• Sec Nihonbashi Building - Picture a refreshing morning in Tokyo — take deep breaths, clear your mind, and engage in gentle movements with basic Samurai techniques.
  This is a light, beginner-friendly experience designed for anyone interested in exploring the Samurai world, regardless of age or background.

Upon entering the dojo, participants will learn fundamental Samurai etiquette — including how to bow, sit, and conduct themselves with respect. Take a deep breath and calm your mind.
Next, enjoy an engaging introduction to the Samurai with stories, trivia, and questions such as, “What’s the difference between a Samurai and a Ninja?”
Under the guidance of an experienced Kendo master, participants will experience two forms of traditional sword training: Kata, the ancient forms, and Kendo, the dynamic practice of strikes and movement. Feel the subtle pressure of a master’s sword tip — the same intensity once faced by Samurai.
Finally, conclude with a photo session holding the sword — a perfect keepsake of your Samurai morning.

Think entering the Samurai world is difficult? Not at all. In just one hour, enjoy a light, beginner-friendly experience while embracing the true spirit of the Samurai. May this be the spark that encourages further exploration of their world.

• Photo session with your sword
• Fun intro to Samurai history and culture
• Comfortable, air-conditioned dojo
• Expert Samurai & Kendo instruction
• English-friendly guidance
• Basic etiquette and meditation
• Light Kata & Kendo practice

• Meals

Picture a serene morning in Tokyo — take deep breaths, clear your mind, and engage in gentle movements as you delve into the world of the Samurai. This experience is perfect for beginners eager to explore Samurai culture.

Within the dojo, participants will learn the etiquette of bowing, sitting, and conducting themselves with respect. Enjoy an introduction to the Samurai through stories, trivia, and intriguing questions like, “What distinguishes a Samurai from a Ninja?”

Under the guidance of an experienced Kendo master, participants will practice two forms of sword training: Kata, the traditional forms, and Kendo, which involves dynamic strikes and movements. Experience the subtle pressure of a master’s sword tip — reminiscent of the intensity faced by Samurai.

Capture the experience with photos while holding the sword — a wonderful keepsake of your Samurai morning. Clear English instructions ensure ease, even for newcomers.

In just one hour, uncover the spirit of the Samurai and embark on your journey into their world.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.