I’m currently learning Japanese and whenever it gets tough I watch one of your videos to understand more about the culture and it’s always the pick me up I need so thank you ☺️🙏🏽
I know the instructor is wearing a mask because of Covid but it fits so well with the ninja theme that if you told me they've always worn it, I'd believe you.
I always dressed as a ninja for Halloween as a young kid. All the mask mandates for two years have just been an excuse to pretend I'm a ninja in public... I've secretly loved it this whole time.
The form for throwing the bo-shuriken is relatively close to what we use in Hapkido for throwing "small pointy things" (typically knives or chopsticks, sometimes 9" nails); my favorite thing to throw, though, is the flathead screwdriver -- which has an amazingly-satisfying *thud* when they hit the target just right.
This is super cool, its like axe throwing but with that extra cool ninja twist. i would love to try this myself. Also, I like how people feel free to espress themselves in both languages throughout the video. I am bilingual and our workplace is bilingual too.
Ah, Bo-shuriken brings me back. I made some of my own in the garage workshop of our summerhome cottage when I was a teenager and practice throwing them that summer. It was very difficult to master. But with practice I did make them stick into wood.
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I love Mr Shogo's Nin-jutsu videos because he teaches us the techniques and secrets of this wonderful art and at the same time we can practice from home. Thank you Sensei Shogo. I love Japan greetings from Colombia
It can be tiring to still have to wear a mask during these times so I often imagine that everyone's a potential ninja out to get me and needing to think fast on how I could incapacitate one whenever someone passes me by.
When I worked in a warehouse re-upholstering office panels and chairs, we used razor blade a lot. I started setting up an empty box several feet from my workbench and eventually, I got to where I could hit almost every time...with REAL RAZOR BLADES. They're too small to throw any way but "back-handed" and they're VERY light so they have to be thrown HARD to fly right. ALSO, when I worked for GameStop years later, I used to use the membership cards as shurikens and throw them at the marketing signage around the store. Since I was already good with razor blades, I could stick a membership card THROUGH a poster-board with ease. Truly a useless skill but people were always impressed...especially the nerds that hang out in the video game store.
It's enjoyable to watch videos learning about Japanese culture (trying to learn how to speak Japanese) & Ninja (throwing shuriken is different due to it's size & weight). I lived in Japan long time ago. Excellent video, Shogo.
I these videos that shift makes education fun and really entertaining I really like when he teaches about the katana training and shuriken and stuff like that
I trained with shuriken however not the cross style I trained with moon stars as my name is Mooney, I would throw patterns as in making box's or triangles on my target, but my favorite weapon is the blow gun and I would train by hitting smaller and smaller targets as in grapes and bugs then on moving targets like a swinging mop handle, I learned to use a blowgun while in south America fron the Indians that use them for hunting, I own a replica katana that is forged from Damascus (pattern welded ) my martial arts training is in hapkido and judo although I only made it to red belt I still practice every day, I find your videos very helpful as I love Japanese culture.
Ok, so I read/saw somewhere that ninja never threw shuriken, and as a matter of fact it was a samurai weapon. Ninjas never used this weapon because you would be throwing iron away, and iron was to expensive to waste in this manner due iron was so expensive. Shogo, can you fact check this?
As the comment above stated it wasn't a weapon. From what i've learnt aswell ninja did use shuriken but it wasn't made from more expensive metals. Shurikens were often made by cheaper metals or coins to act as a distraction tool more than a weapon to harm someone despite it having the capability to kill. Ninjas used shurikens to distract targets by making them think they were hit by a hidden swordsman,making them stunned. Or to draw attention away from the shinobi when they are in combat,trying to flee,or in any other situation. Unless the shuriken stuck the neck,heart,or weakspot in the skull usually it never killed aswell,though they could poison shurikens to become more lethal aswell. Shuriken were also favoured by ninja for the amount of utility they offer.
@@adriantepes4355 that is something they used before. But the problem is mainly gathering the herbs that cause it or the cost. As for the shadow clone,you don't need hallucinations but instead either multiple people that look like you or well placed decoys that look like you.
ive thrown a fair few knives in my time, the bo-shuriken technique in same as no-spin ecept of course with a knife down the spine, its super satisfying way of throwing
The bo-shuriken section of the video was really interesting, but I noticed the cross-shuriken is used and no kunai is instead. Is there a reason for this? Was it invented later and instead bo-shuriken were used? Regardless, great video, very informative.
i was watching the video with a fear in the back of my mind that being too close the thrown object might bounce back into the face of the thrower. i remember sometimes people playing around with a dartboard might throw a dart at a very close distance and it would bounce back off to the side of their head and i'd think wow this could have ended badly! but i guess the added danger with a dart board is when the tip of the dart hits the wire web causing it to bounch back, but i guess in this case it's all wood so should be able to absorb the impact no matter where it hits...but i always think (but maybe there's a freak set of circumstances, and sometimes the bo-shuriken does bounce a little)
I noticed something interesting. I kept hearing consistent murmurs of affirmation during the instruction part of the video. Is this a culturally necessary way of showing understanding, or is it simply a personal quirk/habit?
Its about practice practice practice.. then practice some more. Start close to find your accuracy & powrr point & try different techniques. Then move back further & repeat the process.
Where can I find the competition shuriken and bō-shuriken used in the video? Thank you for this insight. I look forward to acquiring the most accurate items to use in my practice.
Personally, I find the initial throws are kinda deliberate....despite calling it a miss....majority of the shuriken end up almost the same spot....that to me, takes a genius to do it.
I imagine that actual ninja wouldn't have been too worried about throwing the shuriken straight. Let's face it, a human body doesn't have grain like planks of wood...
Thanks for your upload. As usual very interesting and informative.. I have a question though. I have in my possession a book written by Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, about ninjutsu. What I would like to know, is if this book have a authentic writer or if it's just another bastardised book from the west?
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I wonder if a bo-shuriken on it's own could kill, though. Perhaps if thrown at someones head and the point penetrates skullbone. That said, I think I read that ninja would coat bo-shuriken with poisons so that a hit that isn't very deep would still be fatal.
I’m currently learning Japanese and whenever it gets tough I watch one of your videos to understand more about the culture and it’s always the pick me up I need so thank you ☺️🙏🏽
literally same 🤝
Same here
Same! Do you know ikenna?
I know the instructor is wearing a mask because of Covid but it fits so well with the ninja theme that if you told me they've always worn it, I'd believe you.
I always dressed as a ninja for Halloween as a young kid. All the mask mandates for two years have just been an excuse to pretend I'm a ninja in public... I've secretly loved it this whole time.
The form for throwing the bo-shuriken is relatively close to what we use in Hapkido for throwing "small pointy things" (typically knives or chopsticks, sometimes 9" nails); my favorite thing to throw, though, is the flathead screwdriver -- which has an amazingly-satisfying *thud* when they hit the target just right.
Glad to see you did not edit out throwing the 6th one. A true professional even if not a true ninja.
This is super cool, its like axe throwing but with that extra cool ninja twist. i would love to try this myself.
Also, I like how people feel free to espress themselves in both languages throughout the video. I am bilingual and our workplace is bilingual too.
Ah, Bo-shuriken brings me back. I made some of my own in the garage workshop of our summerhome cottage when I was a teenager and practice throwing them that summer. It was very difficult to master. But with practice I did make them stick into wood.
Nice throwing Shogo :)) Would love to visit that place
I would love to watch someone with your skill-level try it out 👍🏻
No way, it's really you?! I was thinking when I watched this "I wonder what Adam Celadin would think of this?".
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Man I love these videos. No one does it quite like the Shogo crew. 👍
I love Mr Shogo's Nin-jutsu videos because he teaches us the techniques and secrets of this wonderful art and at the same time we can practice from home.
Thank you Sensei Shogo.
I love Japan
greetings from Colombia
The Shuriken Lesson was truly interesting and amazing to see how trainful Ninjas are. It's truly fascinating.
It can be tiring to still have to wear a mask during these times so I often imagine that everyone's a potential ninja out to get me and needing to think fast on how I could incapacitate one whenever someone passes me by.
When I worked in a warehouse re-upholstering office panels and chairs, we used razor blade a lot. I started setting up an empty box several feet from my workbench and eventually, I got to where I could hit almost every time...with REAL RAZOR BLADES. They're too small to throw any way but "back-handed" and they're VERY light so they have to be thrown HARD to fly right. ALSO, when I worked for GameStop years later, I used to use the membership cards as shurikens and throw them at the marketing signage around the store. Since I was already good with razor blades, I could stick a membership card THROUGH a poster-board with ease. Truly a useless skill but people were always impressed...especially the nerds that hang out in the video game store.
The ninja dude is so chill, He's like the real life Kakashi
It's enjoyable to watch videos learning about Japanese culture (trying to learn how to speak Japanese) & Ninja (throwing shuriken is different due to it's size & weight). I lived in Japan long time ago. Excellent video, Shogo.
I wish we as a family get to visit Japan one day. I'd love to do that while I still can 😁
Another great video, I really liked those silver shuriken you were using
Are those fore sale in the ninja store ?
I wish there was a link to somewhere we could buy official tournament grade shuriken, the store doesn’t seem to carry them.
Very easy. You just need to compete with Sauske or Kakashi
Oh I absolutely would like to practice it. Somehow I find it very satisfactory to watch even
This was awesome. I now feel prepared the next time I come across a member of the Akatsuki
The chemistry between the Ninja’s is very wholesome. This lesson was very interesting.
Wonderful, I honestly thought there wouldn't be more of these, thank you.
This is a truly legit channel!
your so cool I love your videos 😁👍🗾
I these videos that shift makes education fun and really entertaining I really like when he teaches about the katana training and shuriken and stuff like that
I really appreciate your videos and the knowledge that you share about your culture. I hope to one day visit.
Best video of 2021 for me
I was Wondering when You will make a Video about Shuriken and Bo Shuriken! This Video was so GREAT! Thank You!
I predict an "Eye of the Tiger" training montage in Kazu's future!
The real shuriken throwing is completely different than what we've seen in NARUTO
I trained with shuriken however not the cross style I trained with moon stars as my name is Mooney, I would throw patterns as in making box's or triangles on my target, but my favorite weapon is the blow gun and I would train by hitting smaller and smaller targets as in grapes and bugs then on moving targets like a swinging mop handle, I learned to use a blowgun while in south America fron the Indians that use them for hunting, I own a replica katana that is forged from Damascus (pattern welded ) my martial arts training is in hapkido and judo although I only made it to red belt I still practice every day, I find your videos very helpful as I love Japanese culture.
Thank you very much for share this
wow! awesome video!
Cool...I might like to play a dart game, replacing darts with shuriken...
Fun!
If love to see what Kazu's skills are like after a few months of practice, especially if he does choose to compete
Nice sou sou jacket!
That looks really fun to try 🤩!
Thank you very much for this video! It is very entraining to see shuriken thrown on the air ! So exicting ! 😃😃😃
Ok, so I read/saw somewhere that ninja never threw shuriken, and as a matter of fact it was a samurai weapon. Ninjas never used this weapon because you would be throwing iron away, and iron was to expensive to waste in this manner due iron was so expensive. Shogo, can you fact check this?
The only reference about Ninja use of the shuriken was to make marks, it wasn't used as weapon.
As the comment above stated it wasn't a weapon. From what i've learnt aswell ninja did use shuriken but it wasn't made from more expensive metals. Shurikens were often made by cheaper metals or coins to act as a distraction tool more than a weapon to harm someone despite it having the capability to kill. Ninjas used shurikens to distract targets by making them think they were hit by a hidden swordsman,making them stunned. Or to draw attention away from the shinobi when they are in combat,trying to flee,or in any other situation. Unless the shuriken stuck the neck,heart,or weakspot in the skull usually it never killed aswell,though they could poison shurikens to become more lethal aswell. Shuriken were also favoured by ninja for the amount of utility they offer.
@@SVD63Ninja some hallucination causing drug could make it more effective. Perhaps that would allow em to use shadow clone jutsu
@@adriantepes4355 that is something they used before. But the problem is mainly gathering the herbs that cause it or the cost. As for the shadow clone,you don't need hallucinations but instead either multiple people that look like you or well placed decoys that look like you.
All of this actually makes sense for Japan. If this was shot in Chinatown in Continental USA I'd said drop the act and lose the masks
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It's interesting to know that Japanese people really gasp as much in real life as they do in anime
ive thrown a fair few knives in my time, the bo-shuriken technique in same as no-spin ecept of course with a knife down the spine, its super satisfying way of throwing
Thank you 🖖 😊
The bo-shuriken section of the video was really interesting, but I noticed the cross-shuriken is used and no kunai is instead. Is there a reason for this? Was it invented later and instead bo-shuriken were used? Regardless, great video, very informative.
That was fun🌈
great class great documentary...
¿remember that mifune/kurosawa scene w the injured rōnin practicing the tanto throw at a leaf ?
So cool!!!
thank you !
Do they have the rule that you cannot train with shuriken until you can throw a common business card across the dojo?
i was watching the video with a fear in the back of my mind that being too close the thrown object might bounce back into the face of the thrower. i remember sometimes people playing around with a dartboard might throw a dart at a very close distance and it would bounce back off to the side of their head and i'd think wow this could have ended badly! but i guess the added danger with a dart board is when the tip of the dart hits the wire web causing it to bounch back, but i guess in this case it's all wood so should be able to absorb the impact no matter where it hits...but i always think (but maybe there's a freak set of circumstances, and sometimes the bo-shuriken does bounce a little)
I noticed something interesting. I kept hearing consistent murmurs of affirmation during the instruction part of the video. Is this a culturally necessary way of showing understanding, or is it simply a personal quirk/habit?
I always have the love for ninja and the ninja tools❤❤❤❤❤😊
Even so, you’d have a pursuant dancing and trying to keep from getting struck by the stars ✨
THANKS :)
Very fun. Was the dojo in Kyoto? Thanks.
Shogo you should really be a Samurai and a Ninja at the same time 💀👍
Loved the class hopefully I get to kyoto to try it out. Can we also buy actual katanas there to?
ha ha bring some money
Its about practice practice practice.. then practice some more.
Start close to find your accuracy & powrr point & try different techniques. Then move back further & repeat the process.
Where can I find the competition shuriken and bō-shuriken used in the video? Thank you for this insight. I look forward to acquiring the most accurate items to use in my practice.
Trained with ninjas, misses the target
Personally, I find the initial throws are kinda deliberate....despite calling it a miss....majority of the shuriken end up almost the same spot....that to me, takes a genius to do it.
oh you mean the sensei? i believe he was aiming at that board..
When does this shuriken tournament take place and how is it accessible to watch online?
May I know what kind of wood the target board is made of?
面白い！
I'm training on Wing Chun and training on Samurai or Ninja throwing weapons
Are the bo-shuriken the inspiration for the weapon called "senbon" that sometimes is shown in Naruto, or are senbon completely different?
I imagine that actual ninja wouldn't have been too worried about throwing the shuriken straight. Let's face it, a human body doesn't have grain like planks of wood...
The scars on the ceiling! 🤣🤣🤣🤣… That’s where my shuriken would hit! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That puts the darts to shame.
Ohhhh dreeeeaaaammmm
I read on a book that ninja develope inner chi, so they could throw them faster and longer distance.
Is that accurate ?
neat
How come you don't buy and practice shrunken do where you practice iado?
isnt the bo shuriken called senbon?
What about a small hole in the middle to pull them out with a finger
Its really hard to throw this properly, how ninja did it?😊
Thanks for your upload. As usual very interesting and informative..
I have a question though. I have in my possession a book written by Dr. Masaaki Hatsumi, about ninjutsu.
What I would like to know, is if this book have a authentic writer or if it's just another bastardised book from the west?
I absolutely love how you support each other instead of being too competitive.
Where can someone purchase the official Shuriken?
When did he go from honor bound samurai to ghost of tsushima
They got some Naruto ninja stars?
Ninjutsu
hello friends. I thought that thing was called a throwing star
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You definitely have to collaborate with PewDiePie now that he lives in Japan 🇯🇵
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I wonder if a bo-shuriken on it's own could kill, though. Perhaps if thrown at someones head and the point penetrates skullbone.
That said, I think I read that ninja would coat bo-shuriken with poisons so that a hit that isn't very deep would still be fatal.
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Throwing perfect shuriken is fairy tail from mangga
But can I go there
When you show pictures of Kazu and Tomoko in the intro, can it be done with their masks off? Or would that not be appropriate?
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Aren't 'ninja' a modern construct, with little historical validity?