Tokyo Samurai Experience
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Samurai Experience - Learn Bushido through Kendo, in Tokyo
The spirit of Japan endures in Samurai. A Samurai is not a swordsman, but one who carries the sword in the heart. Be Samurai. Only then does Japan reveal itself. Walk the path with Kendo Spirit. ◉Why Kendo? Kendo is not a sport born from modern design. It is a living tradition shaped by samurai to survive, transformed to preserve Bushido, and passed down through the body, generation after generation. It is still practiced today because its spirit is still needed. Bushido lives on, in its purest form, through Kendo. ◉Who this experience is for This experience is for those who are curious about Japan beyond the surface. For those who value discipline, respect, and meaning over entertainment. For those who want to experience the spirit of Bushido through their body, not just hear about it. You don’t need kendo experience. You do need an open mind and a willingness to face yourself.
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Samurai Experience Mugai Ryu Iaido in Tokyo
Master Takeda and Iai-Mugairyu Master Takeda Hougyoku is the head of the International Iaido Organization Hougyoku-kai. The largest mugairyu organization, and practices the purest, most traditionally faithful form of Mugairyu. He is recognized globally having received accolades from the Order of the Scottish Samurai and appeared in a promotion video given by Tokyo at an international convention. You need years of experience practicing Iai before you will be able to safely wield a real sword. The use of a real katana by an inexperienced swordsman presents both the risk of injury to yourself and the participants around you and the risk of bending or damaging the sword. Even if you have insurance, it is impossible to erase the damage of any accident that may occur. Therefore, to prevent any accidents and provide peace of mind for everyone – you, the other participants, the teachers, etc. involved, we will only use mock katana in this experience.
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Tokyo Samurai Experience
Join a tour by MagicalTrip, proud winner of the Tripadvisor Best of the Best Award. Each experience is led by a MagicalTrip Certified Guide, professionally trained and carefully selected to ensure quality and authenticity. Begin at Iidabashi Station and explore Kagurazaka, a former samurai district filled with historic temples and shrines. Learn about samurai philosophy rooted in Shinto and Buddhism as your guide brings the area’s history to life. Then enjoy a hands-on samurai experience, including wearing a kimono, watching a live-action performance, and practicing basic sword movements with safe, easy guidance. Finish with a traditional Japanese lunch at a hidden wooden restaurant with a nostalgic atmosphere, and get tips on shopping for unique souvenirs like ceramics and tea.
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Exclusive Private Imperial Palace=Emperor&(SHOGUN)WI TOKYO NATIVE
*Exclusive PrivateTour Guided by a Tokyo-born and raised with a martial arts background . expert with uncountable +5-star reviews across all platforms. Lets be back to more than 400 years ago era with ME at middle of TOKYO **I do know where is best photo spot and be able to share picturesque view . My storytelling makes history feel like a "SHOGUN"movie, with a global view. You'll gain deep cultural insights and seeking a unique Tokyo experience, you'll leave with unforgettable knowledge and memories. Tokyo’s history on a top-rated walking tour of the Imperial Palace East Gardens. Once the site of Edo Castle—the world’s largest fortress—this sacred ground holds the 2,600-year legacy of Japan’s Emperors. **A major highlight is the Ninomaru Garden, where you’ll spot the rare "Imperial Koi," a unique breed requested by the Emperor himself. ensures an intimate, friendly atmosphere where you can ask anything about Tokyo. Come see why guests call this the "highlight of their trip!"
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Tokyo: Samurai Sword Academy in the Hometown of the Last Samurai
Tennen Rishin-ryu swordsmanship, which began in the Edo period, has been carried on to this day, and students of Tennen Rishin-ryu practice at the Tennen Rishin-ryu Hino Dojo to hone their swordsmanship skills. You can learn the essence of Tennen Rishin-ryu at the actual dojo. The swordsmen who practiced the Tennen Rishin-ryu in Hino City formed the Shinsengumi, said to be the strongest group of swordsmen, at the end of the Edo period and were known as the Last Samurai. You can feel the history and culture of the Last samurai by experiencing swordsmanship in Hino City, the hometown of the Shinsengumi. Masao Inoue, the chairman of the Tennen Rishin-ryu Hino Dojo and a descendant of the Shinsengumi executive Genzaburo Inoue, will lead the experience program. You can actually handle a Japanese sword, which is said to be the soul of the samurai. The experience of touching the soul of the samurai will surely transform you.
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Tokyo: Imperial Palace 1-Hour Walking Tour
See Tokyo Station’s famous red-brick building and the Imperial Palace in just 1 hour. This easy guided tour covers must-see spots and includes a small booklet to help you explore more on your own. [Highlights] ・Learn the essentials in just one hour ・History of the Samurai and the Shogun ・Discover insights beyond a typical self-visit ・Runs even when the Imperial Palace is closed (Mon & Fri), with visiting tips ・Take home a handy self-guide booklet
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