Bujinkan’s school Grandmaster is the 34^th Soke, Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, who received from his Sensei, the 33^rd Soke, Toshitsugu Takamatsu Uo, through direct transmission the teachings and authority in a lineage of several generations. Bujinkan Ninpo Budô Taijutsu martial arts system, also known as Ninjutsu Budo Taijutsu, is based on a training program that embraces the three important elements of a human being: Body, Mind and Spirit. 

This training program is divided into levels called Kyu (sub-grades) and Dan (Grades or black belts) and it is based initially on what is called the Ten Chi Jin Ryaku No Maki "The Book of the Sky, the Earth and the Man". Its collection of techniques is the compilation of the nine schools, which comprise the technical structure of training up to 4th Dan (fourth grade black belt). 

The training begins with physical protection techniques and then goes deeper into higher levels of training that allow the practitioner to manipulate potentially dangerous situations long before they turn into serious situations. Dr. Hatsumi established the Bujinkan Dôjô ("Hall of training of the Divine Warrior"), with the purpose of offering the Japanese warrior's true original teaching to followers all around the world. 

The effectiveness of combat techniques and the purpose of obtaining individual enlightment are the main goals of training in the Dôjôs. As part of the training, the student is guided through experiences designed to teach him/her how to achieve the essence of Ninjutsu: The Art of Winning. 

In Peru, Bujinkan was introduced in the early 80’s by Shidoshi Juan Ramón Rodríguez Flores, who founded Bujinkan Peru Dôjô (formerly called Society Bujinkan) on August 31^st, 1985. Nowadays, with more than 24 years of diffusion efforts, it is the first and most important organization of students of the true art of Ninjutsu Budô Taijutsu in Peru.