Guided by a wish to teach children survival techniques, and at the same time to bring them closer to nature for they are our future, the teacher Igor Dovezenski organized a seminar geared towards the youngest and their parents.

Envisioned as a daylong family bonding and socializing event, three Macedonian families in the forest of Mlaka situated in the valley below the mountain of Lipac learned how to build a shelter, how to start a fire using primitive tools, to signal for help and how to administer first aid in case of an injury.

At the event’s conclusion, the parent continued to mingle under the summerhouse situated in the yard of the Dojo “Taiyou e no Michi”, while the children played in the shade of Hombu’s big walnut tree.
Until our next meeting…
But now, we are calm and collected and with the utmost pleasure we would like to inform You that sempai Blagica Bozinovska is the fourth member of Bujinkan Macedonia that has gained the accolade of “Genin”. Also, for your information, the bronze medal “Genin” is awarded after ten years of dedicated and consistent training at “Taiyou e no Michi”, as an acknowledgment for dedication and loyalty shown towards the Dojo, the other students and the teacher.
To the new “Genin” we wish many more long years as a member of “Taiyou e no Michi” and to bravely walk the Way, all the way to the golden “Jonin” medal.








Non-stop rain paired with low temperatures didn’t create even the slightest need to postpone our traditional seminar for the study of winter survival techniques. After five years of gathering knowledge about survival in forest terrain, and then five years of perfecting our knowledge of survival methods in hilly areas, this year we began a new challenging chapter in our study of these techniques – survival in rocky valley terrain. With this goal in mind, we chose Smkneno, a place at the start of hills that are a part of the mountain of Lipac.
