Welcome!
As a student and shidoshi, in the Bujinkan Dojo I have decided to share what I have learned and pass it on to the next generation of bujin. I have created this site not only as a way for people to stop by and say hello, but to get your curiosity going as to what the Bujinkan is about. I hope and encourage, everyone to take a moment and surf through my site. Feel free to contact me at rafael@BujinSeionDojo.com if you have any questions. Again, thank you for your curiosity and open mind.
Sincerely,
Shidoshi Rafael Perez, Go dan.
As a student and shidoshi, in the Bujinkan Dojo I have decided to share what I have learned and pass it on to the next generation of bujin. I have created this site not only as a way for people to stop by and say hello, but to get your curiosity going as to what the Bujinkan is about. I hope and encourage, everyone to take a moment and surf through my site. Feel free to contact me at rafael@BujinSeionDojo.com if you have any questions. Again, thank you for your curiosity and open mind.
Sincerely,
Shidoshi Rafael Perez, Go dan.
What does Seion mean?
Seion means "Serenity, Sound of life, or even live sound". Definition of serenity is a calmness of mind; evenness of temper; undisturbed state; coolness; composure.
Seion means "Serenity, Sound of life, or even live sound". Definition of serenity is a calmness of mind; evenness of temper; undisturbed state; coolness; composure.
Bujinkan Seion Dojo
Instructor, Shidoshi Rafael Perez
I first started training in 1995 under the instruction of Jean-Pierre Seibel back when the Bujinkan was called "Togakure Ninpo Taijutsu". When the school closed in 1999 I continued my training at various dojos. It wasn't until I met Shihan Chris Carbonaro at Tanuki Dojo that my training truly began with my first visit to the Hombu, Dojo in Chiba-ken, Japan. Under his guidance, I received my godan August 2008.
"Nana Korobi Yaoki " (if you fall down seven times, get up eight) . -Daruma
I first started training in 1995 under the instruction of Jean-Pierre Seibel back when the Bujinkan was called "Togakure Ninpo Taijutsu". When the school closed in 1999 I continued my training at various dojos. It wasn't until I met Shihan Chris Carbonaro at Tanuki Dojo that my training truly began with my first visit to the Hombu, Dojo in Chiba-ken, Japan. Under his guidance, I received my godan August 2008.
"Nana Korobi Yaoki " (if you fall down seven times, get up eight) . -Daruma
Photo taken by. Rafael O. Perez, Jr.
Seion Dojo
