Who it is for
A practice you can grow into
- Regular students developing the weapons context of Bujinkan training
- Practitioners interested in distance, timing, and line
- Students seeking specialized instruction by prior arrangement
Integrated & specialized weapons study
Kenjutsu & Traditional Weapons
Sword, staff, and other classical weapons clarify distance, timing, posture, line, and intent within traditional Japanese martial practice.
The practice
What students learn
- Safe handling, posture, footwork, and fundamental actions
- Paired kata, tactical distance, and the responsibilities of each role
- Connections between armed and unarmed movement
Class style
How we train
Weapons material is introduced progressively, usually with wooden or padded training tools. The instructor’s study of Japanese sword and staff traditions informs both the regular curriculum and specialized training.
Starting as a beginner
Fundamentals come first
Beginners do not need to purchase equipment before starting. The instructor will explain what can be borrowed and what may become useful as training develops.
Read the Beginner GuideYour first step
Ask about Kenjutsu & Traditional Weapons
Tell us about your interests and experience. We will clarify how this subject fits the current program and whether specialized instruction is available.