Kaigozan 20 Year Anniversary Taikai DVD
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There is not much to say about this DVD, we trained and had fun. There was no particular theme for the whole seminar, the teachers taught everything from basics to more advanced techniques and feeling. Mostly Taijutsu, but also weapons such as the Katana, Tachi, Yari, Kusari-fundo. It is 2 hours playing time. Buy it here... bit.ly There is also a bonus segment that we couldn't fit on the DVD, so we released it as a downloadable format... bit.ly |
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Kaigozan Dojo 20 Year Anniversary Taikai BONUS
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New DVD from the Kaigozan Dojo 20 Year Anniversary Taikai is released and ready to be shipped. For more info click here.
Download the bonus clips
We also released material that we couldn’t fit on the DVD as iPod movie for Download.
In this video Holger taught the history and the proper way of cutting with the Tachi, and Katana. Sveneric shared his wisdom and a few taijutsu techniques.
…Bujinkan Hombu NHK Segment
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiToAYpEeeI
Bujinkan Hombu NHK Segment
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnuzcC3amkY
棒手裏剣 Bo-Shurikenjutsu. 武神館道場 Bujinkan Dojo, Japan.
Bo-Shurikenjutsu 棒手裏剣 renshu using Bujinkan Budo Taihenjutsu 武神館武道体変術 Hichojutsu 飛蔦術 and Ninja-to 忍者刀.
By Duncan Stewart
武神館道場国際士道師会…
Bujinkan students on Japanese TV
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5EngBX8AqE
Foreign members of the Bujinkan Hombu Dojo in Japan demonstrate Ninjutsu for a Variety Show on Asahi Television.
Note: The first group is not from Bujinkan Honbu Dojo, skip to 2:05 to see the Bujinkan group.…
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JAPANESE WHITE OAK TACHI BOKKEN Tachi Bokken (shown here under a …
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JAPANESE WHITE OAK TACHI BOKKEN. Tachi Bokken (shown here under a standard bokken for comparison). Your custom tachi bokken will be ready and waiting for you to pick up in Japan on the first day of training at Daikomyosai 2010. ...…Tachi Bokken – Order and receive it at Daikomyosai! « Shugyou 修行
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JAPANESE WHITE OAK TACHI BOKKEN. Tachi Bokken (shown here under a standard bokken for comparison). Your custom tachi bokken will be ready and waiting for you to pick up in Japan on the first day of training at Daikomyosai 2010. ...…Bugeisha
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Yūgen. Yūgen 幽玄 is an important concept in traditional Japanese aesthetics. The exact translation of the word depends on the context. In the Chinese philosophical texts the term was taken from, yūgen meant “dim”, ...…Disciple or Technician?
From Shiro Kuma's Weblog by kumablog
I just read a nice article by my brother Pedro Fleitas and I would like to dig deeper in its direction.
When we began training in the Bujinkan martial arts we couldn’t fathom how much it would bring to us as a human being; how much it would transform us. We were more interested in learning a “martial art”. Through the last 26 years we learnt the martial art but we also learnt to become true human beings.
Too many practitioners today are training for the wrong reason as muscle power is limited in time so it shouldn’t be our main objective while training. What is definitely more important is to develop our own potential, our own abilities. All through these years people have been focusing too much on the omote where in fact only the ura matters. Knowing thetechniques can be interesting for a while but knowing yourself is more vital to live a happy life.
How many teachers in the bujinkan are only teaching “forms” and do not get the essence of the bujinkan? A lot! I remember once speaking with sôke who told me that the important thing he has been teaching in the last years were not the schools but the concepts they conveyed. These concepts of san jigen no sekai, yûgen no sekai, kasumi no hô, shizen, etc have taught us more on how to live our lives than fighting techniques. Even though this apprenticeship has been the key to learn to defend ourselves efficiently. By understanding the ura side of things, the omote becomes obvious.
In 2010 we have entered a new era in the bujinkan with the arrival of many high ranks. Things are changing as always and now is the time to ask yourself the good questions. Long time ago I have decided to put aside the “ninja” stuff and to follow the teachings of a man, Hatsumi Sensei; I decided to become a disciple and not only a good technical martial artist.
Is it what you are doing? And if it is not, do you think it is worth spending your free time collecting forms instead of developing the fantastic human being hidden within you?
Hatsumi sensei might be the last true budô master of Japan and his teachings go far beyond simple body mechanics. Maybe it is time to think about it.


