How to throw Shuriken by "Quarter Spin"

[crazychikn]

you're amazing at throwing :) can you throw with your left arm?

[HouzanSuzuki]

@crazychikn

watch?v=lihcUCfnmak

I can throw by Left hand from 9m now.

But I don't feel necessity throwing distance more than it now.

[HouzanSuzuki]

Please enjoy a lot of no-spin Shuriken throwing with high speed camera.

Please watch next.

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[maggot666now]

man that is super awsome! nice job!

[HouzanSuzuki]

No-spin(QuarterSpin) by this distance is not difficult for me.

It is a method to film to be able to see everyone that it is "Difficult"for me.

[maggot666now]

well your very good anyways! keep up the good job dude!

*thumbs up*

[veicca]

wow ur awesome! :D

[antreid44]

I must say that is pretty awesome.

[hcwalkingeagle]

ummmm im no ninja or anything but arent shuriken supposed to be like little metal stars? those are more like throwing spikes

[HouzanSuzuki]

In Japan,

Shuriken of Bo-Shuriken(spike) and star-Shuriken is classified as Shuriken together.

Even in all Japanese martial arts books.

In addition, the the so Japanese martial artss defines Shuriken.

Must I change our language to match language of your nation?

I want you to learn the Japanese language that one is right.

In fact, the etymology of Shuriken is not a noun.

In other words it do not mean throwing tool itself.

It was a verb to mean the performance that it threw a weapon and used.

[HouzanSuzuki]

Shuriken is not a weapon and means the skill.

For example, it resembles to express a performance of Throwing.

This thing is not known much in Japan either.

For example, the skill to throw falx is called Kama-Shuriken.

It does not mean falx.

We say a performance to throw falx with Shuriken.

However, this is problem to be related to history of Japanese linguistics.

Therefore there is many that they do not know even a teacher of Japanese the martial artss and foreign Ninjutsu-instructor.

[udontneedmyid]

you're right!

[VizardMaskedSoldier]

Well you look like a good man.

I allways found Japanese sports cool, I did Karate, Judo, Jiu-Jitsu and Aikido for 4 years but then our master moved from our town.

Japanese is really cool and some words are exactly Turkish, like, CHO II in Turkish cok iyi means very good. Sui=Su means water, Yaban:Yaban negate, Cha: çay tea, Akashia:Akasya and Turkish really sounds like Japanese and is easier to learn to Turkish speaking people.

I learnt some Japanese words from Bleach, really like it.

[HouzanSuzuki]

Thank you.

Interesting.

I do not understand a reason to have a little common point in Turkish and Japanese.

It may be coincidence.

Or it may be for Turkish to have been used as Japanese as a result of Turkey and Japanese friendly diplomacy.

I heard the story that crew of Turkey was rescued on a Japanese coastal line by very old age.

I heard the story that one Japanese man let farming spread in Turkey in old day.

I cannot remember his name of man.

However,all people of Turkey seem to know.

[HouzanSuzuki]

I remembered name.

Torajiro Yamada.

[ELITESWORDSMEN]

my bo shuriken are 6.25 inches long and weighs 6o grams each.

[HouzanSuzuki]

I throw kinds from 30g to 600g.

I throw kinds from 15cm to 60cm.

I throw distance from 5m to 18m.

It is "my hobby" that "correspond to various Throwing objects by No-spin".

[PlasticFishh]

nice slo-mo throw lol

[batoe]

if i had enough practice, i might get really good, but not as good as you, and senseininja 2 told me to go to your page :)

[ramenchild]

nice i no spin

[Haku92292]

Nice video^^