Ninjutsu

Hey, are there ANY Ninjutsu (ninjitsu) schools in Japan? I am just curious; has anyone ever came across one or heard of one?

Thanks

Hi,

years ago I have been deeply interested in ninjutsu and I read the four books about the way of ninjutsu by the american ninja Stephen K. Hayes. Thaught by the grandmaster Dr. Masaki Hatsumi, he was the fist non-japanese who was allowed to teach the style of "Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu" in Amerika. Today lots of Bujinkan Dojos are found in every country and I think it not problematic to locate them in Japan. It's helpfull to ask for further information at the "Shadows of Iga Society"

Greets Mirco

Noda City, outside of tokyo. Thats where the bujinkan dojo headed by hatsumi is.

Are there schools or clans of ninjutsu in Japan besides Bujinkan?

no the are just schools... there are 3 schools of ninjitsu and Bujinkan is the mane 1... i am an australian and i am going to japan to trane

i have benn studying karate sience i was 6 but i always wanted to learn ninjutsu and in japan I am 17 and studying japanese for a half a year now my family is not wealthy so they cant pay for my studies is there any way i can train in ninjutsu with labor like farming i can also teach english and hebrew but idont know if that can support me. please if you know a way please tell me it i got this dream sience i was 9 my japanese sensei told me i should do it please help. thank you

HI my name is John Martin Miciano. I'm a brown belt in shotokan karate and a senior student of the Philippine Shotokan Karatedo Association International. I am very interested in studying ninjutsu unfortunately there are still no ninjutsu dojos here in the Philippines. I would like to invite any ninjutsu teachers or masters to teach ninjutsu here in the Philippines. I would be willing to help them if they accept. You could contact me in my email uchijakakashi@yahoo.com.Thank you.

Hi

I was in Japan last Month because of Japanese as of Ninjutsu.
In Noda is the main Dojo for Bujinkan members under Hatsumi Sensei. You take the train from Omiya using the Toda Nobu Sen. takes about 45 min. The cost per training is 3,000 Yen. The more Japanese you understand the better.

Yes, at the momment their is no Ninjutsu teacher to be found in the Philippines who teaches Ninjutsu. Why? because people would make fun of you. But that should change soon. Ganbatte !!!

hi
there is also genbukan ryu in japan
shoto tanemura is the master
sore dewa
gambate

http://takigumi.fc2web.com/english/top.htm

so at the Bujinkan Dojo you will learn Ninjitsu?. i have been looking for a dojo that you can learn Ninjitsu in canada for so long but not yet have i found one so i gess ill be off to Japan. If you go there is there a place to stay or work? if any one has any info pleez contact me xxxx@hotmail.com

I am in yokosuka JP for a while
and was wondering if some one knew of ninjutsu schools close by

http://www.bujinkan.com

You must write in Japanese if you want to contact hatsumi-san.