Para entender ahora el Nindo, esta el Web site y los grupos quienes dan soporte en Japón, no olviden que para los amigos de habla hispana nuestro amigo Cristian Sepulveda hace las transcripciones del vídeo a texto en español y los pueden ver en sus redes sociales de Facebook.
Good. Day. This. Is. Francisco. Antonio. Ramirez. Garcia. This. Is. Francis. I. Am. Filipino. Citizen. I. Am. Asian. I. Am. Here. In republic of. The. Philippines I. Have. Philippine. Passport. To. Travel. I. Want. To. Become. Ninja. I. Have. Dream. To. Become. Ninja. I. Wish. To. Become. Ninja. Thanks. And. Arigato.
Hay varios sobre ese tema; shoshike Kawakami hace demostraciones de ello en cada charla que da; "nuki ashi sashi ashi", que es lo que compone el "shinobi aruki"...
Te dejo acá un video de shoshike, de la Universidad de Mie, donde se habla (está en japonés) y demuestra al final, todas las formas y ejercicios de "shinobi aruki": ruclips.net/video/KQAXoKIibCI/видео.html
@@MCShvabo no, don't say any more stupid things like that, it's embarrassing, study japanese please, the japanese spells as written, not like an american lol
@@5UETSUGU Actually I am fluent and I live in Japan, but obviously, you don't have any idea about the Japanese language so let me spell this out to you. First of all, obviously, this video is translated by a Japanese person so clearly, some people do spell it that way but that's neither here nor there. "ninjutsu" is used in Hepburn romanization so ironically, that one is much more American, but "ninjitsu" is used in Nihon-Shiki romanization which is the preferred style of romanization in Japan itself. Now, as I said, both ways are acceptable, but it's ironic that you are insulting me while having no idea about anything.
@@MCShvabo"actually i am fluent and i live in japan" sugoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOL you are very very very very fluent sugoooooooooooooooooooooooi omg, talking bullshit again lol, learn to read the fcking KANJI, benkyoshite konoyarooou lol spell the way you want kankeinai not losing my time with you bye
@@5UETSUGU I have JLPT N2 and therefore understand the majority of Joyo kanji but that's beside the point. So you won't address the point I made? If you don't know about something that's ok, but don't insult people for correcting you...
To be a Ninja you really have to be a jack of all trades. Thank yor for the video.
mc giver 🤓
Yeah. Just like 007, all skill and ability achieved
They were literally playing a hollywood role as an extra (makeup, costume, mannerisms, posture, speech patterns, etc)
thank you for this channel!! i ask my Lord Jesus Christ to bless you all tremendously as you have bless me with this channel
Very awesome!! Love all the videos you have done, keep them coming!!
Awesome
Always great!!!
Super cool!
Para entender ahora el Nindo, esta el Web site y los grupos quienes dan soporte en Japón, no olviden que para los amigos de habla hispana nuestro amigo Cristian Sepulveda hace las transcripciones del vídeo a texto en español y los pueden ver en sus redes sociales de Facebook.
Can you teach how to make own ninja uniform? Mask armor shoes and so on. thank you! Arigatouu gozaimasu!
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ビデオありがとうございます！！
Good. Day. This. Is. Francisco. Antonio. Ramirez. Garcia. This. Is. Francis. I. Am. Filipino. Citizen. I. Am. Asian. I. Am. Here. In republic of. The. Philippines I. Have. Philippine. Passport. To. Travel. I. Want. To. Become. Ninja. I. Have. Dream. To. Become. Ninja. I. Wish. To. Become. Ninja. Thanks. And. Arigato.
2:57 Clearly a mistranslation because he's saying "...and rouge of lipsticks, such that women use".
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Nanabaki excellent
Mai de koi sa parle 7 vidéo? ?
Videos sobre shinobi aruki please
Hay varios sobre ese tema; shoshike Kawakami hace demostraciones de ello en cada charla que da; "nuki ashi sashi ashi", que es lo que compone el "shinobi aruki"...
Te dejo acá un video de shoshike, de la Universidad de Mie, donde se habla (está en japonés) y demuestra al final, todas las formas y ejercicios de "shinobi aruki": ruclips.net/video/KQAXoKIibCI/видео.html
@@cristian.crixus 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Yen lao Fan wen shu ku xu fo shui ha ru Xiao Hui Hai Yuan lu Sha was denn nun schon wieder so pfanni
it bothers me a lot that this narrator spells "NINJITSU" at a japanese channel about NINJUTSU.
Many westerners care about trivial things like that but the Japanese use those two interchangeably.
@@MCShvabo no, don't say any more stupid things like that, it's embarrassing, study japanese please, the japanese spells as written, not like an american lol
@@5UETSUGU Actually I am fluent and I live in Japan, but obviously, you don't have any idea about the Japanese language so let me spell this out to you. First of all, obviously, this video is translated by a Japanese person so clearly, some people do spell it that way but that's neither here nor there. "ninjutsu" is used in Hepburn romanization so ironically, that one is much more American, but "ninjitsu" is used in Nihon-Shiki romanization which is the preferred style of romanization in Japan itself. Now, as I said, both ways are acceptable, but it's ironic that you are insulting me while having no idea about anything.
@@MCShvabo"actually i am fluent and i live in japan" sugoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOL
you are very very very very fluent sugoooooooooooooooooooooooi
omg, talking bullshit again lol, learn to read the fcking KANJI, benkyoshite konoyarooou lol
spell the way you want kankeinai
not losing my time with you bye
@@5UETSUGU I have JLPT N2 and therefore understand the majority of Joyo kanji but that's beside the point. So you won't address the point I made?
If you don't know about something that's ok, but don't insult people for correcting you...