Korean Connection 2011 Ninjustu Démonstration 1

[myleftylefty]

South Korea is a thief state.

[1207daone]

Koreans called samurai "barbaric animals" but when BUSHIDO and the last samurai became big hits, they started saying samurai is from Korea. When Naruto became popular and ppl started taking Ninjutsu seriously, again, Koreans started saying Ninja is from Korea. Every fucking time something gets popular out of Japan, they claim the origin. Stop trying to take credits for our innovations. Cultures and Traditions are not money making tools, they pass on from generation to generation. Shame on you!

[NickDan555]

Nnjutsu? thats Karate.

[janjan34]

Korean introduced Shiatsu too. it is the massage style which japanese invented. Isnt this an event which introduce the korean culture? If korean were friendly to japanese. Japanese wouldnt claim to korean event. But Korean always hate japanese.and cheat culture. They tell a lie that Kpop is popular in japan. Japanese got to know their real face.

[jjyoungxx]

This is how Ninjutsu is introduced in the OFFICIAL PRESS BOOK of Korea Connection 2011. ".......In the war that opposed Japan to Korean Kingdoms, a new types of warriors, both spies and assassins, appeared on the Korean side. During this period, many Koreans emigrated to the Japanese provinces of Koga and Iga . It is proven that they introduced, in addition to Buddhism and Confucianism......." blah blah blah...

Let me say one thing. SHAME ON YOU KOREANS! DON'T SPREAD THIS BULLSHIT!

[amourfrancejp]

Les Coréens insistent que toutes les cultures japonaises comme sushi, Judo, Origami, etc. sont originaires de Corée. Vous pouvez croire ce que les Coréens disent ? Cette année, à la Japan Expo, les Coréens vont faire la demonstration de Kumdo (Kendo) dans le but d’insister que le Kendo japonais est originaire de Corée. Dans la demo, ils utiliseront des sabres japonais à la place de leurs sabres traditionnels. Tous les japonais Japonais se fâcheront contre leur plagiat de la culture japonaise.

[bagami]

凝れただのテコンドーじゃないの？

[Fukusuke0]

Korean culture thieves.

[updisk123]

いい加減で日本文化や伝統を盗用するのはやめてくれ。

何で朝鮮人が「Ninjustu」を使うの？

自国文化の紹介をしたいなら、自国の物だけで勝負してくれ。

それが出来ないというなら、君達の国には誇れる文化が無いと言う­事だよ。

[amourfrancejp]

Bonjour! Français,

Regardez aussi YouTube "Gumdo Kumdo Propaganda" .

Vous pouvez très bien comprendre Coréens du Sud .

[unkeihokusai]

South Korea begins to copy the Japanese martial arts from the late 20th century. Individual martial arts was not developed in the Joseon Dynasty(Korea). Taekwondo, Haidong Gumdo, Kumdo, Hapkido, Yudo is nothing to the history of Korea.

Taekwondo copied the Shotokan Karate. Haidong Gumdo and Kumdo copied Kendo. Hapkido copied the Daitoryu Jujutsu and Aikido. Yudo copied Judo. The westerner is easily cheated by Korean's lie.

[tsikelo]

non c'est le soobahkdo

[yamahanaya]

Ninjutsu? hahahahaha

Korean are a culture robber.

[tsikelo]

@yamahanaya

JAPANESE ninjutsu was in this festival, and how all a people can be a robber. the fact is that all nation claim his own version of History not the truth every were in the world, because the truth is too fine for a lot of low minded people.

[WondrousJapanForever]

@tsikelo

There would be no problem if Koreans performed Ninjutsu as a Japanese culture. The problem is they are spreading a lie it originated from Korea when there is no historical evidences and when no historians are agreeing on such a delusional opinion. The term "Ninjutsu" itself is a Japanese word. The much bigger problem is it is South Korean government itself which is supporting such cultural plagiarisms earnestly.

[MrShiwol]

@yamahanaya

Hello yamahanaya, cultures do not belong to any people. Otherwise, there could not be any martial art in western countries. Nor pop music in Korea or Japan.

[WondrousJapanForever]

@MrShiwol

Accepting foreign cultures is one thing, while claiming that they originated from your own country when actually you accepted them from foreign countries is totally another thing.