Bujinkan Keiko videos are the Kaigōzan seminar films from 1997–2017. A guest who had just trained in Japan — or Mats after his own trip — taught that year’s Bujinkan theme: a ryū, a weapon, or the honbu focus for that year.
This is not a tidy school-by-school course. It is the dōjō archive of those weekends: taijutsu, biken, bō, tachi kumiuchi, nawa, and the 20-year taikai with five shihan. Length, parts and picture quality vary with the year; each product page says what you get.
The Bujinkan Keiko list below is sorted by release date. Yearly themes are listed above so you can jump to the film that matches the year you want to study.
Yearly themes (oldest → newest):
- 1997 — Jōjutsu
- 1998 — Shinden Fudō-ryū
- 1999 — Kukishinden-ryū
- 2000 — Koppōjutsu (Kotō-ryū)
- 2001 — Kosshijutsu (Gyokko-ryū)
- 2002 — Jūtaijutsu (Takagi Yōshin-ryū)
- 2003 — Juppō Sesshō
- 2004 — Daishō Jūtaijutsu (Roppō-Kuji-no Biken)
- 2005 — Gyokko-ryū Kosshijutsu (bō & tachi)
- 2006 — Shinden Fudō-ryū
- 2007 — Kukishin-ryū
- 2008 — Togakure-ryū Ninpō Taijutsu
- 2009 — 才能魂器 Sainō Konki (Talent, Soul, Capacity)
- 2010 — Rokkon Shōjō
- 2011 — Kihon Happō
- 2012 — Jin Ryō Yō Gō — Kaname; sword & rokushaku bō (alone and one in each hand)¨
- 2017 — Mutō Dori
