Training Information

Training generally consists of an amalgamation of techniques from the 9 different schools combined into a manual called the Ten Chi Jin Ryaku no Maki (the book of heaven, earth and man). This collection forms the kihon, or basic, techniques of the total Bujinkan system. In addition to the Ten Chi Jin, students are taught specific techniques and philosophies from the densho (scrolls) of each of the 9 traditions to round out the training.

Unarmed techniques include, but are not limited to: throws, joint locks, chokes, striking, kicking, ground fighting, and strategy combined with proper body positioning and distancing. Weapons training is compiled from various sources from the 9 schools, most notably the Kukishinden Ryu and the Togakure Ryu.

Weapons include, but are not limited to: long and short sword, bo of various lengths, pole arms such as halberd and spear, rope and chain weapons and throwing weapons such as shuriken.

Locations & Schedule

We train 3 days a week at the locations below and we also train outdoors when weather is permitting.

New Students & Pricing Information

New Students are welcome to try a class for free or watch a few classes to see how we train.

If you would like to watch or try out a class for free please contact to set up an appointment before dropping by.

Pricing is on a month-to-month basis, there are no contracts to sign, and you may quit at any time. In addition to the dojo membership, there is a yearly cost for a Bujinkan membership. Other costs to expect are uniforms, testing fees, and training weapons which may be purchased yourself or through the dojo.

Testing is held every two to three months and all memberships and testing results come directly from the Honbu Dojo in Japan (the headquarters of Hatsumi Sensei).

Please contact for current fees & equipment pricing!