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Japanese man becomes 1st person in world to hold master's degree in ninja studies, after completing course involving martial arts and stealth climbing
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He is in the picture. He's in the top left, having just performed the substitution jutsu to dodge the axe swing.
I read that as involving martial arts, health and climbing. I'm a little disappointed he's not a ninja doctor now.
Need to see a no-damage run on MNM to verify his receipts.
I hope game studios consult with this academic on future projects so as to achieve greater accuracy in depicting the art of the ninja.
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ngl, ever since I was a kid, I have always wanted to appear and disappear from a room or even a conversation with someone via smoke bombs.
Hopefully this Masters' course includes an Intro To Smoke Bomb Dynamic Entry/Exit Tactics
Hopefully this Masters' course includes an Intro To Smoke Bomb Dynamic Entry/Exit Tactics
Can he do a Chidori? How high is chakra level? Does he have a kekkai genkai? What clan is he part of? Is he a jinchuriki?
While you were off having sex, I was studying the blade.... and getting accredited.
Don't you mean Sony? >_>
"Mr Mitsuhashi was one of three students to enroll in the masters degree at Mie University's International Ninja Research Centre in spring 2018."
Japan awards first-ever ninja studies degree
Masters student combines historical research with farming and martial arts
www.independent.co.uk
"The master's degree course started in 2018, a year after Mie University established the International Ninja Research Center in Iga -- the first in the world dedicated to the ninja studies."
"Ninja studies professor Yuji Yamada said Mitsuhashi was a "dedicated student.""
Meet the Japanese man who holds the world's only master's degree in ninja studies | CNN
A 45-year-old Japanese man has become the world's first person ever to graduate with a master's degree in ninja studies.
edition.cnn.com
it's pretty gross that instead of questioning why society undervalues liberal arts so much you instead suggest they are useless
If you have talent, you can make bank on art. If so though, you don't need the degree. Art is also very important.
So, is being a ninja a good professional situation ? Cause maybe I should operate a change of carreer in the coming months...
Is it a good path of carreer though?
The last time I read, the Iga village is struggling with their tourism, even way before covid hits.
The last time I read, the Iga village is struggling with their tourism, even way before covid hits.