About this Event
About this Workshop:
Recommended age: 13+
Ninjutsu training is inspired by the five elements of nature: 地水火風空 Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Void.
This intermediate course is based on the element of Water. Through kata, distancing, walking techniques, meditation, and "Jutsu" passed down through the clan. we train our ability to observe and sense the surrounding flow, our partner, and ourselves. The aim is to adapt fluidly to changing situations, like water taking the shape of its environment.
Wear comfortable clothes. Bring water.
What is Ninjutsu?
Ninjutsu is the traditional survival art once used by shinobi—specialists in intelligence gathering and combat in old Japan.
Many people only associate Ninjutsu with flashy fighting techniques because of anime and pop culture. In reality, it is a wide-ranging set of knowledge and skills focused on wartime survival, not just combat.
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 with over 20 years of experience as a computer engineer.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.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre, 6688 Southoaks Crescent, Burnaby, Canada
CAD 40.13
