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Ninja Training Ground!? The Truth About Japanese Ninja ここが忍者が修行していた場所！

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Last time, we visited Odawara City in Kanagawa Prefecture, to step into the world of Japanese Ninja.

First, at Odawara Castle, we learned that Ninjas were not actually violent assassins, but clever spies enlisted to spy on clans during the Sengoku period, when Japan was broken up into small territories at war with each other. I also discovered that Ninjas didn't run around wearing ninja costumes--they actually dressed up as inconspicuous peddlers, beggars, entertainers, farmers, and merchants.

Okay, so if ninjas didn’t dress in all black, running around throwing stars and assassinating their enemies, what DID they do? I headed to Nagano to find some answers.

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The Truth About Japanese Ninja | 外国人が知らない、忍者の話

Historically they went by many names--Monomi, Kusa, Rappa, Nokizaru, Shinobi, but the most popular term to use when referring to Feudal Japan’s famous spies, is “Ninja”.

In Pop Culture and Fiction, Ninja take on the imageof being skilled assassins, dressed in black, moving swiftly through the night with almost mythical skills and powers— but how much of that is actually true?

The Japan Ninja Council is a national team dedicated to preserving the fact and fiction of ninja, and translating it into modern terms for the current day and age. With their guidance I travelled across Japan to speak to experts and determine the truth behind Japanese history’s most mysterious beings.

Related Links:

The Japan Ninja Association:
https://ninja-official.com/?lang=en#toptext

Information about the Odawara Area:
https://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/regional/kanagawa/odawara.html

Information About The Fuma Ninja:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C5%ABma_Kotar%C5%8D

Sakana Cuisine Ryo's English Website:
http://www.d-ryo.co.jp/english.html

Kamaboko Museum's Website:
https://www.kamaboko.com/en/

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