Hatsumi Bujinkan Dojo Teachings

Direct transmissions of the Bujinkan densho taught by Ninjutsu Grandmaster Masaaki Hatsumi.
Soke Hatsumi direct dojo densho kuden teachings. Filmed live in his Hombu dojo and at his Ayase Tokyo Budokan classes. Now you can train as if you came to every class of Soke Hatsumi.

This years theme is the Kunai, Kyoketsu Shoge, Sword and Juppo Sessho. Hidden within the teachings are the core of true Budo Taijutsu in only a way that Soke Hatsumi transmits. These teachings are a great gift to the Bujinkan.

Fortunate were those that could travel to Japan to train with him in his dojo. AND now he offers these teachings to you. Every class was filmed for history and now you can study the entire years teachings class by class. Get your transmissions today.

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[ninjutsucom]

@britcockney Hahaha and what makes you think that these "ninjutsu masters", if they did exist, are not mixed martial artists? Be careful on what you judge by what you don't see. Even a strong fighter will have a challenge with a blade, metal chain, or a gun from a skilled expert. The world is different than the staged fight mat.

[widugeist]

@ninjutsucom I believe that there is too much antagonism between Bujinkan and MMA. It should be remembered that jujutsu forms an aspect of MMA, and that jujutsu is one of the teachings of Bujinkan. The basic strikes of MMA is the jab, cross, uppercut, hook, roundhouse elbow, uppercut elbow, front kick, roundhouse, and knee. Doesn't Taijitsu (the striking aspect of Bujinkan) have these same techniques? Bujinkan students can easily use MMA as a way to test many of their techniques.

[xPhanrisalx]

ya napıyon amk neyin kafasını yaşıyosun sen

[bigcala007]

@SuperHefner he is showing the move love for 2 reasons. 1 is becouse the japanses learn using there eyes and dont ask questions about step 1 to step 2. second hes moving in a way where his uke does not get hurt but understands the pain with the move. in my dojo some one decided to do a move really bfast and broke his ukes foot in the procces becouse the uke didnt have enough time to roll out of the tecnique.

[chewbacca138]

ts ts ts..thats a joke! the defender moves just a bit dynamicly but the opponent is a stone! hahahaha!

[chewbacca138]

@channelin

yeah true !

[MrAikendoMan]

@student908065 just so you know, everyone doesn´t line in the madnes caled USA, i`m a swede and here in europ theres strik rules abut gun use and its much more comone whithe knifes and fists than gunes, so this could be handy upp here, but it still wont protect us from economic krises :), I se your point but everythings relative!

[CrimsonGetsu]

@ninjutsucom just a heads up, martial arts doesn't mean mat, if not the opposite. The true martial arts were war tactics, meant to kill or disable, "mats" are used for sport version of such, with restrictions. Don't be so quick to judge if you are not literate in the subject.

[RandomProductionsCA]

@britcockney in strength yes...but ninjutsu does not involve strength but movement of the feet and legs...and just the body...you should do more research before you bash on this wonderful mindblowing art

[SuperHefner]

this looks good but why does he never do moves in full, he always go slow. i know he is teaching a move but he needs to show it works in real time.

[40OldeEnglish]

Ninja would have rarely needed to fight at all, if they did, they wouldnt waste time fighting hand to hand as they would just stab or shoot you and run away