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Fujita Seiko
In the forty years since his death, Fujita Seiko has been a man of mystery, rumor and conjecture. Little of substance existed to bring the facts of his career to life, yet all agree that he made his mark by claiming to be the "last ninja." Now, Hevener brings Fujita's career to life. Here, for the first time, you will learn of Fujita's early training, his role during World War II, and the high regard with which his contemporaries held his abilities and accomplishments. Ultimately, you will learn of the fate of his martial arts legacy, including his mysterious and controversial Wada-ha Koga-ryu ninjutsu. Here is my book trailer on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNu9GtT7Msc
Fujita Seiko
In the forty years since his death, Fujita Seiko has been a man of mystery, rumor and conjecture. Little of substance existed to bring the facts of his career to life, yet all agree that he made his mark by claiming to be the "last ninja." Now, Hevener brings Fujita's career to life. Here, for the first time, you will learn of Fujita's early training, his role during World War II, and the high regard with which his contemporaries held his abilities and accomplishments. Ultimately, you will learn of the fate of his martial arts legacy, including his mysterious and controversial Wada-ha Koga-ryu ninjutsu. Here is my book trailer on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNu9GtT7Msc
Shuriken
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Kuji
A translation of Fujita Seiko's 1962 book on Kuji, the Nine Seals. Kuji are a kind of ancient magic spell used to invoke various deities to surround the practitioner with protection and power. Its roots are shrouded in mystery, and it exists in many various incarnations. The author is Fujita Seiko, a Ninja of the Koga School, describes the proper way to make Kuji. He also includes several variations and additional characters that can be added for specific protection. The Kuji is associated with Ninja however it was used by both Samurai and monks as well as ordinary Japanese people for protection as they travelled. This type of magic has a long history in Japan. First time in English.
The Eighteen Weapons of War
A translation of a book by Fujita Seiko (1898-1966) introducing the Bugei Juhappan, The eighteen weapons and techniques a warrior was expected to know. The list originates in China and eventually made its way to Japan. Fujita Seiko charts the changes in the weapons and techniques over the centuries and introduces the Edo Era martial arts master Hirayama Gyozo (1759-1828), who adapted it for Japan. The original book is reproduced with additional illustrations from historical Samurai manuals.
What Is Ninjutsu?
Translation of Fujita Seiko's 1938 lecture on Ninja and Ninjutsu. Also includes the complete Japanese edition of this extremely rare book as well as a reprinting and translation of an even rarer short pamphlet Fujita Seiko sent out about the martial arts guardian god Marishi Ten.
The Last Ninja of Koga
Fujita Seiko was born into a family descended from the ninja of Koga. After running away at a young age, his grandfather agreed to teach him the family art of ninjutsu. This book is his story in his words. From his time as a young brat, to his time teaching during the war at the Nakano Spy Academy and his time promoting Japanese martial arts after the war, this is his tale.
Samurai Bondage
An illustrated guide to Samurai bondage. A translation of various 18th 20th century manuals about rope binding used by Samurai when taking prisoners.
Jojutsu
This excellent staff training book contains over 250 detailed jojutsu illustrations with introduction, biography, notes and insights. Legend has it that the Shinto Muso Ryu style of Jojutsu was founded after Muso Gonnosuke Katsuyoshi (17th century samurai) lost a duel. Katsuyoshi traveled on his musha shugyo to test what he had mastered in Tenshin Shoden Katori Shinto Ryu. He was unprepared for his loss to Miyamoto Musashi (1584-1645) who was an expert swordsman and ronin, credited with winning over 60 duels. After his loss, Katsuyoshi withdrew into seclusion, practicing swordsmanship and performing purification rituals in an effort to perfect his technique. Fujita Seiko (1898-1966) was a Japanese martial artist and military instructor who many consider to be the last Koga Ninjutsu master. During the Wolrd War 2 he taught special training in the Army Academy of Nakano.
The Secrets of Koga-ryu Ninjutsu
This work is the translation of Fujita Seiko's "Ninjutsu kara Spy-sen e" (From Ninjutsu to Spy Warfare.) Published originally before the war, a later edition changed the name and added two chapters. This work is how traditional ninjutsu can be used in the modern age.
