Friday, November 18, 2011

Does anyone no if there are any dojos in australia that teach ninjutsu?

Check here : http://winjutsu.com/winlinks.html





Scroll down past the US states to Austrailia and do your due dilligence on who%26#039;s teaching down your way.





I%26#039;ve met some of the Shihan from AU at some various Tai Kai%26#039;s over the years....but I can%26#039;t remember any names to make any particular reccomendations for you.





Just check out the AU links....there are at least 8 to 10 liscensed Shihan within the continent so you just have to find that%26#039;s closest to you and go check them out.





Now, what we%26#039;re doing this year is a school called Kukishinden Ryu Happohikenjutsu. It%26#039;s a field-combat Samurai bujutsu ryu-ha, not a Ninpo ryu-ha. So what you%26#039;ll be seeing is simply not ninpo, even though it is in our overall curriculum....but you%26#039;ll have to ask the Shihan for personal lessons in Togakure Ryu Ninpo Taijutsu if that%26#039;s your sole interest as it simply will not be studied this year.|||Ninjitsu is worthless in real life situations, you are better off learning TKD, some form of kung fu, or muay thai.





Ninjitsu is an old Japanese martial art that focuses on small spaces and the weapons available. In the day of ninja, weapons were outlawed except the military. The kama was used to cut crops, the quarterstaff was used to carry buckets of water on the shoulders, ect. Thats the equilivent of using pencils or tire irons or hammers. Besides, if ninjas were still around they would just shoot someone with a gun.





Also, ninjitsu was emphasized on close quarter combat. Most ninjas carried short swords because they are easier to use when they got trapped in alley ways or somewhere similar with little to no space, something that unfortunatelly was all too common. Most fights today wont be in a back alley or a hallway, they will be on the street or a football field.|||yes, yes I know|||check out this website www.winjutsu.com, you can also checkout www.genbukan.org|||search in yellow pages or yahoo local. it usually works if there is a school near. if you cant find ninjutsu, try ninjitsu or bujinkan or taijutsu. those are basically the same things. bujinkan is run by soke masaki hatsumi. he is ninja pro

Any place to learn ninjutsu in vancouver? more details?

any place near van tech school?





to learn ninjutsu or anything like that?





i went to ninjutsu.ca and i found a vancouver one, but the last like update was 2006. i emailed them and they havent replied so i assuming it got closed down or something.- please tell me if im wrong


is Bujinkan Taka-Seigi Dojo still open in vancouver?|||Think about it, ninja%26#039;s are secret organization, so why would they expose themselves.

Where could I learn ninjutsu?

I was watching fight science and I saw this guy performing ninjutsu and It caught my eye. So I was just wondering if theirs anywhere in the US I could learn this art because I know theres a lot of fakes out around claiming to teach it.|||http://www.skhquest.com/


http://www.ninjutsu.com/home.shtml


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You can learn a modern day variant based on the methods of the historical ninja. You need to look for a registered shidoshi of either the bujinkan, genbukan or jinenkan. There is also the SKH Quest centres in the US but to be honest i would only look at the Bujinkan or Jinenkan as these two stick to the original ryu ha. Finding a good instructor is difficult in this art.





You will find out like most of the people training that really the only way to progress is to train in Japan as often as you can.





Best wishes





Idai|||Ninjutsu is very hard to find because since it has been so secretive no one is able to tell whats real and whats not. i recommend actually going to the origins and not some school in the US|||Firstly you would need a good grounding in some other martial art there are (try not to gasp to much) lots of hints and tips on Utube, okay a lot of funnies too. Yet some are serious enough and if you contacted the originator that might help. Admitedly %26#039;nothing%26#039; beats having a teach in a class setting but this would get you started, wild idea so hope it helps in some way|||http://www.skhquest.com/


http://www.ninjutsu.com/home.shtml


two of the best starting places. Good Luck|||I go to a school that teaches it here in VA.|||I know a good friend who did Ninjutsu in Rhode Island. Since it%26#039;s so small, I%26#039;m sure you%26#039;ll be able to find the school there.|||Yes, I saw that episode. The so-called ninja was as surprised as anyone that he was taken seriously and his heart punch did register as deadly.





The truth is probably the original Ninjitsu line was most likely broken if it ever existed. There is no evidence that it did.





There are other styles that people have created based on what they think the style of the ninja was. You can find them by searching for Ninja schools, Ninjitsu, and other various spellings and keywords. If you are willing to pay the money to learn it, someone is willing to take your money to teach it.|||TO be honest it is a dying martial art. If you really want to teach it and keep it going go to japan and learn from the masters. Then come back and help people learn it for real in the us. When the student is ready the teacher will appear.

Has anyone studied ninjutsu at Bujinkan Dojo, by Masaaki Hatsumi?

If so what%26#039;s it like?


What are the training fees?


Whats the training schedule like?|||Of course, most Bujinkan people try to go to the hombu to train. It is an experience not to be missed. Training with Hatsumi sensei costs between 3000 and 3500 yen, depending on the location. He has 3 classes a week. There are classes with various Japanese and foreign shihan throughout the week.

Has anyone studied ninjutsu at Bujinkan Dojo, by Masaaki Hatsumi?

If so what%26#039;s it like?


What are the training fees?


Whats the training schedule like?|||Of course, most Bujinkan people try to go to the hombu to train. It is an experience not to be missed. Training with Hatsumi sensei costs between 3000 and 3500 yen, depending on the location. He has 3 classes a week. There are classes with various Japanese and foreign shihan throughout the week.

Anyone knows the contacts of this Ninjutsu Training Centre ?

I am a 14 year old who is very interested in learning Ninjutsu.I have finally found a Training Centre for me to learn Ninjutsu but i am looking for the Contacts for this Training Centre. Can anyone provide me with the contacts of this Training Centre ? Thanks:)





http://www.ryuko.co.uk/dojo_singapore.ph...|||Wow! If you were that interested you%26#039;d be able to find this information out on your own! I have already left the link to this dojo on your previous question.





The email: singapore@ryuko.co.uk


was at the bottom of the page!





Anyway, this is the guys phone number 8138-9269 but it may be an old one.|||I%26#039;d be dubious of any 3rd Dan shidoshi-ho








edit: ...but it should be a good place to start ;)

In Naruto, what's the difference between Ninjutsu, Taijutsu & Genjutsu?

In Naruto, what%26#039;s the difference between Ninjutsu, Taijutsu %26amp; Genjutsu? All I know is that Rock Lee%26#039;s specialty is Taijutsu, but what are they all?|||Genjutsu is the ability to create illusions. Replacement jutsu are considered genjutsu. Kurenai is a genjutsu specialist and can create whole worlds of illusion. The Mangekyou Sharingan is also considered a genjutsu.





Taijutsu is pure hand-to-hand combat. Rock Lee is a taijutsu specialist.





Ninjutsu encompass other ninja techniques that are not specifically the other two, such as Sasuke%26#039;s grand fireball technique or the various summoning techniques.|||Taijutsu is basically melee fighting with the users stamina


Genjutsu is illusion/mind creating to affect the senses


and Ninjutsu is the use of chakra to enhance body skills other wise that cant be done in the physical world like walking up trees or water





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jutsu_(Naru...|||Taijutsu is hand-to-hand combat, Genjutsu are illusions, and Ninjutsu are attacks like Chidori, Rasengan, and Summoning Jutsu.|||Taijutsu is hand to hand combat


Ninjutsu is like a power that uses hand sings


Genjutsu is an illusion that aperson has to create or another world that you have to make|||visit wikipedia.org|||watch naruto shippuden for free at www.freewebs.com/assangha





THIS SITE UPDATES EVERY 30 MINUTES|||ninjutsu is ninja tec like summoning


Taijutsu fist to fist u can use weapons and feet of coarse


Genjutsu illusion like itachi uchihas move where he stabs u over/over he does it to kakashi|||differ powers