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| − | '''Ninjutsu''' ("art of stealth," "art of enduring") is a hybrid [[Japan | + | '''Ninjutsu''' ("art of stealth," "art of enduring") is a hybrid [[Japan]]ese [[martial art]], used by the [[ninja]] of feudal Japan. Ninjutsu is still around today, several famous practitioners include [[Masaaki Hatsumi]] and actor [[Sonny Chiba]]. |
Though "ninjutsu" usually means "art of stealth," its practitioners believe it to be an art for enduring the hardships of life. Ninjutsu features many points in martial arts, such as grappling ([[jujutsu]]), striking (''atemi''), weaponry such as [[katana]] and [[shuriken]], and healing arts. | Though "ninjutsu" usually means "art of stealth," its practitioners believe it to be an art for enduring the hardships of life. Ninjutsu features many points in martial arts, such as grappling ([[jujutsu]]), striking (''atemi''), weaponry such as [[katana]] and [[shuriken]], and healing arts. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:17, June 28, 2016
Ninjutsu ("art of stealth," "art of enduring") is a hybrid Japanese martial art, used by the ninja of feudal Japan. Ninjutsu is still around today, several famous practitioners include Masaaki Hatsumi and actor Sonny Chiba.
Though "ninjutsu" usually means "art of stealth," its practitioners believe it to be an art for enduring the hardships of life. Ninjutsu features many points in martial arts, such as grappling (jujutsu), striking (atemi), weaponry such as katana and shuriken, and healing arts.