Never trained in taijutsu(I believe this is what the actual unarmed techniques of ninjiutsu are called).My brother did.
From what my brother has shown me & what I have read, actual techniques are close to jujiutsu.

I cant believe that so much is still mis understood about this art. I am a Buinkam=n Member and instructor.....I would be happy to answer any questions that anyone has. Let me first point out that the ONLY legitamate Ninjutsu organization is the Bujinkan.

What is it about everyone on this forum slating any MA they know nothing about. I'm not a practioner of Ninjuitsu (please spell as you wish as it is uber important) however I am continously mocked for my involvement with the way of the furious fist.

Surely you cannot mock a martial art until you have stuidied it. If you did you would be like those annoying people on amazon that rate products that haven't been realeased yet. If a MA is enjoyable and feeds your inners self then it cannot be a bad thing. So if you want to wear black pyjamas and use smoke bombs it's ok with dragonfart. Peace out.

Hey... I wear silky pajama pants and my Black GI top to sleep... ><;

Try not to forget that Ninjutsu is not the only art of the "ninja". Ninpo is still practiced today in schools around the US. The most notable of those are the Genbukan Ninpo schools. I trained in one of these schools in Arizona years ago. The Genbukan Ninpo schools were founded by Shoto Tanemura, and his official website is www.genbukan.org

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I cant believe that so much is still mis understood about this art. I am a Buinkam=n Member and instructor.....I would be happy to answer any questions that anyone has. Let me first point out that the ONLY legitamate Ninjutsu organization is the Bujinkan.

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im actually a ninja. what do you need to know?

newguy......

Why is that name so familiar? [IMG]http://www.fightingarts.com/forums/ubb/smile.gif[/IMG]

Actually the most notable and widely studied is the bujinkan. Tanemura was even a student of Hatsumi's. The genbukan can only be found in a handful of states while the bujinkan is practically everywhere. Their training is very similar though since most of the ryu Tanemura and Hatsumi trained in are the same.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by 1st Round KO:
im actually a ninja. what do you need to know?[/QUOTE]

No KO, tell the truth, you are actually "Conquistador #1". Hmmmm. Or...perhaps, you are in fact my arch nemisis the dreaded Spaniard "La Ninja de la Jutsu" [IMG]http://www.fightingarts.com/forums/ubb/eek.gif[/IMG]

(sorry about the gender issues, it was the only way I could get it to work)

- KiDoHAe [IMG]http://www.fightingarts.com/forums/ubb/cool.gif[/IMG]

I have some ninja skills, as well as Isshinryu skills. Ninja skills include but are not limited to meditation, the art of hiding, Kuji Kiri ( hypnotic hand movements), Intelligence gathering, Espionage, climbing, covert entry, Sentry removal, Weapons and throwing, escaping, mind clouding, leaving no trace. Mugei No-Jitsu!