Seminars are a fun way to deepen a student's training and level or understanding of this art. Seminars are for dojo members and other members of the Bujinkan community. There are no drop-ins for seminars.

February, Oregon Seminar:
21 -- Shidoshi Kai
22 and 23 -- Seminar, Juppo Sessho, Roppo Kuji, and Kasumi no Ho

Vandehey Sensei will be covering the next run of training in Juppo Sessho, Roppo Kuji, and Kasumi no Ho. Bring swords and any other training tools you own, if you don't yet have any there are some you can borrow (while they last). Cost is $80. Inquire with our dojo regarding all details.

May, ​Oregon Seminar:
16 -- Shidoshi Kai
17 and 18 -- Seminar​, Juppo Sessho, Roppo Kuji, and Kasumi no Ho

Vandehey Sensei will be covering the next run of training in Juppo Sessho, Roppo Kuji, and Kasumi no Ho. Bring swords and any other training tools you own, if you don't yet have any there are some you can borrow (while they last). Cost is $80. Inquire with our dojo regarding all details.

August, Oregon Seminar:
23 and 24 -- Seminar​, Juppo Sessho, Roppo Kuji, and Kasumi no Ho

Vandehey Sensei will be covering the next run of training in Juppo Sessho, Roppo Kuji, and Kasumi no Ho. Bring swords and any other training tools you own, if you don't yet have any there are some you can borrow (while they last). Inquire with our dojo regarding all details.

November, Oregon Seminar:
7 -- Shidoshi Kai
8 and 9 -- Seminar​, Juppo Sessho, Roppo Kuji, and Kasumi no Ho

Vandehey Sensei will be covering the next run of training in Juppo Sessho, Roppo Kuji, and Kasumi no Ho. Bring swords and any other training tools you own, if you don't yet have any there are some you can borrow (while they last). Cost is $80. Inquire with our dojo regarding all details.

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