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The Arkansas Bujinkan Dojo is an affiliate of Masaaki Hatsumi, Soke (Grandmaster) of the Bujinkan system. Under Dr. Hatsumi, the Bujinkan is an international organization with members in over 30 countries. Dr. Hatsumi inherited the nine schools that make up the Bujinkan system from his teacher, Takamatsu Toshitsugu, who was the first to bring all nine schools under one Soke. We hold dearly to the principles, laws, and techniques of Soke Hatsumi. As a matter of practice, we also work to achieve a high level of warriorship through the Shinobi no Juhappan (the eighteen skills of Ninjutsu).

The Bujinkan is a complete system. It has elements of self-defense, movement, spirituality, observation, and even espionage and battle strategy. Training includes unarmed and armed techniques as taught in Japan. This system is truly a martial art in that it is centered on centuries-old, combat-tested techniques. It is not a sport martial art, nor do we compete in tournaments or competitions. The most important aspect of this system is its focus on the spirit, mind, and body.

We train on the campus of the University of Arkansas, Little Rock. Although UALR students are a part of the training, it is not a requirement that you be a UALR student to train with the group.

Ninpo began as training to become a moral people and to learn to endure in whatever social condition one is in, to know and accept one's fate, and to live for human beings and all other creatures. The person who masters all of these is a ninja.
Masaaki Hatsumi, Ninpo: Wisdom for Life, Page 50


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