Do ninjas take jujitsu

Answer 1

Yes, If ninja concentrate a lot. They can be able to open up their inner chakra and be able to use jutsu. Unfortified, it would take years just to be able to find their inner chakra that they wouldnt be able to learn how to control it so they can use jutsu.If you acutally believed in this stuff, you are a big loser.

Answer 2

Ninjas used the hand to hand combat technique of Samurais wich was JuJitzu. Karate was a technique developed by farmers and fishermen to defend themselves against samuraisNinjas where renegade samurais, or more specifically samurais who for some leader. These samurais according to the stories where mainly assassins or soldiers of fortune.

Karate originated from the need of peasant farmers and fishermen to defend themselves from samurais as a consequence of the prohibition to bear arms. Karate (way of the empty hand) is for this reason practiced without weapons. The only exception is the Kobudo wich is the system of traditional weapons created out of usual farmer equipment (such as nunchaks, tonfa and more).

Answer 3

A Ninja is a person who practices of Ninjitsu witch is a variant of Jujitsu, Ninjitsu is the art of deception along with all the principals of Jujitsu.

to be come one of us you must pass a series of tests to determine if you are worthy then you begin your training in the Art of sword, poison, evasion, hand to hand, throwing weapons, projectile weapons and the mastery of zen.

Answer 4

Neither. A ninja was trained in espionage and clandestine operations during feudal Japan. Also known as shinobi, ninjas assassinated enemy leaders and infiltrated enemy positions, forts, etc. Since kung fu is a Chinese martial art, a ninja wouldn't practice it. Ninjas were trained in ninjutsu, which included disciplines of stealthy movement, self-disguising, and combat techniques.

Chinese monks and war generals escaped by boat to the east when Beijing was Invaded and landed in Japan. History tells that a Chinese monk meets with a samurai, teaching the samurai the art of invisibility/stealth(Ninjutsu). Thats why Ninjutsu has Chinese philosophies and fighting tactics. For example Dim Mak (Preassure Points) originated from India was past to Tibet then to the chinese Shaolin monks then during the invasion the Chinese monk thought it to the samurai.

Later on when Ninjas were sent to assassination missions or had to defend there selves from samurais this gave the ninjas a bad reputation. Later on Bushidos banned Ninjutsu. But still was secretly passed down through generations and survived secretly.

Answer 5

Yes, they do. They are called Shurikens (sher-ree-kins) in the Japanese language. Some ninjas practice general aim with the small blades; some used the Shuriken for one-hit killing strategy when needing a quick kill. They could be thrown diagonally or or horizontally, but both ways were flawlessly dangerous. Some Shurikens could have as much as 16 points on them, while others, called Moon Stars, had four points only. Sometimes the Shuriken was also designed like a Kaiken, or small diamond- like dagger, to be thrown easily and straight. There are many types of Shurikens, but all are most deadly.

Answer 6

no, ninjas were farmer people in japan who were tired of the oppression of the samurai, so they trained themselves to fight.

Answer 7

A percentage of ninjas wore "Tabi", as do most pop culture ninjas. Many went barefoot, as it is more practical.

Answer 8

yes they do