One of the things about social media that I have come to enjoy is the interacting with people who share the same interest as me, namely Bujinkan Martial Arts and ninjutsu history. Today a Facebook friend asked me a question about a recent post I made regarding the relationship of the Gyokko Ryu to the […]
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(From Soke’s book Ninpo Taizen) For parts 1 through 18 please see my previous blog posts in the translations section. Enjoy! During shinobi activities, in the case that the movement of the enemy’s attack is large, depending on the number of people and the use of the terrain for vigilance and defense, we must limit
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In November 753 CE, the Japanese nobleman Otomo no Komaro returned from a trip to Tang China. it was his second trip to Tang and this time he was sent as the vice ambassador. His first trip was in his youth to study abroad there. Much about his life is recorded but still some things
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