Tiger Scroll Of The Koga Ninja

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Summary: Suprisingly Amazing!
Review: Alright, I know how there are a lot of people who will say that Koga died out a long time ago, Seiko Fujita died in a car accident, etc. But regardless of the title, this book is filled with A LOT of very detailed information on the actual historical techniques. Some, very rare that can only be found in rare texts. Simply put, this book is a must for the average Ninjutsu practitioner. Even the Takamatsu-den guys. The only problem in this book, is that he screwed up his history a little bit. He says that Tokugawa Ieyasu becomes shogun and then Toyotomi Hideysohi rebels. This is backwards. But it's a small thing none the less, the rest of the book is 5 stars for sure! No, it should be ten stars! So get this book people!

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Summary: From a Koga Kunoichi
Review: As a woman who has trained as a Koga ninja, I highly recommend this book. It was referred to me by my jonin, and is a great tool for learning about some of the techniques the Koga ninja used/use. I wish this book was larger, rather than a pretty thin paperback, but the information it does have is very valuable to anyone wanting a starter in learning ninjitsu, or anyone just wanting to learn about the Koga ninja.

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Summary: overall good book on ninjas.
Review: This book is supposedly a translated version of the ancient text the tiger scroll. I'm not sure if its true or not but i don't really care the book is great and has drawings that will help you understand what is being described. It discusses training, weapons, missions, tactics and so on. This book and the tactics in it are based on one clan's tactics the Koga ninja clan. One of the most famous and most deadly clans to ever exist in the history of feudal japan. The only problem with the book i think is that its too short, other than that i would recommend this book.