The Dayton Bujinkan Dojo Martial Arts School provides Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu (武神館武道体術) martial arts training for adults seven days a week and children twice a week. Training consists of striking, grappling, weapons use, multiple attack and escape/reversal methods via repetitious practice and principle-driven training through the study of nine distinct lineages taught collectively as Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. The Bujinkan organization originates from Nodashi, Chiba-ken, Japan. The Dayton Bujinkan Dojo opened in 1997.

The Dayton Bujinkan Dojo facility maintains 9200 square feet of space with 100+ tatami training mats, bathrooms, changing rooms, a kitchenette, sitting area, hand targets, and practice training weapons for its members. In addition to martial arts training, the Dayton Bujinkan Dojo offers yoga, Tai Chi, and boxing-style striking classes at its facility.