Tetsuro Shimaguchi has taken the troupe Kamui to more than 35 countries and 150 cities. Kengido, the method Shimaguchi founded, joins swordsmanship with performance. Wooden swords make it safe for every age, so the whole family can take part.
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Kengido, the Samurai’s Art剱伎道、侍の技と心
Kengido, the Samurai’s Art is a private lesson at a shrine in Tokyo in Kengido, the sword art founded by Tetsuro Shimaguchi, taught by Shimaguchi himself with wooden swords so that every age can take part.
- When
- 90–120 minutes
- Season
- Dates on request
- Guests
- Families to groups
- Ages
- Every age; wooden swords are used
- Where
- A shrine in Tokyo
- From
- On requestQuoted for your party once your days take shape. Cancellation terms differ by host and come with your quote.
Included
- Kamui’s sword demonstration, up close
- Into hakama; etiquette, drawing the sword, footwork
- Kata, then choreographed fights in pairs
- A duel with Shimaguchi, filmed for you to keep
On request
- Chauffeured car or helicopter between experiences
