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Bujinkan Dojo Budo Taijutsu – Ninjutsu, is a school that integrates nine Japanese ryu ha (ancient martial arts schools). These schools were developed in various methodologies of fighting, strategies and philosophies, from the first times of war to the present.

The arts of the Ninja, developed and evolved after long studies and sacrifices, not only in the art of war, but also, in the art of the warrior’s internal development (spiritual growth). A Ninja motto says: “Harmony is of essential importance to the warrior.”

Currently, Bujinkan Dojo, led by Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, promotes its training for the development of self-protection, care of nature and cultural continuity of the martial traditions of Japan

The Ninja aspired to unify the technique with the spirit and become “uncommon” within the common people. Actually, the Ninjutsu reveals to us how difficult it is to truly be a “good” human being.

The essence of Ninjutsu, or of being a Shinobi, focused on divine providence and what the earth or heaven could offer. This gave rise to Sakki Jutsu or Sacchi Ho, methods to anticipate or predict. The Ninja knows the laws of nature and therefore is prepared to feel changes in the dynamics of nature and the world around it. Many of these techniques are known as Tenmon.

This allowed the Ninja to be in complete association with the outside world and therefore in this state they could react immediately to any event, therefore nothing would surprise him. This is the essence of Ninjutsu: an individual with the sense of survival.

Toshitsugu Takamatsu was born in Kobe on March 10, 1889 (Meiji 22). Their ancestors were members of a clan of the Takeo forests, located in the mountainous areas of the former province of Iga (current prefecture of Mie).

He began his training at age nine on the initiative of his father, who thought that Takamatsu was very shy, and in school was called “cry baby.” His first teacher was his grandfather, Shinryuken Masamitsu Toda, who initiated him in Shinden Fudo Ryu. Usually Toda Sensei had a helper who taught beginners, but Toda Sensei taught Takamatsu directly. During the lessons, Takamatsu was thrown back and forth for a year. After that time Toda Sensei began to teach him waza.

At the age of 10 he had the opportunity not to be called “cry baby” at school anymore. This happened in a Sumo class, when his teacher asked him to go up to the ring (Dohyo) to participate in a fight. Takamatsu easily knocked down 8 or 9 opponents. After this episode people started treating him with respect.

After learning Shinden Fudo Ryu, he studied Koto Ryu Koppo Jutsu. His incredible ability made him master these two styles when he was only thirteen years old. He later began studying Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu, as well as Takagi Yoshin Ryu in the Tadafusa Dojo Misuta Yoshitaro.

His weight at age 12 had increased to 124 lbs (55 kg) due to his vigorous workouts. In the Dojo they called him “Kotora” (little tiger); There he found good friends although he had some confrontations with practitioners from other schools, since at that time it was customary to try the techniques of one school against another.

An episode that can be referred to took place when two Musashi Bugeisha went to the Dojo of Toda Sensei. So tells the story known as Kotora and Kanzaki.