Introduction In December 1998, I had the incredible opportunity to attend Daikomyosai, a martial arts event held in Japan. Daikomyosai, also known as Taikai, is an annual gathering of martial… Read More »Daikomyosai – December 1998: A Glimpse into the Bujinkan World
鷹 Taka meaning: Japanese Hawk vs Falcon Taka no Mai (Hawk Dance) is an excellent exercise for basic physical strength, and it needs very little space. The side-to-side rock works… Read More »鷹の舞 Taka no Mai (The Hawk Dance)
The theme in 2004 was Roppō Kuji no Biken. Below is a summarisation by Grok of the transcripts from the 10 Hikan Densho DVD’s and Daikomyōsai DVD from this year.… Read More »Roppō Kuji no Biken (Bujinkan Theme 2004)
The theme in 2003 was Juppō Sesshō. Below is a summarisation by Grok of the transcripts from the 10 Hikan Densho DVD’s and Daikomyōsai DVD from this year. The room… Read More »虎擲龍拏十方折衝秘文 Koteki Ryōda Juppō Sesshō (Bujinkan Theme 2003)
The nine ryūha (schools) of 武神館道場 Bujinkan Dōjō are centuries old, with lineages tracing back hundreds of years through feudal Japan. The modern organization known as 武神館 Bujinkan emerged in… Read More »Bujinkan Dojo the 9 schools
