Legacy of the Bujinkan is a multimedia, interactive narrative that tells the modern story of ninjutsu and the Bujinkan Dojo through the perspectives of three successive martial arts masters, beginning from the late 1800's up to present day.

One perspective is that of the 33rd grandmaster of ninjutsu which begins in the year 1889 and highlights his achievements, works, philosophy, and succession, covering much of the 1900's until his death in the early 1970's.

A second perspective is that of the 34th grandmaster who followed in Ninpo succession upon the death of the 33rd grandmaster. The perspective of the 34th grandmaster tells of the rising events following the WWII era, in which the 34th grandmaster becomes responsible for exposing the ancient arts of ninjutsu to the world at large.

The third perspective continues through the telling of the first American who sought-out the 34th grandmaster and traveled to Japan in 1975 to become the first western practitioner of ninjutsu and ultimately bringing the ancient philosophies and tactics that he was taught, back to teach the students and members of his Cincinnati Dojo.