Tokyo: Xinobi Samurai Bespoke Experience, 2 Hours
Our workshop is for those who want to know more than just have fun.
Historical Insight into Ninja and Samurai Traditions Understanding the historical context of ninja and samurai traditions is pivotal. The workshop integrates essential historical insights, revealing how past practices shape modern techniques, ensuring the authenticity of the shinobi experience.
Legacy of the Last Shinobi Samurai Clan Our enduring legacy as the only lasting shinobi samurai clan reflects a rich tradition preserved through generations. With ancestors serving the Tokugawa Shogunate for 265 years, this clan embodies the authentic teachings and techniques of the shinobi way, maintaining cultural and martial integrity until today.
Authentic Weapon Handling Techniques Participants will learn the authentic methods of handling shinobi weapons. Expert instructors, all holding Black Belts, will ensure adherence to time-honored techniques. Our nationally licensed interpreters provide real-time interpretation.
Options
Thursday Extra
Every hour on the half hour
What's included in Tokyo: Xinobi Samurai Bespoke Experience, 2 Hours
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Rather than navigating bustling tourist attractions, we invite you to indulge in the refined elegance of traditional Japanese culture—an experience where the spirit of an ancient era truly comes to life. A top-tier instructor will craft a fully customized experience to enrich your intellectual curiosity. Your journey begins with an immersive meditation session, a demonstration, and then an experience tailored to your preferences. - Transform into a modern-day ninja or samurai. Wear the traditional training attire. General activities include: - Historical insights - A showcase and live demonstration of traditional ninja tools - Silent footwork techniques and animal-inspired ninja movements - Mastering concealment, blow darts, and the art of shuriken throwing - Deep exploration of breathing techniques and the mysterious world of hand seals - The refined discipline of samurai swordsmanship and etiquette. - Expert guidance on sword disassembly and meticulous maintenance - Upon request, two participants may be outfitted in Japanese armor. - Photo Time (5 minutes) Capture the moment in your warrior garb and take home a memory of your transformation.
Inclusions
- Shuriken rental
- Dogi (outfit) rental
- Bokken (wooden sword) rental
- Online Interpreter
- Instructor
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Service animals allowed
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- If you can give us the name of your hotel, we can give you the direction to our place.
- Children under 12 years old must be accompanied by a participating adult
- Inattentive people may be asked to leave the dojo (training facility)
- The Spectator fee is 4400JPY per person, please pay upon arrival
- We can coordinate the start time. If you want to start your experience to suit your schedule. Please inquire.
Meet
Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- This is the correct address: 3rd Floor, Matsugaya, 3-Chome 1-13, Taito-City, Tokyo. We are on the 3rd floor of the 5-story, beige building between a Japanese knife store "Takanojin" and a coffee shop "Sensing Touch of Earth." On the first floor, there's a Red cafe bar named "Kiraku".
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• Please arrive at the dojo 5 minutes before the start time • Inattentive people may be asked to leave the training facility. • People under the influence of alcohol are not allowed to enter. • If you are lost on the way, contact us by phone or SMS at +81 90 3691 8165 (WhatsApp) For spectators: •Spectator fee is 2500JPY per person, please pay upon arrival The dojo on the 3F of the building on Kappadashi dogai street. It's a brown building with bay windows. There's a Japanese cafe bar named Kiraku on the first floor. There is a Japanese knife store named Takanojin, next to the cafe bar.
