Tokyo Samurai Ninja Ritual met Suzak, hoofd van de Musashi Clan
Beschrijving
Dit programma wordt geleid door het hoofd van de Musashi Clan van de 19e generatie, de enige overgebleven clan die 265 jaar het Tokugawa Shogunaat diende. Deze directe afstammingslijn biedt gasten een uitzonderlijk zeldzame kans om te leren van een traditie die sinds de Edo-periode onafgebroken is bewaard gebleven en overgedragen. Als erkend tolk biedt het hoofd van de clan real-time interpretatie en Expert culturele uitleg, zodat internationale gasten de betekenis, symboliek en historische context achter elke praktijk volledig kunnen begrijpen. Deze culturele ervaring onthult het authentieke culturele erfgoed van samoerai en ninja door middel van traditionele kleding, etiquette, historische hulpmiddelen en filosofische leringen. Gasten krijgen inzichten die normaal gesproken alleen worden gedeeld binnen oude samoerai-afstammingen. Het programma kan ook worden aangepast voor groepen, scholen en bedrijfsteams, met de optie voor onze instructeurs en tolken om op locatie culturele training te geven.
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Belangrijke informatie
- Baby's en kleine kinderen kunnen in een wandel- of kinderwagen mee
- Hulpdieren toegestaan
- Kinderen moeten bij een volwassene op schoot zitten
- Geschikt voor alle condities
- Een kind moet begeleid worden door een deelnemende volwassene
- Minimum aantal personen is 2
Beoordelingen(7)
Very interesting class, I will be honest they did such a good job teaching that I wanted to learn more past the 90 minutes that was paid for.
Raffael-san. Thank you so much for your comment. You are an ideal student. You are very quiet and learn everything very quickly and exactly. If you have a chance to return to Japan, hope to see you,again. All the best.
We had a very fun time and learnt a lot about the ninja world. We threw stars, darts and jumped line true ninjas! Conveniently located right across the Tokyo Tower Many thanks
Thank you for coming all the way to have a session with us. Domo arigato.
I visited this dojo with my class for a school trip and it was amazing! The ninjas demonstrated their moves and how to use katanas (Japanese swords). After the demonstration, one of the ninjas sat down and showed us all of the weapons they use and explained their purposes. It was very interesting to learn about the history of ninjas and the history of this specific ninja clan. I highly recommend this place!
My wife, daughter and I recently did the first level Ninja experience with Vanessa and her son. They run the Ninja dojo and provide the experiences. We had all come to Japan eager to learn about many aspects of Japanese culture with Ninja a particular point of interest. We thought that the typical Ninja experiences would be showy, touristy exhibitions with zealous but unreal Ninja depictions. That wasn't the case with this tour. What we did experience was a fascinating and authentic immersion into the way of the Ninja and how it fits into Japanese culture and history. Vanessa and her family have been involved in Ninja for over 200 years. I won't reveal too many spoilers but the exhibition included: - Mindset and meditation for ninja - Ninja movement - Ninja tools and weapons - Broader history We left feeling really honoured to have shared this experience and also felt that we had received a far more genuine experience of Ninja than many others on offer. We rated the Ninja school as an absolute highlight of our trip to Japan. Some points to be aware of. The school's location is difficult to find. It is in the fourth floor of a building that doesn't have great signage to the dojo. Be sure to get good directions and be aware of where you must go to meet people to get into the school. Also, this might be a little serious for really young kids (say <7) who might want to only sneak around and throw throwing-stars. Otherwise, I couldn't recommend it more highly.
<p>Superb session - all loved it - just highly authentic....</p>
<p>wonderful experience and i enjoyed it with my friend</p>
