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Bujinkan Indianapolis Dojo
Program Name: Bujinkan Indianapolis Dojo
Program Address: 1132 S Range Line Rd, #1, Carmel IN
Contact Phone: (317) 571-0244
Website: http://bujinkanindy.com/
Detail: Bujinkan Indy Dojo, where we practice Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu, under the direction of 34th Grandmaster Masaaki Hatsumi, Shihan Robert Johnson, and Shidoshi Derrell Palmer; We invite you to our facility, where we observe the way of the ancient Shinobi of Japan—to endure and persevere.
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Bujinkan Indianapolis Dojo, Carmel IN
Program Address: 1132 S Range Line Rd, #1, Carmel IN
Contact Phone: (317) 571-0244
Website: http://bujinkanindy.com/
Detail: Bujinkan Indy Dojo, where we practice Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu, under the direction of 34th Grandmaster Masaaki Hatsumi, Shihan Robert Johnson, and Shidoshi Derrell Palmer; We invite you to our facility, where we observe the way of the ancient Shinobi of Japan—to endure and persevere.
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