A Warning about Fake Ninja Masters - Shinobi Soldiers

This a warning about those who claim to be ninjutsu teachers. if you follow these three basic steps you will avoid any false claimers who say they teach ninjutsu.

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• bansenshukai
• shoninki
• shinobi Soldiers
• hatsumi fake
• bujinkan fake
• bujinkan fraud

[TiboSmalto]

Ok, you make research about the ninjutsu's tradition. Do you understand the japanese language? It's the only way to really understand what is the ninjutsu !!!

More you speak about ninjutsu without sources, more you feel ignorant in front of us !!!

[TSOAS2008]

@TiboSmalto Yes, i have a full time translator, who is amazing at japanese, she is japanese and we work ONLY from real documents. SO yes to all your questions.

[martycruse1971]

HONEST QUESTION.. How do you feel about Yuen Kay San Wing chun?

[TSOAS2008]

@martycruse1971 nothing to do with ninja so all ok?

[TSOAS2008]

@SomTamKaoNiaow1 i agree he is an idiot

[TSOAS2008]

@Ronin10467 sorry this is wrong. change the word martial arts for hand to hand combat. the argument does not stand.

[greenpinkyellow]

@greenpinkyellow Everyone

[greenpinkyellow]

However, everyone that does not make these claims IS a real ninja master.

[Calimantalkin]

Yep, when I want the real scoop on ninjutsu I always go ask some guy from england because they have the straight poop.

[RafaelSiberon]

Special agent's system is not a martial art. A special agent practice martial arts. Is the same way, if we can explain like that. But really, many people don't want that true came out. I think that ninja was more than many people teach to us. While a ninja knows more about martial arts, he does its job better. For a normal people many weapons was unknown, but for samurai and ninja was common for them the use of that weapons, because they was trained for war. Why so difficult to understand it?

[MrJ2091957]

@seanylb123 You might be right! So could you please enlighten us all by showing and explaining what you believe Ninjutsu really is?

[pedro90]

too me i don't really understand why people want to take up learning ninjutsu except for a cultural studies type of thing. its not martial arts, and many of the espionage tactics are similar but more archaic then the techniques you'd learn as a soldier in a military. just why? what are you searching for in Ninjutsu that you won't find in a good Judo jiujitsu or karate club. or as a police, or national guardsman? i guess some people like history enough to want to play dress up.