Bujinkan Shinmyōken Dōjō

Classical Japanese Martial Arts
Westchester, New York

Established 2005

The Bujinkan Shinmyōken Dōjō is dedicated to the study and transmission of Japanese budō as taught by Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, Sōke of the Bujinkan Dōjō.

Dōjō-chō: Fred Feddeck (Shidōshi)

Saturday Mornings

9:00 AM – 11:00 AM

Malcolm Wilson Park
Scarsdale Road
Yonkers, NY 10707

Located in Westchester New York the aim of the Bujinkan Shinmyoken Dōjō is to explore the transmission of the movement philosophy of Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi. Each week our group meets as martial arts friends to explore these lessons and discover new things about them and ourselves.

We practice in a non-competitive environment and no previous martial arts experience is required. 

Visiting and out of town Bujinkan Dōjō members are always welcome to visit.     

Questions, comments, feedback, inquiries and introductions to the dojo may be made by email: 

Westchester New York Kenjutsu Lessons

Located in Westchester New York, the Bujinkan Shinmyoken dojo offers instruction in the use and movement of the Japanese sword- the katana.

As a historical training tool, the sword is an important skill to understand in the Japanese martial arts as it unlocks a number of other skills and transmissions in the martial arts.

Training and instruction in the sword included the study of body postures with the sword (kenjutsu kamae) as a way of controlling the distance and timing of the encounter, method of cutting in the eight and six directions (happo and roppo), along with transmissions of strategy (heiho).

The skills of the Japanese sword continue to be passed down from teacher to student as used by the Japanese samurai warriors of old.

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