About Shingan Dojo - Iaşi
Chronology:
2011- Seminars with Sensei Kacem Zoughari (Bucharest - RO, Paris - FR)
- Seminar with Sensei Cristian Laiber (Iasi, Campulung Moldovenesc - RO)
- Seminar with Jun Osano Shihan (Bucharest - RO)
- Training in Japan (Nodashi - JP)
- Seminars with Sensei Kacem Zoughari (Bucharest - RO; Paris - FR; Novisad - SRB)
- Seminars with Sensei Cristian Laiber (Iasi, Bucharest, Constanta - RO)
- Training in Japan (Nodashi - JP)
- Seminars with Sensei Kacem Zoughari (Bucharest - RO)
- Seminars with Sensei Cristian Laiber (Iasi, Bucharest, Constanta, Brasov, Campulung Moldovenesc - RO)
- Seminars with Sensei Kacem Zoughari (Vach, Wetter - DE; Kocevje - SLO; Bucharest, Pitesti - RO)
- Seminars with Sensei Cristian Laiber (Iasi, Bucharest, Constanta - RO)
- Seminar Shingan Dojo (Fagaras - RO)
- Seminar with Sensei Kacem Zoughari (Kocevje - SLO)
- Seminar with Sensei Oliver Heine (Brasov - RO)
- Seminars with Sensei Cristian Laiber (Iasi, Bucharest - RO)
- Seminar Shingan Dojo (Fagaras - RO)
- Seminar with Sensei Dominique Thibault (Bucharest - RO)
- Seminars with Sensei Cristian Laiber (Iasi, Bucharest - RO)
- Seminar with Sensei Eike Kujaw (Bucharest - RO)
- Seminars with Sensei Cristian Laiber (Iasi, Bacau, Constanta, Bucharest - RO)
- Training sessions at Tetsuzan Dojo (Bacau - RO)
- Official founding date for Shingan Dojo (training sessions at CSS Unirea, Iasi - RO)
We established Shingan Dojo - Iasi in January 2005, willing to discover and learn the martial art of the ancient Japanese warriors, as teach nowadays by Soke Masaaki Hatsumi in Noda, Japan.
In a continuous attempt to improve the level of our Ninjutsu practice, we participate at various martial arts seminars in Romania or in other countries, from France, Germany, Serbia or Slovenia.
We also traveled for training in Japan, real immersions in the historical cradle of Ninjutsu, where we had the opportunity to meet, work and learn from the major figures of the Bujinkan organization: Sensei Someya Kenichi, Sensei Tetsuji Ishizuka and Soke Masaaki Hatsumi.
Shin Gan, "eye of the spirit"
Our dojo's name translates as "spirit's eye" (from shin: heart, spirit, mind and gan: eye, vision). Shingan Dojo, the dojo of the eye of spirit or the dojo of the third eye, is a phrase that reflects our constant concern to deepen the discipline of Ninjutsu, tending to the spiritual depths of the martial practice.
Caligraphy by Hiroshi Ikeda sensei, 2007
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Training schedule
Our training is hosted by C.S.S. Unirea
Iasi training hall (Iasi - Romania), twice a week, Tuesday and Thursday between 18:00
and 20:00.
Additionally, open air sessions are scheduled. We also attend to local, national, or international seminars organized by the Bujinkan dojos, and we are organizing (several times per year) national Ninjutsu seminaries, welcoming those interested in the classical Japanese martial arts.
EnrollmentIf you are interested in Bujinkan Ninjutsu practice, please read the International Bujinkan rules, and if needed, contact us for more information on the conditions of inclusion and participation. |
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