Bushido Experience
Samurai are gone. But their spirit remains and has shaped Japan for centuries. This spirit is called Bushido.
What You’ll Do
Learn about Japanese culture through the samurai mindset.
Calm the Mind
Begin your morning with deep breathing in the fresh air. Step away from the noise of daily life, focus on the present moment, and calm your mind.
Awaken the Spirit
Experience the calm strength of the samurai. Not anger, but controlled and focused power. Balance a steady mind with a strong spirit.
Learn Bushido
Understand the way of thinking that guided the samurai. This spirit has shaped Japan and still lives in its culture today. Discover how it is expressed through etiquette, words, and everyday actions.
Touch Kendo
Shaped by the samurai and passed down through generations, Kendo carries the spirit of Bushido into the present. A first step toward understanding the mind of the samurai.
Who this experience is for
This experience is for those who want to understand Japan beyond sightseeing. For those who are curious about how Japanese people think. For those who wish to learn the spirit behind Japanese etiquette and culture.
You don’t need to know how to express respect in Japan yet. What matters is the willingness to learn.
About the Dojo
Train in a genuine Japanese dojo where Japanese practitioners hone their sword skills, a place where the spirit of Samurai truly lives.
FAQ
Q: Will I receive photos or videos from the session?
A: Yes.
Our team will take photos and videos during the experience, and the data will be sent to you by email afterward.
Q: Is the dojo far from central Tokyo?
A: No.
The dojo is located within approximately 15 minutes of Tokyo Station.
Q: I don’t speak Japanese. Is that okay?
A: Absolutely.
The experience is conducted in English. You’re always welcome to ask questions during the session.
Q: Do I need to bring anything?
A: Nothing at all.
All equipment is provided.
Q: I want to join, but the schedule doesn’t fit.
A: Please contact us.
We may be able to arrange a session outside the listed dates.
Q: What should I wear?
A: Comfortable clothing is fine.
Traditional training wear is optional and available as an add-on.
