Slowly, but surely, this seminar too became a tradition that will go on from year to year.
We got to the fourth chapter of this story, that will take us this time to stranger and harsher living conditions. 
During the first three events, the instructor Dovezenski taught his students how they can survive an extended period as a group as long as they take shelter in a mountain lower than 1000 meter, and also how to organize life by a river and in a forest.
“Life in the Wild IV”, will have the goal of teaching the members of Bujinkan Macedonia how to survive in desert conditions.
As was said during the first seminar, the warriors of the dojo every year will face different terrain meaning myriad geographical living conditions.
The seminar will be held under the presumed scenario of a natural catastrophe or other misfortune which demands a retreat to an inaccessible place and the organization of life during an extended time frame with a group of people. With the mastery of these new skills, the members of the dojo will be capable of taking care of their family and providing it with the basic necessities for life in the wilderness during an emergency.
Don’t miss the opportunity to learn the techniques of surviving in nature, which in case of a natural catastrophe or another type of trouble will be more than necessary.
In the seminar may take part all the members of the dojo Bujinkan Macedonia / Taiyou e no Michi, regardless of their title or level of knowledge.
Necessary equipment: everything that can be useful during survival in nature and will fit in your backpack.
Day: 22/23 of July (2017)
Location: Konjuh
Program:
Saturday: 07.00 – leaving from Skopje
Sunday: 18.00 – return
Registration and information through inbox, telephone or the Forum.
p.s. An extended stay in nature brings certain dangers. All participants come at their own risk. Do all the necessary medical tests before registering to participate.



On one of the oldest observatories in the world, the members of our dojo, with swords in their hands through training one of the oldest martial arts known in the world – Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto ryu Bujutsu, will welcome the sunrise at 04.24 hours.







Of course, regular participants are veterans who have decided to in some way ‘specialize’ in the primitive “ninja bow and arrow”.
The yard of the Hombu Dojo of the Organization „Taiyou e no Michi“ was the place where the teacher Dovezenski selflessly taught his students the knowledge gained through years spent in practicing classical Japanese samurai and ninja arts.