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Bujinkan Ninjutsu 2024.09.17.

Martial Arts Japanese Dictionary

  By compiling the dictionary, I would like to provide a little help to the students of the dojo so that they can more easily understand the expressions used in training. The Japanese language is not one of the simplest languages ​​in the world, with three completely different sets of punctuation marks. So I just set out to put together a simple table, where the Latin transcription of the words...
Bujinkan Ninjutsu 2024.05.19.

The basis of ninjutsu is taijutsu

We start learning the movement material of Ninjutsu with Tai jutsu, i.e. bare-handed practice, and then learn to use weapons based on this. That is why our martial art system was named Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. Tai means body, Jutsu the art, which suggests that a properly prepared body during a fight…
Bujinkan Ninjutsu 2024.04.17.

Examination system

The examination custom differs from dōjō to dōjō. Hatsumi sensei did not set any specific exam requirements, leaving it up to the discretion of the instructors. Bujinkan is very liberal in this respect. There are places where it is donated, and there are places where the number of completed trainings is linked to obtaining the next degree. Baptism of Fire - White Belt Exam This is…
Bujinkan Ninjutsu 2024.04.17.

Weapons in the Bujinkan

The use of weapons in Ninjutsu differs in many respects from that of other martial arts. Some of our nine schools, which were formed on the battlefields, emphasize traditional weapons, such as the yari or the tachi in Kukishinden ryu. However, the approach of the ninja schools is completely different, thanks to their formation...
Bujinkan Ninjutsu 2024.04.16.

Who is the ninja?

According to popular belief, they are assassins in feudal Japan. Historians who study the history of the island country can't really agree on exactly when the ninja community was created and who it consisted of. Since these people liked to be in the background and the current power…
Bujinkan Ninjutsu 2024.04.16.

Bujinkan regulations

The Bujinkan is only open to those who agree and approve the Bujinkan Dojo guidelines. Those who don't can't join. Only those who have read and agree to these guidelines may participate in the training sessions. Only those who can exercise true patience, self-control and dedication can join.…
Bujinkan Ninjutsu 2024.04.16.

Grandmasters of the Bujinkan

Many excellent martial artists practice within the Bujinkan. Here we present only those whose work has a significant impact on the Seijin dojo community. JAPAN TAKAMATSU TOSHITSUGU He was the master of Hatsumi sensei and also the 33rd soke (grandmaster) of Togakure ryu. Many legends about his life can be read in various books, or in the…
Bujinkan Ninjutsu 2020.10.06.

What is Bujinkan

Bujinkan is a martial arts organization based in Japan, now known all over the world, which has its own fighting style called Bujinkan Budō Taijutsu. Bujinkan itself in its current form has existed since the 1970s, but it does not really belong to the family of modern Japanese martial arts, because its foundations are laid by our grandmaster...
Bujinkan Ninjutsu 2020.10.06.

The Bujinkan - 9 ryu

With the tables and descriptions below, I would like to present the nine old schools (koryu) that make up the Bujinkan, thereby making its technical structure more transparent. The list is far from complete, certain weapons and oral teachings (kuden) are not listed. I won't give precise technical descriptions either, because Hatsumi sensei's "Unarmed fighting...
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