Bujinkan Yearly Themes
Yearly Themes
Since 1988 Soke Hatsumi's teaching has focused on a particular theme each year. This typically means that a specific ryu-ha, or a certain set of techniques from specific ryu will be taught. Soke Hatsumi announces the years theme, or focus, each year at the Daikomyosai (end of year celebration).
2009 - Sainou (ability/talent), Kokoro (heart), Utsuwa (capacity), rope & sword
2008 - Togakure Ryu ninpo taijutsu
2007 - Kukishinden Ryu
2006 - Shinden Fudo Ryu
2005 - Gyokko Ryu kosshijutsu (Bo & Tachi)
2004 - Daisho jutaijutsu (Roppo kuji no biken)
2003 - Juppo Sessho
2002 - Jutaijutsu (Takagi Yoshin Ryu)
2001 - Kosshijutsu (Gyokko Ryu)
2000 - Koppojutsu (Koto Ryu)
1999 - Kukishinden Ryu
1998 - Shinden Fudo Ryu
1997 - Jojutsu
1996 - Bokken
1995 - Naginata
1994 - Yari
1993 - Rokushakubojutsu
1992 - Taijutsu power
1991 - Sword & Jutte
1990 - Hanbo
1989 - Taijutsu & weapons
1988 - Taijutsu
Since 1988 Soke Hatsumi's teaching has focused on a particular theme each year. This typically means that a specific ryu-ha, or a certain set of techniques from specific ryu will be taught. Soke Hatsumi announces the years theme, or focus, each year at the Daikomyosai (end of year celebration).
2009 - Sainou (ability/talent), Kokoro (heart), Utsuwa (capacity), rope & sword
2008 - Togakure Ryu ninpo taijutsu
2007 - Kukishinden Ryu
2006 - Shinden Fudo Ryu
2005 - Gyokko Ryu kosshijutsu (Bo & Tachi)
2004 - Daisho jutaijutsu (Roppo kuji no biken)
2003 - Juppo Sessho
2002 - Jutaijutsu (Takagi Yoshin Ryu)
2001 - Kosshijutsu (Gyokko Ryu)
2000 - Koppojutsu (Koto Ryu)
1999 - Kukishinden Ryu
1998 - Shinden Fudo Ryu
1997 - Jojutsu
1996 - Bokken
1995 - Naginata
1994 - Yari
1993 - Rokushakubojutsu
1992 - Taijutsu power
1991 - Sword & Jutte
1990 - Hanbo
1989 - Taijutsu & weapons
1988 - Taijutsu
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