How to resist the cold during camping

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  • How did ninja keep themselves warm and slept especially in low temperature situations during encamping?
    Bonfire is not only to protect themselves from wild animals, but the heat produced was also reused by the ninja.
    Learn the idea of reusing the energy called "ji-kotatsu"
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    忍者はどのようにして体を温め、眠ることができたのでしょうか。
    焚き火は野生動物から身を守るためだけでなく、その熱を再利用する事ができます。
    「じこたつ」と呼ばれる焚き火の再利用の考え方を学びましょう。
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Комментарии • 35

  • @johnmassey2309
    @johnmassey2309 3 года назад +19

    During the frontier days in America mountain men buried coals then slept on them. This made them capable of sleeping on the coldest nights. Sounds like a similar technique.

  • @DavidTheFlyingGuy2000
    @DavidTheFlyingGuy2000 3 года назад +5

    I really love traditional martial arts from Asia. Ninjutsu is still and will remain one of my favorites.

  • @aritrakalita3117
    @aritrakalita3117 3 года назад +3

    I like ninja v much

  • @janrandomplayer1951
    @janrandomplayer1951 3 года назад +5

    Can you do a video on how ninjas climbed houses and walls or different structures?

  • @astaroth4226
    @astaroth4226 3 года назад +3

    I lived on the Street briefly in PA during the winter about 9 yrs ago behind a K-mart in the woods with my Ex and her sister. We had no tent and clothing we had on was hardly enough to keep the wind from chilling us to the bone. I made what is called a Dakota Fire hole with the mouth of the hole being alittle larger then normal we make a substantial fire. we broke into a Salvation army donation box and found just enough dark fabric to make a makeshift wind block mixed with the natural surrounding as camouflage it made due. As for the fire i grabbed dead twigs and logs and peeled the outside that was more exposed to the elements as well as stuff further off the ground as it was alot more dry. I knew that if we Burned wet stuff it would make smoke signaling people hey here we are. Anyway i found a decent size piece of slate stone that was thankfully dry somehow dont need moister getting inside heated up slate stone and popping off hot flakes of rock. I put the slate over the mouth of the fire to heat up the rock to radiate more heat for us did not know if it would work but was trying to keep the Ladies warm so i tried anything. Since the Dakota fire hole has air flow from the other tunnel you can mostly cover the top mouth of the fire hole and still get air from the tunnel intersecting with the main hole. We lived like that for i believe close to a month till we had enough money saved to get a place of our own we all worked so it did not take that long to have the money up. It was intense living but kinda fun surviving with two girls in the winter meant lots of Cuddling. *edit* Sorry for the life story i saw what they where explaining and remembered my experience and wanted to share.

  • @THXn11
    @THXn11 5 месяцев назад +1

    Make a shallow trench as long as your bed, fill with wood. Put rocks on top of wood (only black rocks, though. White rocks will explode in the heat). Use the fire for cooking, etc, then before going to bed, bury the whole fire. Lay a ground sheet over it and set up your bedding arrangement on top of it. The charcoal and rocks will keep you warm all night. Plus, it's concealed, so no smoke will give away your position.

  • @tochiro6902
    @tochiro6902 3 года назад +3

    Thank you 😁 👍

  • @Ethylamine
    @Ethylamine 3 года назад +3

    Very helpful just like the last couple lessons on survival in the open, like making a suikatsugan or hyorongan, or making water pottable. Thank you for the lesson sensei. Rin pyou tou sha kai jin retsu zai zen!

  • @user-qj6yl2rx6n
    @user-qj6yl2rx6n 3 года назад +2

    火を焚いた跡を利用し休む。冷たい地面も暖かそうですね。現代でいうところの床暖房ですね。火を焚いておくことによって、虫や動物が寄ってこない効果も。自然の中で生き抜かないといけない忍の知恵、毎回凄いです^ ^

  • @bosschad8273
    @bosschad8273 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for the lesson.

  • @samueljackson6188
    @samueljackson6188 Год назад

    In America we have a practice of digging a trench the length of a person. About 3 inches deep and 4 feet wide.
    Then we start a fire. Allow it to burn down to embers. Then cover the fire with the dirt. It will last the entire night. Just be sure to cover the fire very well or your sleeping mat will catch fire

  • @stevenlowe3245
    @stevenlowe3245 Год назад

    The problem with a fire is that everyone for miles will know you are there. There are ways to build fires in a pit but even then... and some animals, like bears can be drawn to fire.

  • @soy_quiquegt3348
    @soy_quiquegt3348 3 года назад

    彼らが字幕をスペイン語にしたなんて良いビデオ

  • @swmakhawlhringleiruangtuam2319
    @swmakhawlhringleiruangtuam2319 2 года назад

    Hmuhnawm kan ti e.for knowledge and hail ninjutsu

  • @khukri_wielderxxx1962
    @khukri_wielderxxx1962 3 года назад

    Now THIS is a useful technique

  • @andrescalderon3751
    @andrescalderon3751 Год назад

    I like the brown ninja

  • @tyaprasetya1630
    @tyaprasetya1630 2 года назад

    Saya sangat suka ilmu ninja keren

  • @turbobeep
    @turbobeep 3 года назад

    I enjoy your videos, thanks for making them!

  • @paulinobarradas9894
    @paulinobarradas9894 3 года назад

    Love and respect for japanese culture

  • @chawy853
    @chawy853 3 года назад +1

    sensei does the ninjas parkour?

  • @mattnobrega6621
    @mattnobrega6621 3 года назад

    Very smart and simple and it's recycling which is also good : )

  • @gabzpot
    @gabzpot 3 года назад

    I like this a lot.

  • @joeberry2979
    @joeberry2979 3 года назад

    こんにちは。 アメリカ人がここで学び、教師になることは可能ですか? 正忍記、忍術伝、万川集海、戸隠流など、他の忍術の源を学んだので、忍術の経験があります。 もっとトレーニングが必要です。

  • @ivorygem5758
    @ivorygem5758 3 года назад

    Well... I tell you about how it was... the men who built the fire to cook the food underneath it made sure that no sand was in their mighty friend's teeth, and make sure that the food is good to eat... and several days past before the mighty men dug out the fire pit for what might have been their last meal, which is the reason for the meal being worth more than rice. It was meat...it was anything that the "scout" could get... and I mean GET!!!

  • @Dante-oy1xx
    @Dante-oy1xx Год назад

    Español plase

  • @qqra4437
    @qqra4437 3 года назад

    忍道✔

  • @tadeowmm7892
    @tadeowmm7892 3 года назад +1

    I love this channel 😍😍😍❤❤❤

  • @alancampos2434
    @alancampos2434 3 года назад

    Me gustaria poder hacerle una preguntas

  • @masayoshimikata5870
    @masayoshimikata5870 3 года назад

    良いね!これは使えるわ!

  • @gelloyangsteryang6481
    @gelloyangsteryang6481 3 года назад +1

    it's hard to believe he's 72 i thought he was in his late 40s or sth

  • @lourenz494
    @lourenz494 3 года назад

    Hi I'm Ninja Real Transition Teleport Or Surakel

  • @mithileshs8012
    @mithileshs8012 3 года назад +1

    You are a "Ra's al Ghul" to me

  • @marcellosergiusti8995
    @marcellosergiusti8995 4 месяца назад

    Thanks to the Sensei Kanakawa san i'm learning more Shinobi experiences.@marcello sergiusti.

  • @degeneratevietnamese471
    @degeneratevietnamese471 Год назад +1

    Lol might as well do navy seal training+rock climbing+mma+weapon martial arts+free running and ur pretty much a modern day Shinobi without having to travel to Japan and learn

  • @Thunder5963
    @Thunder5963 3 года назад

    Thank you for the lesson.