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Dojo & Organisation links

Bujinkan Hombu Dojo The website of Soke Hatsumi's dojo.
Bujinkan Pedro Fleitas Dojo Pedro Fleitas Gonzalez Site
Bujinkan Kouryuu Dojo Norman Smithers' dojo. Norman's a fantastic martial artist, it's well worth visiting both his website and his dojo.
Bujinkan Meehan Dojo Alex Meehan's Dojo. Well worth a visit, both on the web and to train with.
George Ohashi Lots of useful information about training at the Hombu or nearby Dojo.
Ben Jones Ben is a well respected practitioner and translator.
Bujinkan Britain Formerly Bujinkan Great Britain, and a large organisation in England headed up by some very experienced instructors.
Bujinkan Ireland Bujinkan Ireland host the Shi Tenno seminars, and have an excellent website.
Norwich and Newmarket Site There is often a visiting instructor at this club, so it's worth visiting to train with top exponents of the art.
Bujinkan Dojo Belgium Another good site with some interesting reading in the Ninpo Library.
Kabuto's Bujinkan Website Mats Hjelm's site

Other websites, online communities and resources

Kutaki No Mura A Bujinkan Bulletin Board
The Winjutsu Page A lot of good links from this page.
The Ura and Omote Article Archives Many a happy hour to be spent here reading the various articles.
Kihon.com's glossary An informative glossary of Japanese budo terms.
Cambridge Training Information on training courses in Cambridge, in a wide variety of professional and social subjects.

Martial arts shopping

Buyubooks A good source of normally hard-to-find books about Ninjutsu.
Tabi on eBay This eBay store sells genuine indoor Tabi, recommended for training, and usually quite hard to get hold of outside Japan.
Blitz Another useful website that sells Gi's and other martial arts related stuff.
Academy Sports No online ordering, but their heavyweight black jujutsu gi is quite good. Order a size smaller than you usually would, though...
Discount MAS An american store, so the shipping is more expensive, but they do sell Ronin brand Gis, which are impressively tough.
Nine Circles Primarily an Iaido and Kendo store, but that does mean they sell decent wooden swords, and some other kit that's useful for us, too.