Mumyou-ryu shuriken throwing

[MonkeylandXD]

Thanks im gonna get some steel tomorrow maybe :D

[MonkeylandXD]

U inspire me with your throwing i watch your vids all the time how did u make the kunais anyway? :D

[sinmaiXkid]

I make my large kunai by cutting bars of steel and shaping them.

[greendaynimrod77]

ddddd

[sinmaiXkid]

Thanks.

[Haku92292]

Nice, I'm starting to make loads of Mumyou-ryu-shuriken, right now, most of mine are Shirai-ryu. Anyway, as usual, nice throwing.

[sinmaiXkid]

Thank you.

[sinmaiXkid]

Thank you.

[MrFizzyninja123]

Haha first comment!

Very good 5/5

[sinmaiXkid]

Thank you.

[omniblade321]

wat are "mumyou-ryu" mean..? and it must be very cold with all that snow.. doesnt the steel or metal or w/e get really cold..?

[sinmaiXkid]

Not sure what mumyou-ryu means, but its Houzan's style and or style of shuriken. He gave two sets to me so I've practiced with them. The steel gets cold, but I'm used to it.

[DoujouYaburi]

Actually the steel is the same temperature as the air around it, but since it's a better conductor it feels colder.

[sinmaiXkid]

Well thats the point. Its around 20 degrees outside, thats cold enough as it is.

[patriqq]

"Mumyou-Ryu" is a Japanese school of shuriken throwing. "Mumyou" means "nothing in darkness."

[sinmaiXkid]

Thank you for explaining Patrick.

[xialong123]

beacause its used in schools more than in actual combat as they arnt weapons ther merely a distraction and nothing in darkness refers to the fact that they are black and yu cant see 1/4 inch of steel flying at you making it harder to dodge

[sinmaiXkid]

I'm sure theres some other meaning than that.

[xialong123]

going by what ive heard lol may be wrong but thats just what ive heard

[LinkSeercull]

nice.

[omniblade321]

oh nice o_O.. woot first comment!! lol and nice shurikens