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In a great friendly atmosphere passed the seminar which took place yesterday in Gradsko, organized by our section in this community. Besides the host, this event was attended by beginner students from our section in Taftalidzhe, as well as the Hombu dojo in Skopje.
The younger instructors of Bujinkan Macedonia, Marjan Proshev and Marko Opachikj, during the entire day taught the basics of the Koto Ryu, Gyokko Ryu, Shinden Fudo Ryu and Takagi Yoshin Ryu schools, while the twenty attending students tirelessly learned these four classical Japanese martial traditions.
During the training, as well as during the brakes, sempai Proshev and sempai Opachikj, explained the differences and similarities between these schools, as well as telling their positive experience as members of Bujinkan Macedonia.
At the end, we would like to congratulate the organizer of this seminar on a job well done – Panche Kocev who is on a good way to enter deeper into the marvelous world of classical Japanese martial arts (Koryu Bujutsu).
During exquisitely cold weather, followed by rain and strong winds, we held the fukiya seminar. The place chosen for this event, Loka, which during the entire time was surrounded by gray, wet clouds, proved to be ruthless to the warriors of Bujinkan Macedonia. For the entire length of the training, our clothes were constantly wet, and our wet feet and boots made our bodies tremble to keep their temperature at a normal level. 
On the 27th of March (2011), sempai Marjan Proshev and sempai Marko Opachikj, will teach a seminar for the Gradsko sections of Bujinkan Macedonia.
On an invitation by the Tatsujin dojo in Belgrade, the instructor of Bujinkan Macedonia, Igor Dovezenski, along with his student Marjan Proshev, took part in a seminar taught by the well known Bujinkan master, Pedro Fleitas from Spain.
we used to see all our friends who lead or train in the dojos around the Balkan Peninsula. As always, the moments with them were pleasant, and the conversations about the years passed in friendship and training simply brought back memories.
Japanese Shinobi warriors and was mandatory to learn as a part of the Togakure ryu Ninjutsu school. 
On the location called Slepo Kolo, on the hill Orljak, the seminar titled `The strength of Yari` took place today. The event was attended by 11 members of Bujinkan Macedonia, who learned the ways of spear battle, as well as formation fighting with this weapon for the entire day.
so called `circle of defense` and `dangerous centipede` and they mastered them quickly.
The popular monthly „Life Magazine“ in it`s new (February) edition, published a reportage about Bujinkan Macedonia`s latest outdoor seminar. The text titled as `A winter training session with the Macedonian samurai` was written by the journalist Katarina Stojanova, while the photographs are by the photo-reporter Andrej Ginovski.
`The School Shinden Fudo ryu Dakentaijutsu uses the following weapons: Yari (spear), Ono (battle axe), O Tsuchi (large war hammer), Tachi (sword) and Naginata. The Kuden says that one night, a demon (Tengu) came to the founder of this art in his dreams and taught him how to fight with the Yari. These techniques are still considered the biggest secret of the school.`