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"The book itself is a kin do 'secret document' with many hidden teachings in the from of metaphors or explanations that contain obscure meanings. ...This is no oversight. Hatsumi intentionally did this as a way to get the reader to ponder the techniques more deeply. Almost like a Zen koan." -Journalof Asian Martial Arts
"Through perceptive observations and many detailed pictures, Dr. Hatsumi reveals the hidden reality behind this mysterious and fascinating martial art. The Way of the Ninja will help widen readers' perceptions and deepen their understanding of two essential principles. One is that Ninjutsu is the very back bone of the martial arts; the other, that Ninjutsu reveals their true spiritual significance. -Cultral News
."..no stunts: They're the real thing!" -Asian Week
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A Ninja was someone whose very existence expressed the spirit of Budo. He would protect himself with techniques not of assassination but rather of sensation and an acute awareness of his natural surroundings. He would avoid unnecessary conflict, and even if armed with a blade, would find a way to win without staining it. These are the true techniques of Ninjutsu, and the art in which Ninja persistently trained.
Ninja exercised endurance throughout their secretive lives in order to protect their families, their clans, and their country. Their harsh training endowed them with a tough but pliant spirit, and martial skills suitable for coping with any situation, together with a sense of awareness that had universal application.
Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, Ph. D, is the most famous Ninja grandmaster in the world today. In this book, he explains the essence, truth, and wisdom of Ninjutsu, an art of a thousand forms and innumerable variations. Through perceptive observations and many detailed pictures, the author reveals the hidden reality behind this mysterious and fascinating martial art. The Way of the Ninja will help widen readers' perceptions and deepen their understanding of two essential principles. One is that Ninjutsu is the very backbone of the martial arts; the other, that Ninjutsu reveals their true spiritual significance.
Ninja exercised endurance throughout their secretive lives in order to protect their families, their clans, and their country. Their harsh training endowed them with a tough but pliant spirit, and martial skills suitable for coping with any situation, together with a sense of awareness that had universal application.
Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, Ph. D, is the most famous Ninja grandmaster in the world today. In this book, he explains the essence, truth, and wisdom of Ninjutsu, an art of a thousand forms and innumerable variations. Through perceptive observations and many detailed pictures, the author reveals the hidden reality behind this mysterious and fascinating martial art. The Way of the Ninja will help widen readers' perceptions and deepen their understanding of two essential principles. One is that Ninjutsu is the very backbone of the martial arts; the other, that Ninjutsu reveals their true spiritual significance.
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Jede Menge Fotos bietet dieser Band von Hatsumi Sensei.
Sie stammen aus seinen verschiedenen Lebensabschnitten. So ist er als junger Mann mit Takamatsu Sensei zu sehen und auch mit seinen jetzt über 70 Jahren. Einzelne Fotos sind auch schon in anderen Büchern verbreitet worden. Die meisten sind aber bis jetzt noch nicht veröffentlicht.
Thema dieses Buches ist auch wirklich Ninjutsu. Also nicht nur einfach Budo im schwarzen Anzug. Gezeigt und erläutert werden u.a. einige Kata aus dem Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu.
Wie jedes Hatsumibuch ein Muß für den Praktizierenden des Bujinkan.
Sie stammen aus seinen verschiedenen Lebensabschnitten. So ist er als junger Mann mit Takamatsu Sensei zu sehen und auch mit seinen jetzt über 70 Jahren. Einzelne Fotos sind auch schon in anderen Büchern verbreitet worden. Die meisten sind aber bis jetzt noch nicht veröffentlicht.
Thema dieses Buches ist auch wirklich Ninjutsu. Also nicht nur einfach Budo im schwarzen Anzug. Gezeigt und erläutert werden u.a. einige Kata aus dem Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu.
Wie jedes Hatsumibuch ein Muß für den Praktizierenden des Bujinkan.
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Regardless the person of Masaaki Hatsumi, it's a book from a martial arts master for martial arts interestet people.
The word ninja in the western is often tied to mystical and paranormal abilities of the names martial artists, called ninja.
But in fact, ninja were often only special trained samurai warriors, who did special orders on demand, what the couldn't do on their public samurai identity.
To in this book Hatsumi Sensei, who claimed to be the 34. Head of the Togakure Ninja Style, gives deep view on the so called secret techniques oft the ninja.
A book showing pictures of Toshigu Takamatsu, the 33. Head of the Togakure Tradition doing several kata of the so-called Ninja Warriors... And good explainations of Hatsumi on the techniques.
So it starts in the past, goes over to the systematics of walking, leaping and even stealth movement abilities, touches the posibilities of goton and inton, the methodes of hiding within the five elements or flew from danger with the help of the five principles. And the last ist the technical level, with the methodes of fighting, even with the so called hidden weapons, like blinding powders or shuriken. The last is the spiritual chapter, which only gives a glimpse view to believe and philosophie of the ninja, because much of it can be read and found, even betwen the lines of the book chapters before.
A very good book, not only for bujinkan practioners of Hatsumi Sensei fans.
The word ninja in the western is often tied to mystical and paranormal abilities of the names martial artists, called ninja.
But in fact, ninja were often only special trained samurai warriors, who did special orders on demand, what the couldn't do on their public samurai identity.
To in this book Hatsumi Sensei, who claimed to be the 34. Head of the Togakure Ninja Style, gives deep view on the so called secret techniques oft the ninja.
A book showing pictures of Toshigu Takamatsu, the 33. Head of the Togakure Tradition doing several kata of the so-called Ninja Warriors... And good explainations of Hatsumi on the techniques.
So it starts in the past, goes over to the systematics of walking, leaping and even stealth movement abilities, touches the posibilities of goton and inton, the methodes of hiding within the five elements or flew from danger with the help of the five principles. And the last ist the technical level, with the methodes of fighting, even with the so called hidden weapons, like blinding powders or shuriken. The last is the spiritual chapter, which only gives a glimpse view to believe and philosophie of the ninja, because much of it can be read and found, even betwen the lines of the book chapters before.
A very good book, not only for bujinkan practioners of Hatsumi Sensei fans.
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Good book
5. Januar 2005
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Maasaki Hatsumi is definitely the real thing (unlike Ashida Kim) and this book doesn't disappoint. It is informative and enjoyable to read. You won't be able to train or learn techniques from the book (for that, find a good instructor) but you will come away with an understanding of what Ninjitsu is and was.
Hatsumi's book is more philosphical and spiritual, focusing on the essence of this historical art. If you're looking for something on combative techniques and/or other "real-world" things, I'd recommend other books and videos on Amazon or www.navysealteams.com.
Hatsumi's book is more philosphical and spiritual, focusing on the essence of this historical art. If you're looking for something on combative techniques and/or other "real-world" things, I'd recommend other books and videos on Amazon or www.navysealteams.com.
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The First of Three Important Books by Hatsumi Sensei
5. September 2005
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This book is the first in a series of three important books by Hatsumi Sensei. The first two have been written and released within the last five years, the third one will be released soon.
1. The Way of the Ninja
2. Advanced Stickfighting
3. Japanese Kenjutsu
I might be wrong about the title of the third book as it has not been released, but that is the subject. These books are filled with amazing photographs and some pretty high-level concepts in the text.
These books contain secret techniques that a non-Bujinkan student may have trouble deciphering.
In any event, there is much truth and wisdom written in between the lines and I cannot recommend them highly enough. Honestly, there really aren't any other authors that are worth reading when it comes to this subject. If you want to study real ninjutsu, start with these books.
1. The Way of the Ninja
2. Advanced Stickfighting
3. Japanese Kenjutsu
I might be wrong about the title of the third book as it has not been released, but that is the subject. These books are filled with amazing photographs and some pretty high-level concepts in the text.
These books contain secret techniques that a non-Bujinkan student may have trouble deciphering.
In any event, there is much truth and wisdom written in between the lines and I cannot recommend them highly enough. Honestly, there really aren't any other authors that are worth reading when it comes to this subject. If you want to study real ninjutsu, start with these books.
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A personal philosophy on the martial art of ninjutsu
25. März 2005
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Masaaki Hatsumi would have us believe that the ninja are/were an intense, inner-focused group more intent on developing their spiritual strengths and discipline than being involved in any sort of assassination or waring. He claims that the ninja opposed bloodshed of any kind, and "would avoid unnecessary conflict, and even if armed with a blade, would find a way to win without staining it."
This spiritualist portrayal of ninja is distinctly at odds with historically focused books such as Stephen R. Turnbull's "Ninja: The True Story of Japan's Secret Warrior Cult," which show the ninja as remote clans who specialized in spy work, assassination, infiltration and castle-breaking. Hatsumi's ninjas are surely not the same as Turnbull's, who's favored technique was to sneak into a castle, set the storehouses on fire, and send the castle dwellers fleeing into the waiting swords of the Samurai army.
Ah, but this is Hatsumi's book, and he obviously has enough clout to say what he likes. He is the Grandmaster of the last remaining ninja school, with accolades enough from every possible martial arts society as well as the FBI. Also, as he puts forth plainly in "The Way of the Ninja," one should not apply scientific thought to ninjas. They should be felt and experienced, not researched and reasoned about.
Although the book is subtitled "Secret Techniques," it is much more about Hatsumi's philosophy than active martial arts. The text is overflowing with his personal musings on things as varied as diet, art, the role of martial arts, personal pride and boasting, wealth, how to properly tie a ninja mask, and pretty much every other topic. His thoughts are free-form, drifting from topic to topic with little linear logic. According to the translator's note, this is very typical of Hatsumi's writing, as he feels that a reader should make discoveries on his own, rather than be told directly.
There are martial techniques in the book. Scattered about are photo-layouts showing various maneuvers. Not being a budoka myself, I am not sure how valuable these are to learning the techniques presented. I assume this is more of an introduction than an actual training manual, to give interested parties a feel to what they can learn from Hatsumi's tutelage. The photos are excellent, and I wish I could see some of them in action.
All in all, probably the most complete text available on the martial art of ninjutsu, but not something that will give insight into the historical ninja or the role they played in Japanese history. But there are other books that provide that. "The Way of the Ninja" has a unique insight, a personal touch lacking in historical text. Hatsumi is a man who has lived the life of a ninja, and preserved an intense physical lifestyle and tradition to pass onto future generations.
This spiritualist portrayal of ninja is distinctly at odds with historically focused books such as Stephen R. Turnbull's "Ninja: The True Story of Japan's Secret Warrior Cult," which show the ninja as remote clans who specialized in spy work, assassination, infiltration and castle-breaking. Hatsumi's ninjas are surely not the same as Turnbull's, who's favored technique was to sneak into a castle, set the storehouses on fire, and send the castle dwellers fleeing into the waiting swords of the Samurai army.
Ah, but this is Hatsumi's book, and he obviously has enough clout to say what he likes. He is the Grandmaster of the last remaining ninja school, with accolades enough from every possible martial arts society as well as the FBI. Also, as he puts forth plainly in "The Way of the Ninja," one should not apply scientific thought to ninjas. They should be felt and experienced, not researched and reasoned about.
Although the book is subtitled "Secret Techniques," it is much more about Hatsumi's philosophy than active martial arts. The text is overflowing with his personal musings on things as varied as diet, art, the role of martial arts, personal pride and boasting, wealth, how to properly tie a ninja mask, and pretty much every other topic. His thoughts are free-form, drifting from topic to topic with little linear logic. According to the translator's note, this is very typical of Hatsumi's writing, as he feels that a reader should make discoveries on his own, rather than be told directly.
There are martial techniques in the book. Scattered about are photo-layouts showing various maneuvers. Not being a budoka myself, I am not sure how valuable these are to learning the techniques presented. I assume this is more of an introduction than an actual training manual, to give interested parties a feel to what they can learn from Hatsumi's tutelage. The photos are excellent, and I wish I could see some of them in action.
All in all, probably the most complete text available on the martial art of ninjutsu, but not something that will give insight into the historical ninja or the role they played in Japanese history. But there are other books that provide that. "The Way of the Ninja" has a unique insight, a personal touch lacking in historical text. Hatsumi is a man who has lived the life of a ninja, and preserved an intense physical lifestyle and tradition to pass onto future generations.
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