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Ninja, Secrets of Invisibility by Ashida Kim BOOK |
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Learn the Tricks of The Ninja! Train with these Books and Training Manuals! Read about The Invisible Assassins! |
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The word ninjitsu originated in sixth-century Japan. Originally, the role of the Ninja was to gain information about the enemy and to sabotage his operations. Over the centuries the sect (which might be called the original Fifth Column) perfected the art of boring from within. The Ninja long ago perfected the art and techniques of covert entry, especially designed to infiltrate enemy territory in wartime. Traditionally, the Ninja's duty demands one, or, all, of three actions: espionage, sabotage, assassination. The taboos against (heath-dealing keep the agents of Ninjitsu cloaked in the shadow of their own deeds. But, then, the successful Ninja owes his very life to those shadows, within whose darkest umbra he waits in ambush, invisible even to those who search Masaaki Hatsumi and Shoto Tanemura are the two most widely known and respected sources for instruction on the art of Ninjutsu. Masaaki Hatsumi is soke, or lineage head of 9 martial art traditions, Hatsumi combined the essence of these teachings and established the Bujinkan (Divine Warrior) Dojo to teach the importance of 'total awareness' through the martial arts. Hatsumi is a large following outside of Japan.
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