I’d like to start this blog with an apology, as it’s been nearly a year since my last post. Life and a demanding work schedule took priority, but I’m making an effort to return to writing and translating more regularly. Thank you for your patience. Continuing with the Yasuda Ryu ninjutsu densho translation, please keep
Yasuda Ryu Ninjutsu Densho Translation – Part 31 Read More »
Before delving into the forthcoming translated segment of the Yasuda Ryū ninjutsu densho, it is crucial to elucidate the subject of the next chapter: Okidōgu (置道具). Uncommon in the realm of ninjutsu or military strategy, this term finds its roots in the world of theater and drama. The enigmatic author of the densho appears to employ it
Part 30 – Aru Hito no Densho Yasuda Ryu Ninjutsu Read More »
I am thrilled to share my latest addition to my Japanese martial arts densho collection, and the excitement is well-founded. In my first book, “The Hidden Lineage,” I delved into the plausible theory suggesting that the Bujinkan’s Toda-family ninjutsu lineage, as presented by Takamatsu Sensei, is a fabrication, a false lineage. This, however, shouldn’t come
As I have stated before, the Togakure Ryu is real!!! Read More »