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Black-robed figure of a man with a samurai on his back moving fast in the middle of the night. Almost without a sound, he went into every room carefully and surely. This depiction, it looks like a ninja, the mysterious figure from Japan that we often see on TV. Ninja or shinobi is not a figure of engineering, as illustrated in Japanese cartoons. In the days of imperial Japan, infiltrate the ninja skills used to know a secret document or kill the opponent. Ninja has a long history and if you are interested to know it just came to Japan, to be precise in Ueno Park, Taito, Tokyo.
At the museum Iga-ryu ninja, you can see and learn about the life of Iga-ryu ninja and martial art called ninjutsu. Ninja Iga-ryu is one of two ninja who trained the highest form of ninjutsu. In this museum, you can find a home ninja, ninja hall, and a traditional hall ninja who is also the place ninja demonstration performances. Here, you can also buy authentic items made by the ninja. Ninja house is a building that looks like an ancient Japanese farmhouse. Here you will find many surprises, from the hidden room, a mysterious door, and a place to keep the sword as well as other combat equipment. Read the rest of this entry »