VivisQueen
Adventurer
There you go: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-20431620
Japan's last ninja interviewed by BBC
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Vashdaman
Za Warudo
^They definitely did exist, he was probably just saying that the myth of them is often embellished maybe?
Anyway, thanks for sharing, Vivi. The clip was alright, but a little underwhelming to be honest, I think I was immediately expecting too much when I read "Japan's last Ninja interviewed". I guess he did throw a couple Shuriken's though..
I can see his point (mentioned in the text, not the clip) about it not being suited for the Modern era. I mean, something like proper full on Ninja training seems almost useless in a practical sense in this day and age, unless your using it to thieve or something. It's always sad to hear about an ancient tradition becoming lost to world though.
Anyway, thanks for sharing, Vivi. The clip was alright, but a little underwhelming to be honest, I think I was immediately expecting too much when I read "Japan's last Ninja interviewed". I guess he did throw a couple Shuriken's though..
I can see his point (mentioned in the text, not the clip) about it not being suited for the Modern era. I mean, something like proper full on Ninja training seems almost useless in a practical sense in this day and age, unless your using it to thieve or something. It's always sad to hear about an ancient tradition becoming lost to world though.
Animefreak17
Godhand
yeah our modern day assassins aren't as cool as ninjas
