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tell me that the story of ninja is real is ninja is real
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Those black suits. Those weapons. Martial arts. The image of the ninja is rooted more in fiction than fact. Everything you think you know is probably more “wrong” than “right”.
Ninja most certainly did exist in Japan, but they were more about information—and disinformation—than just assassination. Yes, there were ninja assassins, but as Ninja Attack author and game localizer Matt Alt points out, what percentage of CIA employees are trained assassins?
Ninja most certainly did exist in Japan, but they were more about information—and disinformation—than just assassination. Yes, there were ninja assassins, but as Ninja Attack author and game localizer Matt Alt points out, what percentage of CIA employees are trained assassins?
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Jinichi Kawakami, a 63-year old engineer, is Japan's last ninja grandmaster according to the Igaryu ninja museum. He is the head of the Ban clan, a family that traces its ninja roots back 500 years. He says that when he dies, the deadly art of ninjutsu will die with him because it does not suit the modern age.
The first specialized training began in the mid-15th century, when certain samurai families started to focus on covert warfare, including espionage and assassination. Like the samurai, ninja were born into the profession, where traditions were kept in, and passed down through the family.
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