Does the fighting techniques taught in modern Ninjutsu schools date back to the actual teachings of the historical ninja? Or perhaps, did ninjutsu ever exist as single style of organised martial art prior to the modern ninjutsu classes we see today?
Was there ever a historical “Ninja vs. Samurai” event?
Were ninja's primarily assassins?
Did the iconic ninja suit and ninja mask really existed as a historical uniform?
Did this organised covert espionage system specialising in assassinations really first evolved in Japan?
To no surprise, since this is a What Lay People Should Know article, the answers to all the questions above are “no” or at least, bordering “no”.
Here's a short but informative 2011 documentary by HistoricalNinjutsu, featuring Anthony Cummings and James Loriega to find out what the historical ninjas really were like.
Was there ever a historical “Ninja vs. Samurai” event?
Were ninja's primarily assassins?
Did the iconic ninja suit and ninja mask really existed as a historical uniform?
Did this organised covert espionage system specialising in assassinations really first evolved in Japan?
To no surprise, since this is a What Lay People Should Know article, the answers to all the questions above are “no” or at least, bordering “no”.
Here's a short but informative 2011 documentary by HistoricalNinjutsu, featuring Anthony Cummings and James Loriega to find out what the historical ninjas really were like.
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