Hanzo & Mio's Ninja show in Iga / 伊賀忍者ショー

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通訳さん暁かよwww

[@gamercagouler4448]

Jsui amoureux de Ninja girl **

[@Shinobaserumono]

Wrong! It's master Kuroi Hiromitsu, one of the oldest students of master Okuse Heïshichiro (15th heir of the Iga Ryu Nin Jutsu) with Ikita Sensei, people that surrounds it are his students who are members of the society Kurondo (Iga Ninja Group) which works in collaboration with the Iga Ryu Habutsukan (Museum of Iga Ryu) and the Aekuni sanctuary. The visitor of the world don't know much about Nin Jutsu, so they watch from the very simple things. In addition, Nin Jutsu is not an art of combat, it is a technique of espionage, and, in the most part of their demonstration, techniques that are show are described by the Bansenshukai and the Shoninki. Attention to what you said,. It is people the are supported by families heiresses Ninja of Iga and in particular the family Fujibayashi, Hattori and Momochi. So, before you speak well any study the techniques of spying which is located in the three books of Nin-Jutsu (Ninpiden, Bansenshukai and Shoninki). Kurondo has been created with master Okuse since 1984, while the Iga Ryu Habutsukan since 1962. The goal of his group is to make representations single from what the Shinobi and their arts. It does not search martial art experts, just of people who possess good for spying techniques. The Shinobi did not pass their time has this fight because they are spies, and the spy are supposed to not be seen or known. Worldwide, there are four Academy of the Iga Ryu Nin Jutsu. The first is Iga Ryu Nin - Jutsu Shiryokan (House of the Iga Ryu Nin Jutsu), the second Banke Shinobi no Den (of master Kawakami Jinichi), the third Japan Nin-Jutsu Federation (master Kawakami Jinichi) and the fourth Shinbukan (from master Kazuo Saïto). At the current time, the last master of Iga Ryu and the Koga Ryu is Jinichi Kawakami. While master Okuse died in 1997. It was a transmission of a member of one of its academies. The base in Nin-Jutsu is to read the Bansenshukai, the Shoninki and the Ninpiden. Otherwise you don't know anything at the Shinobi.

[@dermysticschadow6727]

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[@haithamainu]

Show fun

[@meiwong53]

立ち回り早！！

[@samparoparo5364]

wtf akatsuki

[@JadeNoByakko]

It is sad how much they have sold out with tourist bullshit. The majority of what they portray is not historically accurate, such as Ninja-to. Especially embarrassing and sad is that the host and many people there wear Naruto merchandise, which while based on Ninja myth, still has only a dubious and exaggerated place.

[@JadeNoByakko]

Michael A.K.A. Euk Going to assume that you are kidding lol. No, it's loosely inspired by Ninja myth, but certainly not closely enough to be considered "based on."

[@PhsykoOmen]

people are having fun and it teaches while entertaining, plenty of other places to see historical things. let it be.

[@erikbarrymckokinnerhvam4660]

Kit Angela i was ashamed by what they turned the place in to.

[@renatamiron8095]

It does not matter if it is just a show. The fact is this: people have fun and get enchanted by the art. Many people know that shinobi were spies "my mission is mess up your mission". So let it be. I am in love with the show. They are amazing.