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1. Know that endurance is simply a puff of smoke. 2. Know that the way of men is justice. 3. Forget the heart of greed, ease and relying on others. 4. One should regard both sadness and malice as natural laws, and just gain the enlightenment of an unshakeable heart. 5. In your heart, never leave the ways of loyalty and filial piety, and aspire greatly for the ways of the pen and the sword. Observing the 5 rules above is the law of the dojo.
--Toda Shinryuken Masamitsu

The art of ninjutsu has a reputation for fighters that are ruthless, unstoppable, and invisible. Their legendary exploits are almost superhuman. At the Marshfield Kamiyama Dojo, we know that legends have a way of being embellished the more they’re repeated — but we also know that in many legends there is a grain of truth.

The training here is both traditional and modern, both hard and soft, intense and relaxed. It is designed to hone your body, mind, and spirit into an unstoppable force of nature. It is frequently hard, sometimes boring, sometimes painful, and usually difficult. It is seldom easy, and most would not call it fun.

Training here is hard work. There are sticks and stones and sharp pointy things. If you’re afraid of hard work, you don’t want to train here. If you’ve got a heart condition, a bum leg, a bad back, or a trick elbow — you don’t want to train here. If you’ve watched some “ninja movies” and think it would be “sweet” to flip out and do crazy ninja stuff, you don’t want to train here. If you think wearing a black belt and funny shoes will make you a badass, you don’t want to train here.

Still interested? Contact us and tell us why you should train here. We’ll think about it.

Shut up and Train