For Those Who Want To Learn Ninja Arts

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ohayougozaru

先輩

5 Sep 2003

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• 31 Dec 2003

• #1

If you are martial-arts-minded day and night and interested in ninja arts, in case you havent heard, then these sites about current top ninja master, HATSUMI Masaaki sensei and his deshitachi/deciples, many are overseas like ex-marines, ma freak so on, might be good to contact...

Bujinkan Martial Arts, Ninjutsu, Ninja, Ninjitsu, Ninpo, GrandMaster Masaaki Hatsumi - Warrior Information Network (WIN)
http://www.bujinkan.org/
Living Values explores the physical, mental and ethical world of the warrior
http://www.hino.gr.jp/hatumi.html
武神館中太道場ご案内

In case have some problems to see nihongo in your display, this site might help....
http://www.nihongo-ok.com/

 

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tetsunihon

yamatai dragontiger

29 Jul 2003

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• 1 Jan 2004

• #2

hay these site are pretty good, I had a feeling when Hastumi's master died he would problably have his own ninja stuff to show off like Stephen Hayes did.

I wanted to join up, but it seemed like they were using Ninpo for Military training purposes or for special police training. Since the military have to use those skills to fight in the wars, I didn't think I'll learn ninjitsu. I decided to look into Aikido, bujitsu, and Aido since Ninjitsu draws techniques from those arts...... right?

 

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tetsunihon

yamatai dragontiger

29 Jul 2003

130

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• 1 Jan 2004

• #3

But if we were living in a world of Vampires like the Movie Blade, then Ninjitsu would be perfect.

 

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tetsunihon

yamatai dragontiger

29 Jul 2003

130

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• 1 Jan 2004

• #4

what also fascinaes me is that the Chinese had a form of ninjitsu also. but I think they were just vigilantes.

 

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kukishin

後輩

25 Jan 2004

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• 25 Jan 2004

• #5

Bujinkan

The Bujinkan offers training in Japanese Martial Arts training based on the essence of the nine militray traditions that Soke Hatsumi Masaaki recieved form Takamatsu Sensei. Some of these are ninja traditions and some are of Samurai origin. Training is very interesting for those interested in martial arts, Japanese culture and history and those looking for some kind of physical activity. Training can also be useful as a form of self defense.
I currently have a small Bujinkan group in NYC.
www.geocities.com/inyodojo/bujinkan.html

Alon Adika

 

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Hitokiri

29 Oct 2003

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• 3 Mar 2004

• #6

looks realy good