Master samurai swordsmanship in Tokyo, battle inner demons, and earn your warrior scroll. Embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery.
Master samurai swordsmanship in Tokyo, battle inner demons, and earn your warrior scroll. Embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery.
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Hyakki Yakō – The Night Parade of a Hundred Demons
In Japan, there is a long-standing belief that yokai and oni—supernatural entities—roam the world at night. For centuries, they have been depicted in scrolls and legends, marching in a haunting procession known as Hyakki Yakō, the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons….
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Hyakki Yakō – The Night Parade of a Hundred Demons
In Japan, there is a long-standing belief that yokai and oni—supernatural entities—roam the world at night. For centuries, they have been depicted in scrolls and legends, marching in a haunting procession known as Hyakki Yakō, the Night Parade of a Hundred Demons. -
Demon (Oni) – The Return of Darkness
And now— the Demon, once sealed in ancient times, has reemerged in the modern world. -
Tsurugi Samurai Squad – Guardians from the Past
We are the Tsurugi Samurai Squad, warriors who once battled and sealed the Demon. Now that the seal is broken, the power to confront and seal it must rise once more. -
To You, the Warrior Chosen for This Trial
This is no ordinary endeavor. You have been chosen to join the Tsurugi Samurai Squad, to master ancient sword techniques and embrace the true spirit of the samurai. Ultimately, your trial awaits: a confrontation with the Demon. But remember— the Demon is not just external. It is fear, doubt, and weakness within. This challenge is not about strength, but courage—to face your inner darkness and conquer it. Will you become a true modern samurai?
- Commemorative photo with samurai
- Authentic matcha tea and Japanese sweets provided
- Live sword demonstration by instructor
- Personalized certificate (scroll) with your name and techniques
- English guide on sword skills, Bushido, and samurai history
- Toilets in the building
- Samurai uniform rental during lessons
- Commemorative photo with samurai
- Authentic matcha tea and Japanese sweets provided
- Live sword demonstration by instructor
- Personalized certificate (scroll) with your name and techniques
- English guide on sword skills, Bushido, and samurai history
- Toilets in the building
- Samurai uniform rental during lessons
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Private transportation
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Private transportation
Train in Ancient Samurai Swordsmanship
This is not a performance. Acquire authentic techniques from the Sengoku period—covering etiquette, breathing, posture, strikes, blocks, and concentration—taught by the esteemed tsurugi samurai team.
Confront the Demon (Oni) — Battle Inner Darkness
The Demon symbolizes internal fear and weakness.
In a…
Train in Ancient Samurai Swordsmanship
This is not a performance. Acquire authentic techniques from the Sengoku period—covering etiquette, breathing, posture, strikes, blocks, and concentration—taught by the esteemed tsurugi samurai team.
Confront the Demon (Oni) — Battle Inner Darkness
The Demon symbolizes internal fear and weakness.
In a dramatic conclusion, face it in a symbolic battle of spirit and shadow.
Experience a Samurai Fantasy Adventure
Embark on four chapters: [Prologue] → [Training] → [Battle] → [Recognition].
You’re not just watching. You’re the protagonist.
Receive a Personalized Scroll
Upon completion, receive a scroll with your name and the skills you’ve acquired—evidence that you now carry a sword in your heart.
English-Friendly & Family-Ready
Entirely in English. Perfect for solo travelers, couples, and families.
Wear armor, capture photos, and immerse in the authentic Japanese spirit.
Will You Carry the Sword in Your Heart?
More than just a workshop—it’s a journey of self-discovery.
Confront fear, calm your mind, and awaken your inner warrior.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
