While the Shogunate of Kariforunia was a nation built upon the sword-wielding Samurai that ran every aspect of the government, the Samurai would rarely use their Katana in battle. It was a backup weapon in-case their rifle, the Hinawajū was unusable. The Ashigaru of Kariforunia were different in the fact that they had small swords that would attach to the end of their rifle, exactly like a bayonet. As a lot of the Samurai in Kariforunia treated the Hinawajū as a somewhat dishonourable weapon, there was no weapon school (ie a Dojo) that focused primarily on the use of the Hinawajū in long range and close combat. However, the Samurai Greg Smith and Thomas Wesson worked together to create the first Dojo exclusively for the use of Hinawajū. The Dojo will help train Samurai in the use of the Hinawajū as well as promoting the use of them as a honourable weapon in order to keep their use prevalent.

They are basing their knowledge off of the ancient works of Sun Tzu, Douglas MacArthur, and Oda Nobunaga. They will study the works of each of the three commanders and learn off them, becoming philosophically tutored as well as trained in military strategy. The Dojo will run 100 Samurai per session, hopefully successfully training all 100 with flying colours.