About Ninjustsu/Bujinkan
The Bujinkan system consists of 9 schools of Japanese Martial Arts. Six of these are considered Samurai schools, whilst three are attributed to Ninja/Shinobi. Collectively they are known as Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu.
The core principles of the Bujinkan rely on such concepts as balance, timing and distance, along with deception, un-orthodox thinking, and flexibility in regard to the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. It is these types of principles that make it possible for less physical individuals to survive attacks from larger, stronger, and more aggressive opponents, even if they are armed. Read more
Ninjustsu/Bujinkan Classes in London
When and where
Battersea Park, London
Mondays & Wednesdays 7.30-9.30PM (All Levels)
Thursdays 7.30-9.00PM (Beginners Only during Spring/Summer)
Ninjustu Seminars
Check out for future Ninjutsu seminars around London. Next to come: Noguchi Seminar, Epsom, 2022 15 October – 16 October
Blog posts
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11 Jun
Togakure Ryu
The Togakure Ryu (the school of the Hidden Door) is one of the oldest ninja[...]0 comments -
13 Mar
Takagi Yoshin Ryu
The origins and history of this school can be somewhat confusing, since it combines influences[...]0 comments -
05 Feb
Shinden Fudo Ryu
There are actually 3 different styles of Japanese martial art that use the title Shindenfudo[...]0 comments -
17 Jan
Kukishinden Ryu
The Kukishinden Ryu originated sometime in the Kamakura period (1184-1333) and it’s name means ‘School[...]0 comments -
29 Dec
Gyokushin Ryu
This school, which is one of the 3 ‘ninja’ schools (as opposed to the 6[...]0 comments -
14 Dec
Gikan Ryu
The Gikan Ryu Koppojutsu is the most unknown of the arts within the Bujinkan and[...]1 comments -
01 Dec
Kumogakure Ryu
Meaning “Hiding in the Clouds School“, Kumogakure Ryu was founded by Heinaizaemon Ienaga Iga (of[...]0 comments
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