Sesshin (接心) — deep practice and focused mind
Why Sesshin is a core training method and a central identity element of Sesshinkan Dojo.
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A place for dojo updates, event reports, seminar announcements, and practical insights for practitioners.
Bushido (武士道) — way of the warrior
The samurai code and seven virtues that remain practical on the mat, at work, and in daily decisions.
Read more →Kaizen (改善) — continuous improvement
Small daily steps that produce durable progress and stronger technical foundations.
Read more →Gaman (我慢) — endurance and composure
The art of carrying pressure with dignity, calm, and mature self-control.
Read more →Kintsugi (金継ぎ) — golden repair
Cracks do not need to be hidden — they can become a source of strength and meaning.
Read more →Wabi-Sabi (侘寂) — beauty of imperfection
Accepting simplicity, impermanence, and imperfection as part of authentic growth.
Read more →Mushin (無心) — no mind
A state of clear presence: no fixation, no noise, and natural action under pressure.
Read more →Zenshin (前進) — full commitment
Consistent forward movement with full attention and ownership of the process.
Read more →Omoiyari (思いやり) — considerate compassion
Empathy in practice: understanding your partner's needs before they are spoken.
Read more →Jiko Sekinin (自己責任) — personal responsibility
Owning decisions, mistakes, and consequences without excuses or blame-shifting.
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