"If you wish to control others, you must first control yourself."

Step into the dojo and learn from the Samurai Master as he teaches his novice warriors the bushido, or "the way of the warrior." Only the most disciplined and insightful can rise to the ranks of this ancient military class. They must study combat strategy, etiquette, and the philosophy of the warrior. Here the dojo master teaches the uses of Samurai weapons like the Kanabo, Katana, Naginata, and bow and arrow. He need not protect himself, and instead shields only his face with a Head Wrap, relying solely on his instincts. The Kanabo, in the student's hand, is capable of shattering strong armor and can easily break the sword in the master's hand. But he is confident in his ability. Confidence is his greatest threat.The samurai, after all, is supposed to be stoic above all else.