NOGUCHI TAIKAI

All registration is handled online through the BKRBUDO website. To give everyone, the best Taikai experience possible, we must have an accurate understanding of the number of attendees. For this reason, the registration fees include all three days of training. One-day training fees are not available and no last-minute registrations will be accepted “at the door”.

Registration ends on February 21th, 2027.

A traditional Bujinkan training uniform (gi) is recommended. Cloth-sole tabi, leather-sole tabi, or socks are permitted on the dojo mats. Outdoor shoes, sneakers, and bare feet are not permitted.

Several hotels are located within approximately 5–25 minutes of Dayton Bujinkan Dojo. Attendees should arrange their own transportation between their hotel and the dojo or coordinate carpools.

For recommended accommodations, nearby airports, and local attractions, visit the Dayton Bujinkan Dojo Visitor Information page.

Yes. Wooden and padded training weapons, including bokken, tanto, hanbo, and bo, are permitted, subject to dojo safety rules. Live blades and other prohibited weapons are not allowed. Please follow all instructions from the event organizers and dojo staff.

Personal photography and video recording are not permitted during training sessions without prior authorization. Photos during breaks or outside training may be permitted. Please respect other attendees and follow instructions from event staff.

Please note, we completely understand that things come up and some who register may not be able to attend. But keep in mind that we commit registration funds to event costs. There will be no full refunds at any time for any reason.

If you need to cancel at ANYTIME, you will get your money back minus $250 that has already been committed to expenses weather you show up or not. This rule is not flexible. You may sell your ticket to another person, but you must let us know so we can properly register them.