how do you become a japanese ninja?

Answer 1

BEN I saw you on the news today...!!
☆ http://www.osoq.com/funstuff/extra/extra03.asp?strName=BEN

Answer 2

Here are some hints :
- when you are able to disapear inside a smoke's screen
- get the japanese nationality first otherwise you will only be an English ninja, German Ninja or American ninja.
- when you can walk on anything without making a sound
- when you hit your target with a shuriken

Answer 3

First you have to move to one of the hidden ninja villages, then you have to start courses at the local ninja academy, then when you have trained for a few years take the graduation test. Hope you pass! ^_^

Answer 4

Very first step into becoming a ninja: Watch Naruto!

Answer 5

Ninjutsu--"the art of stealth, the way of invisibility"*

Ninja--"the legendary spies and commandos feudal Japan"

Deadly combatants, assassins, and spies, the ninjas were the shadow warriors for hire during the fourteenth through seventeenth centuries in Japan, a period of eastern history rife with conflict. The philosophy of the ninja was to operate in the dark quiet, unseen and unnoticed. They could go where armored warriors could not, accomplish in secret what greater numbers could not in the open. Ninjas were consummate fighters, but they preferred deception to outright violence, charisma to belligerence, night to day.

Traditionally, ninjas were trained from birth. They learned to be preternaturally vigilant of the world around them. By five or six, children's play took the form of training exercises which taught balance and agility. They learned how to walk without making noise, to assume disguises that allowed them to blend in with a crowd, and to scamper across trees and roofs with ease. As they grew older, these future ninjas began hand-to-hand combat and eventually weapons training.

Some of the weapons of the Ninja were:

kusari-fundo--an easy to conceal 2-3 foot chain with a steel weight on both ends used for countering sword techniques without using a sword.

kusari-gama--a single-edged blade attached to a wooden handle with 9-12 feet of chain on the other end.

shinobi-zue--these canes looked like ordinary walking sticks, but inside ninjas would conceal a variety of fighting tools such as knives and daggers, all the way up to swords.

Even today, ninjas are spoken of with awe and admiration, but it is good to remember that these men and women were assassins of the highest order, killing for a price.

Answer 6

Only Japanese were Ninjas ! And they no longer exist. Except in books, movies, and video games...

Answer 7

If you are serious, there is one remaining school of ninjitsu in Japan in the Mie prefecture. This is run by the remaining descendents of the Iga clan. Should you wish to join them, you better know your stuff. Furthermore, they expect you there for years.
If you just wnat to be cool, then I would reccomend the Shaolin Academy in Northern China. They take anyone, even the inexperienced and for $5000 US a year they will teach yu the deadly arts of Buddhism, acupuncture, and physical meditation...Shaolin Kung Fu.

Answer 8

you cant anymore. if you were born a few hundreds years ago possibly

being a ninja is like being a knight in europe. but it is not about nobility and bravery, its more about loyalty and sneak.

you need to leave footprints so that enemies would not know which direction you are going, you need to throw dead sharp metal disks called shurikens, and you need to make no sound, even when you are breathing. you need to know how to climb a wall using a hooked shoe. you need to know how to disappear

Answer 9

Are you interested in self study or by training with pro.
If you are serious in that case send e-mail
[e-mail]. I will tell you something

Sayoonara

Answer 10

graduate from a ninjitsu academy.

Answer 11

visit "Iga-ryu Ninjya Museum"!