Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques

Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques

Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques
Be a Ninja: Learn Three Basic Techniques

Overview

To the Japanese, a ninja is neither a spy nor an assassin. The ninja is a person who places a sword on his/her heart to control and discipline him/herself. Ninjas seek to maintain "balance" or peace of mind in life to survive.

The Musashi Clan ancestors came to Tokyo over 400 years ago. As the head of the clan, the Shibatas had loyal ninjas, our ancestors could serve the government as heads of "Onmitsu" ninjas.

In our clan we have crafted our weapons for over 400 years. You'll see some of the weapons hand-crafted by your host(ess) and her father.

In your session, you will learn three ninja techniques our novices learn on Day 1

Highlights

  • Hands-on experience of ninja weapons
  • Learn ninja stars throwing and stealth steps
  • Learn the basic ninja mindset of our clan
  • Get dressed in a ninja attire
  • Real time interpretation

Key Information

Important Information

This is a 60-minute session with an English interpreter. (Our clan member) For early or late hour or private deals: Private instruction is available for 16500 yen per group. Our dojo is an active dojo for our ADULT members. If a minor wants to participate, (s)he has to have an adult participating in the experience together. For a child to participate in our training, (s)he is expected to understand the following:

  1. Follow directions from adults.
  2. No walking around in the dojo when people are training.
  3. No touching the weapons without permission.
  4. Inattentive people may be asked to leave.

Booking

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Description

This is good for little children. They will enjoy a fantastic blend of education and adventure!

In all of our classes, we have an instructor and a licensed interpreter/trainer. The interpreter/trainer(s) provides top-notch, real-time translation. Our workshop is for those who want to know more than just have fun. If you want to know our thoughts, history, and traditions, you need a reliable interpreter/trainer with specialty knowledge

Meditation and Embu demonstration: Learn the art of focus and watch a traditional performance. Change to a ninja outfit: Immerse yourself fully by donning authentic attire. Introduction to Ninja weapons: Get familiar with the tools of the trade. Practice Stealth Steps: Master the silent movements that ninjas are famous for. Ninja Star techniques: Hone your skills with these iconic throwing stars. Kujikiri meditation technique: Practice a specific form of meditation for mental clarity. Photo time: Capture your experience with photos alongside the ninjas.

Musashi Clan Honjin Dojo location 3-1-13 Matsugaya Taito-City, Tokyo

How it works

Ninja Experience: Mastering the Ancient Arts Nationally licensed interpreters play a crucial role in bridging language gaps, enabling visitors to grasp the historical and cultural contexts of the shinobi techniques being taught.

1 Introduction to the Shinobi History The shinobi, or ninjas, trace their origins back over 490 years, serving as covert agents in feudal Japan. Their unique skills in espionage, sabotage, and guerrilla warfare emerged during a time of political turmoil and conflict, making them essential players in the power struggles of the era.  Then Tokugawa Shogunate, ruling from 1603 to 1868, played a pivotal role in our clan's development. The shogunate's need for intelligence gathering made "Onmitsu (Tokugawa shinobi)" valuable assets during its reign.

The enduring legacy of the only lasting shinobi samurai clan reflects a rich tradition preserved through generations. With ancestors serving the Tokugawa Shogunate for 265 years, the Musashi Clan embodies the authentic teachings and techniques of the shinobi way, maintaining cultural and martial integrity until today.

Instructors will provide demonstrations of various techniques, showcasing their mastery and the intricacies of ninja arts. This offers participants a visual and practical guide to the skills being taught.

2 Workshop Experience: Engage with Authentic Tradition Wearing the Dojo Samue Participants will have the opportunity to wear the traditional dojo samue, enhancing their immersion in the training experience. This clothing symbolizes respect and adherence to the dojo’s customs and practices.

Authentic Weapon Handling Techniques Participants will learn the authentic methods of handling shinobi weapons. Expert instructors, all holding Black Belts, will ensure adherence to time-honored techniques, preserving the essence of the art.

① Core Training Principles of Shinobi "Stealth Steps" – Earth Principle "Stealth Steps" represent the foundational training skills essential for the shinobi movement. This core technique emphasizes balance, agility, and silent navigation, aligning physical movements with the principles of the Earth, and enhancing stealth and precision

② Shuriken Throwing – Fire Principle Shuriken throwing represents intense focus and skill within the shinobi arts. Using a precise technique, participants gain insight into combining mental discipline with physical action, reflecting the transformative nature of fire in their training.

③ Kujikiri Well Wishing – Space Principle Kujikiri is a spiritual practice that involves ritualistic gestures and mantras, promoting positive intentions and harmony in one's environment. It represents the element of space, fostering a deep connection between the practitioner's mind and surroundings.

Photo Opportunities for Participants Workshop participants are encouraged to capture memorable experiences through photos.