Ninjutsu: Introductory Workshop

Name: Ninjutsu: Introductory Workshop
Start: 2026-06-21T13:00:00-07:00
End: 2026-06-21T14:00:00-07:00
Location: Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre

Schedule

Sun Jun 21 2026 at 01:00 pm to 02:00 pm

UTC-07:00

Location

Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre | Burnaby, BC

Based on actual ninja training, this course explores how to unlock your hidden potential.
About this Event

About this Workshop:

Recommended age: 13+

This workshop is for those experiencing Ninjutsu for the first time and anyone curious about what Ninjutsu training is like.

Content:

Core concepts and mindset of Ninjutsu training
Basic body mechanics and breathing techniques
Fundamental practice using shuriken, sword, and blowgun
Mental regulation through mudra (hand seals) and meditation

Wear comfortable clothes. Bring water.

Limited drop-in spots will be available on the day of the class.

What is Ninjutsu?

Ninjutsu is not primarily a martial art for fighting.
It is a system of knowledge and skills focused on avoiding conflict, sensing danger, and returning safely above all else.

It includes many elements that connect directly to everyday life, such as body usage and posture, breathing, mental control, situational awareness, and mindful movement.

Ninjutsu is not “the art of defeating an enemy,”
but a comprehensive skill set for survival.

For First-Time Participants
Ninjutsu is not limited to athletes or specialists. It is based on skills that everyone already has—such as movement, awareness, and breathing. Training begins by noticing your current state and making small adjustments. Regardless of age or physical ability, you can start from where you are.
If you're curious, begin with the beginner class and take your first step into Ninjutsu.

About SABO

SABO is a Japanese Ninjutsu practitioner and performer with over 13 years of experience in traditional martial arts and stage combat.
He has appeared in NHK’s historical drama series and live samurai stage productions in Japan.
Based in Vancouver since 2025, he now shares the spirit and movement of ninja and samurai through performances and workshops that connect these ancient disciplines to modern life.

About Ginpei

Ginpei is a Ninjutsu meditation practitioner, Shorinji Kempo martial artist, and sword combat performer. Born in Japan and inspired by samurai films, he moved to Vancouver nearly a decade ago.He has also appeared in a background role in the Disney+ series SHOGUN.