Koga Ninja Museum

[@o0oNaturalOneo0o]

I enjoyed this. Qustion " The historical kunai.. we see just a simple triangle. would you care to guess how long it was and perhaps width of base. Ty for any answer you can provide.

[@barbariansteve]

we need to rig you up with a mic mate, I have to crank my sound system to near max to hear you clearly, but good video, as always.

[@purplemutantas]

Sai are from Okinawa. As far as I know people in mainland Japan wouldn't have been using Okiawan weapons. Also, I don't know if Sai were even around at the time of the Ninja.

[@HistoricalNinjutsu]

@LupoMannaro666 they are not the bujinkan type ones, they are the other ones, the over the hand ones, still never seen them in a manual either! No idea when they came into ninjutsu. There was a few dodgey things in this museum.

[@kagemusha013]

This is cool!

[@HistoricalNinjutsu]

@o0oNaturalOneo0o the Bansenshukai shows Kunai as the ones that i said were correct, this is how they are described in other manuals as well.

[@FranciscoBrazao]

Hi tere isnt sai`s in the museum?

[@AntonyCummins]

@barbariansteve sounds ok on mine?

[@LupoMannaro666]

Hi Antony.Can't really tell from the video,but at about 2:37, is that a hand shuko from the so called Togakure School, or is it just a grappling hook?