Ninja Techniques Of Invisibility
Ninja and Ninjutsu: The Stealth Techniques of the Japanese Martial Art of Espionage and Invisibility. The American adventurer and traveler Steven Klamm (www.stevenklamm.com) has a lifelong fascination for ninjas. In this book he tells you everything you want to know about ninjas and their stealth art, ninjtsu. Ninjutsu: The Art of Invisibility - Facts, Legends, and Techniques by Donn F. Draeger A readable copy. All pages are intact, and the cover is intact. The Illustrated Ninja Handbook: Hidden Techniques of Ninjutsu (Paperback or Soft. Free shipping. Kodokan Judo. Ninjutsu - the Art of Invisibility I ran a feudal Japan newsletter for ten years, and in that time I read many books on ninja. This book is one of the more basic on the topic, covering the general history of the ninja and the rumors about their feats.
Cap Of Invisibility
Just as it was starting to get interesting, it ended. This book was clearly not written by somebody who has extensive knowledge of ninjutsu.
However, the beginning was very interesting, depicting an insight into the history, hierarchy and social structure of ninjas, as well as the methods and techniques they used. There are quite a few references at the end and I’ll have to take a closer look at them in the future. All in all, this book was my gateway into the immensely interesting world of ninj Just as it was starting to get interesting, it ended. This book was clearly not written by somebody who has extensive knowledge of ninjutsu. However, the beginning was very interesting, depicting an insight into the history, hierarchy and social structure of ninjas, as well as the methods and techniques they used. There are quite a few references at the end and I’ll have to take a closer look at them in the future.
All in all, this book was my gateway into the immensely interesting world of ninjutsu and I can’t wait to get better acquainted with it. Straightforward, introductory text. I know practically nothing of ninjas, and so the information was all new to me and uniformly fascinating. I preferred the history of the ninja clans over the strength exercises (which I didn't try to do) and weapons techniques.
It would have been happier if there had been more extensive reference list (citations in this were completely lacking) as well as some recommended titles for further reading, but as it was this seemed like an easily accessible work for Straightforward, introductory text. I know practically nothing of ninjas, and so the information was all new to me and uniformly fascinating. I preferred the history of the ninja clans over the strength exercises (which I didn't try to do) and weapons techniques. It would have been happier if there had been more extensive reference list (citations in this were completely lacking) as well as some recommended titles for further reading, but as it was this seemed like an easily accessible work for persons casually interested in the subject material. I could see it being particularly helpful as a preliminary resource for writers.However, I'm knocking a star off my rating due to the stated list price of this book - Amazon prices it at about $6, currently on sale for $4. This book is 28 pages long, or 22 pages if you don't count the title page, author bio, contents, etc. That's not a six-dollar book.
That's a 99-cent short story.Favorite typo, from the copyright notice: 'No part of this book may me reproduced' p. 4, ISBN unknownA finished copy of this book was provided to me by the author through the.