’s “World Circuit Contestants (SEN)” as 74 men and 41 women.[1]

References

  1. International Judo Federation — Peru (PER) country page: member federation details. Accessed 2026-10-10.
  2. FDPJ — Judo Perú, home page (news, events, sections). Accessed 2026-10-10.
  3. FDPJ — Miembros. Accessed 2026-10-10.
  4. FDPJ — Palabras del Presidente. Accessed 2026-10-10.
  5. International Judo Federation — Countries (member list and continental unions). Accessed 2026-10-10.