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Ninja is a cross between samurai and spy that began
in the 15th century that used a formidable martial art
combined with a mysterious magic skill.
Koka is well-known all over Japan as a orgin land for Ninja.
The Ninja Village
has been opened by a study group
of
Ninja headed by Mr.Yunoki.
A aunthethetic old-style Ninja Mansion has been re-constructed for
the Village,
also available is the Ninja Museum with 1400pcs of historical materials,
the Shuriken Dojo is another attraction.
A Shuriken is a multi-bladed weapon that is
thrown at the enmy.
All of this is located
30,000 square meter stte in the Village.
The Village has fully equiped faculties for
hand-study and recreation.
The Village has fully
equiped for hand-on study and rereation.
Consisting of the Ninja-House,Shuriken Dojo,and the Water-Walking Dojo.
This
photograph is a map of Ninja’s village on our brochure.
you will drive into the small pathway and you see the first gate.
Most of ninja houses are carried from the Edo Period (17Century) and hidden inside of Ninja’s village.
Many commented that they can feel the time-travel to the old traditional Japan by this village style.
These photographs of Ninja’s village are taken in summer time.
By contrast, all the colour of green is white now.
This is one of our attractions in Ninja’s village, Water Spider facility called “Mizugumo”. Young and old alike, visitors enjoy challenging wading across the pond with ninja’s tool.
Five photographs of Kids Ninja Dojo.
It is a short training for children to experience Ninja’s activities,
such as following, climbing & jumping on to the roof, researching, and hiding.
Mr. Yunoki has translated the book called “Bansensukai”, which consists of 1700 important manuscript related to the art of the ninja in modern Japanese language. Mr. Yunoki’s ancestors are originally served in a high rank of the local Lord Yamaoka Doami during the Sengoku period (16th Century) and were responsible for the creation of major shrines during the Edo period. Moreover, his passion to the Japanese history and ninja must be able to useful to emphasis on “Pride” in the narrative.
I recommend 4 boys to wear ninja clothing in the program in order to dramatise some exciting and challenging ninja fighting techniques.
A traditional style is in black.
But recently colourful clothing is most favoured by many media programs in Japan.
Mr. Yunoki has been instructing a traditional ninja philosophy and fighting techniques. However, he insistently prefers sticking to being a ninja archaeologist, instead of being a stunt fighter.
The attitude he participated in the making of the Hollywood movie “3 Ninjas Kick Back (1994)” may represent his respect towards presenters’ scope to be creative
For example, many ninja’s training interviewed on magazines,
and Ninja’s village provide facility. We help visitors visualising what they think of Ninja,
and let them become one.
and at the end, after Mr. Yunoki explains the traditional ninja’s philosophy,
he gives visitors the certificate of ninja.
