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Ninjitsu is the ancient Japanese Art of the Ninja. It is the martial art of choice for the night vagabonds and killers. Ninjitsu unlike it's social counterpart, the Samurai, is an underground class of warriors trained to quickly gain entrance to hire security areas and achieve it's mission. Ninjitsu began more than 800 years ago. Ninja means "stealers - in".
Their forte is espionage and assassination, by any means possible. Ninjas were usually trained from childhood and continued learning the art of Ninjitsu from birth. Soon, even the elite Samurai class began to fear the Ninja for their notorious skills. Ninjitsu was practiced in great secrecy. Upon the arrival of Modern Japan, the Ninjitsu class was absorbed into Japan's Secret Service arm of the government. The art of Ninjitsu was later brought to the western world during the 1970's because of the work of Doron Navon and Stephen Hayes. They found a Ninjitsu headmaster living in Japan who was willing to train them.
The art of Ninjitsu is also known as "ninpo". Ninpo is a traditional Japanese bujutsu martial art that goes bcack for tens of centuries. It was developed as a counter culture art to the Samurai Warrior Class and was considered to be anti-government and illegal. Ninpo continues to be practiced today unter the tutelage of Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, 34th Grandmaster of the Togakure Ryu Ninjitsu Tradition. Dr. Hatsumi is considered to be the last variable true Ninja Grandmaster having a direct line of decent going back to Feudal Japan.
The art of Ninjitsu has no bounds. Their direct aim is assassination and espionage. They use many stealth and killer tactics including ninja stars, throwing knives, smoke bombs, poisons, darts, bow and arrows, karate, wrestling and guerilla warfare tactics. Ninjitsu is best known for their black uniforms and shurikens.

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Ninjitsu is the ancient Japanese Art of the Ninja. It is the martial art of choice for the night vagabonds and killers. Ninjitsu unlike it's social counterpart, the Samurai, is an underground class of warriors trained to quickly gain entrance to hire security areas and achieve it's mission. Ninjitsu began more than 800 years ago. Ninja means "stealers - in".
Their forte is espionage and assassination, by any means possible. Ninjas were usually trained from childhood and continued learning the art of Ninjitsu from birth. Soon, even the elite Samurai class began to fear the Ninja for their notorious skills. Ninjitsu was practiced in great secrecy. Upon the arrival of Modern Japan, the Ninjitsu class was absorbed into Japan's Secret Service arm of the government. The art of Ninjitsu was later brought to the western world during the 1970's because of the work of Doron Navon and Stephen Hayes. They found a Ninjitsu headmaster living in Japan who was willing to train them.
The art of Ninjitsu is also known as "ninpo". Ninpo is a traditional Japanese bujutsu martial art that goes bcack for tens of centuries. It was developed as a counter culture art to the Samurai Warrior Class and was considered to be anti-government and illegal. Ninpo continues to be practiced today unter the tutelage of Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, 34th Grandmaster of the Togakure Ryu Ninjitsu Tradition. Dr. Hatsumi is considered to be the last variable true Ninja Grandmaster having a direct line of decent going back to Feudal Japan.
The art of Ninjitsu has no bounds. Their direct aim is assassination and espionage. They use many stealth and killer tactics including ninja stars, throwing knives, smoke bombs, poisons, darts, bow and arrows, karate, wrestling and guerilla warfare tactics. Ninjitsu is best known for their black uniforms and shurikens.

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Bedok CC there got one place to learn ninjitsu, very cheap! $25/mth,
but pls, join for the interest in martial arts, not join because you like to watch naruto, ok?

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i agree. learn for the passion, not for a moment of impulse.

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all u learn in sg is ninjado..not any form of ninjutsu.. no place on this earth teaches ninjutsu only maybe in japan... those in sg are taught by chartalans... they invent it themself by watchin frm tv or wadsoever.

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O/T : what guitar is that in your display picture ?

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lol. juz a 2nd hand guitar. TGM.

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there is no place that teaches true ninjutsu in SG and ninjutsu differs from clan to clan, moreover humans have evolved to the state where we're unable to learn or master martial arts which requires large amount of Ki
so the modern "ninjutsu" is very very far from the kind Ninjas used in ancient Japan..... lol just in case there're pple who join cuz they think they can "disappear" like Ninjas or jump from roof to roof =P

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*cover self with black paper during night time can camo AHAHHAHA

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ninjtsu, i don't think it exist in singapore.. maybe in those remote places in japan, but i also doubt so... my friend still daydreaming think this world got ninjas that can summon frog....:aargh: poisoned by watching too much naruto

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yeah can summon...watch more pokemon

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You wanna be a Ninja?

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I want to be Ninja Turtle

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can learn kage bushin no jutsu ?? haha

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i wanna learn e sexy no jutsu.

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why stop there... go for Harem no Jutsu~

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ninjitsu needs year of training from young. both physical and mental.
being a ninja doesnt mean u have all the super human powers. but more thru training meditation and endurance.
u train yr body until it is capable of amazing feats. a fren has been to japan n saw went to visit a so called exhibition of skills by *real* ninjas. how authentic that leaves to be seen.
but their shuriken can really cut thru steel pipes they did a demonstration

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Are they able to leap up a building? move at extremely fast speed? Jump higher than Vince Carter?

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WOW cool! I learned something new today! I thought it was another NARUTO thread! =)

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Throw shuriken can cut steel pipes?
Hmmm...
That's one thing I would like to learn
Imagine throwing shurikens at the back of the lecture hall, assassinating ppl u dislike
wahahahahhaha
pure evil

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Rin, Kyo, Toh, Sha, Kai, Jin, Retsu, Zai, Zen. I've memorized the basic nine Kujinoin hand stances. XD.