
An all-inclusive single fee structure has been created which includes everything needed to attend the 2026 Nagato Sensei Tai Kai at the Bujinkan Tasmania Dojo. A single fee structure allows you to focus on training and know that everything else is included (all training sessions, Saturday night dinner, lunches, photos, video, t-shirt, bag etc). Items included are listed below.
$1200.00 AUD – includes the following:
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Three Days of Training
Registration includes full access to three days of training (~12 hours and six training blocks in total) at the Bujinkan Tasmania Dojo’s 2026 Nagato Sensei Tai Kai.
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Lunch Meals Provided
Registration includes lunch on Friday, Saturday and Sunday onsite at the Bujinkan Tasmania Dojo (vegetarian options will be available). Water and fruit is also included for all participants.
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Saturday Night Taikai Dinner
Registration includes attending the Saturday night dinner and celebration with Nagato Sensei.
Dress code: Semi Formal.
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Photos & Video
The entire three-day event is being professionally photographed and video recorded. Registration includes access to photos and video recorded from the event (please allow time for editing before being available).
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Taikai Coffee Shop Discount Card
Participants will receive 10% off hot beverages from our local barista directly across the road from the Dojo.
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Event T-Shirt
Registration includes a 2026 Nagato Sensei Tai Kai t-shirt designed specifically for the event.
Please specifiy your preferred size upon registering for the event online.
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Taikai Event Bag
Registration includes a Taikai Event Bag.
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Special 'bonus' Gift
A Special 'Tasmanian made' gift will be given in appreciation of your support. Enjoy!
Additional Details
Why would I attend such an expensive event?
We agree, it is an expensive event. The high fees are a result of the costs to ensure the requirements of holding a smaller event for Nagato Sensei are met. That said, it is less generally less costly than flying to Japan (including accomodation, food, travel etc). The event is limited in size (70 registered participants) to ensure that Nagato Sensei has an engaging experience in close proximity with all participants. Nagato Sensei will be teaching on the tatami mats, moving around, watching and correcting students. The intimate setting of the Bujinkan Tasmania Dojo allows for more meaningful instruction and opportunity for conversations with Sensei. For some, these benefits outweigh the seemingly high cost to attend.
I want to attend, but don’t have the money upfront. Is there an option to split payments?
Registration and payment for the event closes on April 1st 2026. Full payment is required at the time of registration. For those unable to pay the full $1200.00 immediately, a $600.00 “partial payment” option is available upon registration, with the remaining balance of $600.00 due in full by April 1st, 2026. Should extenuating circumstances prevent full payment by this deadline, please contact the Bujinkan Tasmania Dojo via email to discuss alternative payment arrangements.
Full refunds are available until April 1, 2026. After this date, refunds will only be issued if a replacement registration is secured. For more information about refunds, review the “Can I Receive a Ticket Refund?” in the FAQ section.
Why are there no a la carte, one-day only, or less costly options to attend? Are guests able to attend and observe?
In order to reduce complexity and simplify expectations for the event, a single fee structure - $1200.00 per registered attendee - is the only option. There are no a la carte, one-day only, quantity discounts, or less costly options available. The event is limited to 70 registered attendees. In an effort to streamline planning and ensure sufficient preparation for all attendees, a single fee structure has been created. The event’s theme and location aim to create a cohesive and memorable experience for all participants. By offering a single fee structure, the event team can ensure that all attendees have equal access to the Tai Kai’s resources and planned training. The single fee structure is set to cover the costs of organising the event, including venue, travel and instructor fees, catering, and most expenses (the Bujinkan Tasmania Dojo is also contributing to support some of the event’s overheads).
Parents, friends or persons other than participants are unable to attend. This is due to size of the Dojo and for health and safety reasons.