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'''Ninjitsu''', also known as '''ninjutsu''' or '''ninpo''', is the martial training and philosophy of the feudal Japanese spies and assasins, the shinobi ninja. | '''Ninjitsu''', also known as '''ninjutsu''' or '''ninpo''', is the martial training and philosophy of the feudal Japanese spies and assasins, the shinobi ninja. | ||
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Ninjitsu instruction is currently officially overseen by several organizations including the Bujinkan<ref>http://www.bujinkansf.org/</ref> , Genbukan<ref>http://www.genbukan.org/</ref> , AKBAN <ref>http://www.akban.org/</ref> , and the Banke Shinobinoden.<ref>http://www.freewebs.com/bankeshinobinodenkensyujyo/</ref> | Ninjitsu instruction is currently officially overseen by several organizations including the Bujinkan<ref>http://www.bujinkansf.org/</ref> , Genbukan<ref>http://www.genbukan.org/</ref> , AKBAN <ref>http://www.akban.org/</ref> , and the Banke Shinobinoden.<ref>http://www.freewebs.com/bankeshinobinodenkensyujyo/</ref> | ||
Revision as of 08:11, January 24, 2013
Ninjitsu, also known as ninjutsu or ninpo, is the martial training and philosophy of the feudal Japanese spies and assasins, the shinobi ninja.
Ninjitsu instruction is currently officially overseen by several organizations including the Bujinkan[1] , Genbukan[2] , AKBAN [3] , and the Banke Shinobinoden.[4]