Ninjutsu KOGA RYU Weapons

[@tjpaul72]

My is Tim Anderson. Mentioned Mr. Yamashita's Ninpo Book a Style: Nanban-Ryu Ninjutsu. Nanban Satto-Ryu is a Ninjutsu Fighting Style passed down from Hasshimotto Ipussai to Fujita Seiko. Fujita Seiko passed the Satsu-Ryu Ninja Scrolls down to Kenwa Mabuni and Imanzo Iwatta. The Satsu-Ryu is based of the 5 Elements of NInja Fighting from the Gorinto. Shitō-ryū is a combination style, which attempts to unite the diverse roots of karate. On one hand, Shitō-ryū has the physical strength and long powerful stances of Shuri-te derived styles, such as Shorin-ryū and Shotokan (松涛館); on the other hand, Shitō-ryū also has the circular and eight-directional movements, breathing power, and hard and soft characteristics of Naha-te styles such as Uechi-ryū and Gōjū-ryū (剛柔流). Shitō-ryū is extremely fast, but still can be artistic and powerful. In addition, Shitō-ryū formalizes and emphasizes the five rules of defense, developed by Kenwa Mabuni, and known as Uke no go gensoku (受けの五原則), Uke no go genri (受けの五原理), or Uke no go ho (受けの五法):[8] 落花 (rakka, "falling petals"). The art of blocking with such force and precision as to completely destroy the opponent's attacking motion. Examples of rakka are the most well-known blocks, such as gedan-barai (下段払い) or soto-uke (外受け). 流水 (ryūsui, "running water"). The art of flowing around the attacker's motion, and through it, soft blocking. Examples are nagashi-uke (流し受け) and osae-uke (押さえ受け). 屈伸 (kusshin, "elasticity"). This is the art of bouncing back, storing energy while recoiling from the opponent's attack, changing or lowering stance only to immediately unwind and counterattack. Classic examples are stance transitions zenkutsu (前屈立ち) to kōkutsu (後屈立ち) and moto-dachi (基立ち) to nekoashi-dachi (猫足立ち). 転位 (ten'i, "transposition"). Ten'i is the utilization of all eight directions of movement, most importantly stepping away from the line of attack. 反撃 (hangeki, "counterattack"). A hangeki defense is an attack which at the same time deflects the opponent's attack before it can reach the defender. Examples of this are various kinds of tsuki-uke (突き受け), including yama-tsuki (山突き). When, practing this Nanban Satto-Ryu the Five Element Ninja Fighting Stlye you practice Fighting in with Silent foot steps on Rice Paper. The 5 Elelments are practiced on your 5 Toes. This is a very small section of Shito-Ryu that has a Ninja Fighting System based off of the Five Elements and there are Scrolls owned by, Genzo Iwatta and all of the Scrolls passed from Fujita Seiko to the Shito Masters are known as the Koka Flow. I have an Ancient Document that talks about how the Gorinto Five Elements were used in the NInja way for as well as Women to Seduce Men by wearing Five Element of Make up and the Seasons. As well in Fujita Seikos Tora No Maki it makes the Requriment of the Godai No Heiho use of the 5 Elements can be used in Fighting and in Stealth. I also, previously own if not the last Copy of the Book Nanban Satto-Ryu Jujtsu by, Ippusai Hashimoto. The Book Mentions he was a Spy and an Assassin and was a Soldier during the Boshin War and was captured during the War and sent to Prison wear he exscaped and became a hired Assassin and Killed an attacker with a Shuto a Sword Hand. I have a rare Magazine Article that was Published in 2013 where the Ninja Scrolls known as the Koka Flow were passed down to the present day to Genzo Iwatta and there are photos of them and Fujita Seiko. I started Shito-Ryu in 1984. I have studied Ninjutsu extensively and focus my training arounf the 5 Elements of Ninjutsu and I also, train in the Toyama Batto-Jutsu that was that with Nanban Killing Southern Barbarian Style was taught to the Nakano Shadow Warriors. In 1936 Mr. Fujita founded the Kobudo Research Society. Okinawan Kobudo in Okinawa did not practice the skill of using twho farm toools as weapons only one. Such as one Jitte or One Sai not Two. Mr, Seiko changed that according to Koga-Ryu Weapons and tools were used by Two Hands. So, the Manji Sai was also, from the Manji Symbol of a Koga Samurai Caln known as the Manji Clan. Mr. Seiko gave a Menkyo Kaiden to Motokatsu Inoue. There were no 2 Handed Weapons Kata in Okinawa so, with the Koga influence of using two weapons instead of one were implementented by Inoue,Sensei and he learned of Shotokan from Gichin Funakoshi and added Two Handed Weapons Kata from Shotokan-Ryu. I have a Rare Book from Japan called Koga-Ryu Combat Ninjutsu. In the Book it speaks of that there were Ninja Clans that did indeed have a their own Ninja Fighting Styles. It goes on to say because, of the influx of Guns coming in from Spain this would hurt many Ninja Clan Families that had their own Ninja Fighting Hand to Hand Combat Systems. Infact, it mentions the names of a few of those Ninja Clans who practiced Red Hands in the Ancient Shrine Temples of Japan Secretly.

[@vitaozuador4899]

Belo texto, fatos históricos, vou fazer 22 anos mas entre 2014 e 2015 vi que existe, do Brasil aos 4 anos tinha uma dúvida martelando que diziam que não existe, hoje tenho absoluta certeza que eles existem, sobrevivência, exercíto de guerrilha ninpo

[@unknown_amazing_chap4480]

You typed a whole book here, bro!

[@ShadowWalker-rd6hb]

You're right in thinking that the clans of ninja or shinobi have their own fighting styles. The Iga and Togakure clans have their own style as well. Iga puts even more emphasis on acrobatics and uses open hand strikes. As for Togakure-ryu, I don't know alot so if anyone knows I'd like to hear what techniques they use.

[@geoffreyfletcher6976]

Technically, Togakure Ryu fell under the banner of Iga/Ika Ryu (of which there were about 45 to 48 various schools). Whereas Koka/Kogan Ryu had about 53 to 55 schools, and there might have been about 25 to 30 various independent Ryu that wound up spreading to various parts of Japan that were under no specific permanent banner. Due to the regions of Iga/Ika and Koka/Koga being different often influenced how they developed, as well as whether or not a particular Ryu was directly associated or linked with an official Samurai Ryu. And this is one of the reasons why sometimes examples of Iga/Ika Ryu and Koka/Koga Ryu Shinobijutsu/Ninjutsu appear different. Another aspect is what type of Shinobijutsu was being practiced or demonstrated. Often what battlefield aspects that people are most familiar with are skills used by low level field agents or Genin. The skill sets used by either the Middle level agents or Chunin, or the Upper Level agent (often of which there was only one or two for a single school or family/clan) or Jonin would be a good bit different, as their specific duties and station would often dictate what would be the more important skill sets.

[@tjpaul72]

@@geoffreyfletcher6976 Historically, there are many Suppa Clans that, were never mentioned. There is some evidence that, some a few of the Suppa Clans have survived too this very day and are very few left.

[@AVNinjaLLC]

I wanted to see the ninja actually sheath the sword when his sheath was behind his back. It just looked like he faked sheathing it every time?

[@Hachizukatenzo]

You can't even sheath it like this if you wear your sword normally. It didn't just look like he faked, he did.

[@patmat7984]

WHAT MADNESS IS THIS?.......

[@gabrielhoffman6630]

The Shinobi kind

[@unknown_amazing_chap4480]

The madness that can kill you, my little helpless victim of deadly techniques!

[@Hachizukatenzo]

What you get when a spanish guy creates his own "Koga ryu ninjutsu" by looking at western ninja movies.

[@frankkoller2622]

Please re-upload this in higher quality.

[@zebani4262]

+1❤️

[@arepitagrande8797]

Les techniques de hanbo sont les plus intéressants. Merci !

[@Hachizukatenzo]

En toute honnêteté elles sont mauvaises pour ne pas dire ridicules. C'est les mêmes principes qu'avec leurs ninjato avec des tsuki très mous en plus. 😥 Ils n'exploitent pas du tout le potentiel de l'arme. C'est du niveau d'enfants jouant avec un manche à balai. Je vous déconseille aussi vivement les techniques contre couteau, sauf si vous désirez une mort prématurée !!

[@jasondavis8307]

Awesome training

[@unknown_amazing_chap4480]

Yeah, I like it too! The Ninja do still exist!

[@Katcom111]

Fa-ke-Jutsu

[@magninjutsu]

We just practice fisical training bro, dosn't matter if its fake jutsu or ather jutsu . just some fantasy . respect

[@gyulatoth3761]

Thanks

[@andresalvarez1732]

❤️

[@Berti75]

This can’t be serious lol

[@jskypercussion]

This is all Frank Dux's shit. Lol 🤣

[@chriswilcox8977]

I think the problem is that the practitioners think it is 👀

[@eddiehizo3365]

Mortal Kombat!!!

[@matthewmorningstar9105]

Taijutsu is a universal principle for the different Ryu and it is entirely possible Koga still exists because of Taijutsu.

[@Hachizukatenzo]

It has few to do with actual japanese martial arts even less taijutsu. Koga ryu is an easy name to start your own ninjutsu as there are no japanese school or master left as figure of authority when it's about Koga ryu.

[@matthewmorningstar9105]

@@Hachizukatenzo universal principles do not die off

[@Hachizukatenzo]

@@matthewmorningstar9105 There is no universal principle in what is shown here beside human stupidity. Look at any legit koryu school and then tell me again this koga ryu made by a spanish self proclaimed "hanshi" doesn't look like some american ninja movie cr*p. You can't see that but I can tell you none of these techniques have only the elementary principles of the weapons they use.

[@matthewmorningstar9105]

@@Hachizukatenzo interesting disinformation.

[@Hachizukatenzo]

@@matthewmorningstar9105 Disinformation ? Nah, I have been training ancient japanese martial arts for almost 15 years and have an instructor certificate earned in Japan to prove it. It's only you have no actual experience in the subject and defend a Mcdojo made by a spanish dude with an irrevelantly vague concept.

[@TheSanshinDojo]

What in the Sho Kosugi is this shit?

[@TheShurikenZone]

Well this is... special. 8-/

[@TheSanshinDojo]

Koga Ryu is a dead art, since the last grandmaster died in 1966, leaving no successors. A lot of charlatans claim to teach it.

[@unknown_amazing_chap4480]

You assume that there was only one Koga Ninja on the entire planet and that no one else trained Koga Ryu Ninjutsu. Historically, there were more than 50 Koga Ninja families. They married and had children. They lived in secret and in the shadows. Over the centuries they did not post themselves on Facebook. Therefore you cannot prove that there was only one Koga Ninja. Anyone who claims that do not know how the Ninja are able to survive almost any situation! There was Ronald Duncan, Jinichi Kawakami soke and also Soke Anshu Christa Jacobson. I have trained in both Bujinkan and also Koga Ryu Ninjutsu and have found that Koga teaches the same skills as Bujinkan. Koga Ryu Ninjutsu is real.

[@righteousshadowsdojopt.3979]

Lol at you posting chris Jacobson on your list.

[@righteousshadowsdojopt.3979]

​@@unknown_amazing_chap4480No!

[@Hachizukatenzo]

@@unknown_amazing_chap4480 Are you really comparing what is trained in the Bujinkan with the kind of BS shown in the video here ? if you trained under some "hanshi" who made their own Koga ryu mostly by sucking up Bujinkan's basic techniques, I understand why you say the two are similar. Also, the absence of proof is not a proof itself. Or you're saying that to calm the cognitive dissonance you're facing, or you fell for the poor excuses of some Mcdojo ninja.

[@torreybolden]

lol

[@eddiehizo3365]

😂

[@cristian.crixus]

Hahahahahahahahahaha,,,,

[@alejandrovasquez5487]

Si es bujinkan no es koga

[@blindcrow849]

You never saw bujinkan in your life. It's nothing like this.

[@Hachizukatenzo]

It's nothing like Bujinkan. This is Juan Hombre's Koga ryu he made mostly by watching bad ninja movies.

[@johndevine6687]

There’s no such thing as ‘Ryu’. Ryu means to rid when literally translated. The martial art is called Aikido. That’s final.

[@chriswilcox8977]

The other meaning is ‘school’ or ‘style’ - in Japan anyhow. We train MotoHa Yoshin Ryu JuJutsu. Pretty much original willow tree branch (branch as in school/style/lineage - not branch of a tree).

[@ShadowWalker-rd6hb]

Ryu can translate to many different words such as Dragon, honorable, and in this case, style. Another example of ryu meaning style is in Goju Ryu and Shoto Ryu in Karate.

[@chriswilcox8977]

@@ShadowWalker-rd6hb Exactly. Many Japanese words or kanji are contextual, so for someone to say the word Ryu is no such thing is missing that it’s a word the Japanese use themselves to refer to a martial arts style or school of family. Our soke is a 90+ year old Japanese citizen living in Japan and has his family history from a samurai lineage. I’m happy to take his and our styles lineage using the word Ryu as acceptable 😂 Let’s not get started on the use of Oss or Osu though 😂

[@davefletch3063]

No it doesnt. Ryu means Lineage..also dragon depending on the kanji

[@chriswilcox8977]

@@davefletch3063 That is one of many translations, it is school/lineage/style/system in terms of Japanese martial arts.

[@mcahco]

Too much larping

[@unknown_amazing_chap4480]

You mean deadly killing!