Bujinkan Gyo-Un Ryusui Dojo

It seems that many who study the 9 ryū of the Bujinkan have not carefully listened to or read the words of Hatsumi sensei when he explained that Gyokko ryū kosshijutsu is the foundation of all martial arts. So much information has been made available to us already - read, watch, listen and then study these things along with the kihon gata (basic forms) to really learn the art.

玉虎流骨指術と虎倒流についての高松先生からの便り
昭和 36 年1月10日、鏡開きの日、高松先生がこんなことを言われた。「玉虎流骨法術の武道との関係は、というと、戸田真龍軒正光先生より教授せられた時、最後に玉虎流の骨指術起本型が虎倒流を起し、各武道の技を起した根本であると教えられた。今日、つくづく思い見るに、真実、武道の源であるらしい点を顧みらるる故に、本流より忍術をも起すことになったらしいこと故、貴(注・著者の初見をさす)は、この起本型八本を根本として門下に教授せらるべく、それまでは教えることはお控えくださるよう・・・・

“.....In a similar way, the schools' techniques were adapted to the region where they were developed (geography and nature of the ground). It is a fact that you don't fight in the same way when in a muddy rice field, on the steep slope of a rocky mountain, on a sandy beach, in a bamboo forest, or the inside of a house. The KUKISHINDEN school has kamae (fighting stances) that are very low and stable, this comes from the fact that one of the origins of this ryu's techniques comes from the navy (kuki suigun) and when you are fighting on a boat, stability is of the essence.”
Hatsumi 宗家

九鬼神伝流打拳体術 Kukishinden Ryū Dakentaijutsu

Kagegakure 影隠れ ( hiding in the shadows )
Some Shinobi fun during the 1st Shinden Fudô Ryû Gasshuku at an outdoor location.

Battōjutsu Renshu