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Dojo was the Rokugani word for schools and training facilities. All samurai attended a dojo, where they learned the way of Bushido and were trained in the school techniques. The dojo was also often where the samurai had their gempukku ceremony, and would greatly color the samurai's abilities and perception of the world. Some dojo could also grant some measure of status to the student, depending on which dojo they attended. ^[1]

First Dojo Edit

The first dojo was created by Kakita, to pass on his knowledge of Iaijutsu to all who had the discipline and ability to learn. ^[2] After the death of Kakita the students moved their training facility, creating the Kakita Dueling Academy. ^[3]

Notable Dojo Edit

Imperial Dojo Edit

Crab Dojo Edit

Crane Dojo Edit

Dragon Dojo Edit

Lion Dojo Edit

Mantis Dojo Edit

Dancing Steel Dojo
Dojo Raiden and its Room of the One Thousand Fall
Goraiku Dojo
Grand Song Dojo
Kitsune no Mori
Kyuden Ashinagabachi Dojo ("Tsuruchi's Test")
Silent Mountain Dojo
Storm's Shelter Dojo
Tempest Island Temple

Phoenix Dojo Edit

Scorpion Dojo Edit

Unicorn Dojo Edit

Minor Clan Dojo Edit

Badger's Home Dojo - Badger Clan
Fallen Mountain Dojo - Badger Clan
Still Water Temple - Dragonfly Clan
Reichin's Refuge Dojo - Hare Clan
Little Tower - Monkey Clan
Vigilant Keep Dojo - Monkey Clan
Shiro Morito Dojo - Ox Clan
Kyuden Suzume Dojo - Sparrow Clan
Hidden Dagger Dojo - Tortoise Clan
Yoake Fusheru Dojo - Tortoise Clan

Ronin Dojo Edit

Shadowlands and Spider Clan Dojo Edit

Shiryo Dojo Edit

Dojo of the One True Blade

References

↑ Way of Samurai, pp. 13-14
↑ Way of the Crane, p. 27
↑ Way of the Samurai, p. 25

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[0] Way of Samurai, pp. 13-14

[1] Way of the Crane, p. 27

[2] Way of the Samurai, p. 25

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