My artistic and cultural role within the International Bujinkan community is grounded in long term practice, certified instruction, and active collaboration across one of the world’s largest traditional martial arts networks. The Bujinkan comprises hundreds of thousands of practitioners in over 50 countries, and my work sits within this global framework through collaborations with dojos and practitioners in Japan, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Germany, Switzerland, France and Slovenia, contributing to both training and cultural representation while remaining closely connected to the organisation’s Japanese roots.

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In 2025, I represented the Bujinkan community at an international organisational gathering by producing a kanshajo (certificate of appreciation) for the Japanese Ambassador in Ireland, translating traditional Japanese forms into a contemporary diplomatic context. I have also been directly involved in hosting one of the current international soke in Dublin, supporting high level transmission and reinforcing Ireland’s position within the wider international network.

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As a certified instructor, I remain in regular contact with Japanese teachers and senior practitioners, maintaining direct exchange with the highest levels of practice worldwide. Through this combination of instruction, international collaboration, artistic production, and cultural representation, my work reflects the full range of the modern Bujinkan as a living, outward looking global community.