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Japanese Cultural and Martial Arts Academy since 1978
'a slice of 20th century Japan in modern Australia.'
Ninjas: the one who endures
Ninjutsu was tried and tested for centuries in Japan for survival. But not anymore. Ninjustu is often now seen as Hollywood, art or self-defence. We differentiate by studying it raw in its traditional context and adapt it in the modern world.
From Japan to Australia, Soke Saito aims to share this art after being given the Soke title by the late Heishichiro Okuse Soke in 1992.
The physical training
Conditioning
Towards functional fitness, mobility and a mind-body connection
Striking
Ninjutsu uses weapons, fingers or anything that can be effective.
Grappling
Ninjutsu grappling is similar to Japanese JuJitsu, using striking while grappling. We emphasise the mastery of one technique rather than shallow understanding of many.
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