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Bujinkan Tasmania preserves the essence,spirit and traditions of the Classical Japanese Martial Arts from Japan as taught by Grandmaster Masaaki Hatsumi. The Bujinkan Tasmania Toku Bu Ryu Sui Dojo was established in November 2013.
The head instructor is Duncan Stewart. After traveling to Japan twice, Duncan moved there and lived 10 years studying the martial arts under the direction of Soke Masaaki Hatsumi and his senior Japanese teachers.
Bujinkan Tasmania is located in the Hobart Central Business District and classes are available for adults and children.
We wish to share with people the richness of the Japanese culture through the martial arts of the Samurai and Ninja.
Please maintain your connection to this website for continuing updates regarding training opportunities in the near future.
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With my beautiful wife at the Hobart City Japanese Culture Festival yesterday.
Samurai warriors bring us taste of Japan
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2017 Enbu
Bujinkan Tasmania Yoroi Kumiuchi Enbu. 2017 Hobart City Japanese Summer Festival.
Short interview and snippets of our demonstration at the Hobart Japanese Summer Festival today.
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Bujinkan Yoroi Kumiuchi
True Budo and Warriors developed during the Warring States Period ( Sengoku Jidai ). All modern forms of budo evolved from the techniques devised for, or founded on the battlefield. Unfortunately, many modern arts have chosen to specialise in a particular weapon such as schools of Iaido,Jodo etc. In ancient times, warriors were required to learn all aspects of fighting. If ones weapon was lost or broken, then this was a weakness if the warrior had no other skills. To study the true ways of the warriors and martial arts of old, we must study and practice the techniques in yoroi. Many arts in the modern era have bad shinken sabaki ( live blade movement ) because they are sports and do not consider the various distances of many weapons. The base of wielding heavy battlefield weapons while in yoroi is defined by skillfull use of the body ( taijutsu ). If ones budo taijutsu is correct, one can utilise and move freely with any weapon, on any terrain, and in any type of clothing. This is Bujutsu. This is the Bujinkan.
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This clip is Shidoshi Chris Bicker and myself practicing for our Enbu this Saturday at the Hobart Mini Japanese Summer Festival. If you are in Hobart, please come and support this event! Bujinkan Tasmania will peform a Samurai Yoroi Kumiuchi Enbu at these approximate times: 9:40am, 11:40am. 12:40pm The dispay is outside and entry is free. There will also be Taiko Drum Performances, Japanese food stalls, Kimono wearing opportunities, Ikebana,Bonsai,Photography,Origami displays, Cosplay, and much more.
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