Some of the basic ideas behind the development of ninjutsu came to Japan from China, but like much else in Japanese culture which stems from foreign sources of influence, ninjutsu quickly became Japanized.
An edition of Ninjutsu
(1984)
Ninjutsu
The Art of Invisibility
Revised edition
by Donn F. Draeger
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Ninjutsu: The Art of Invisibility
May 15, 2008, Tuttle Publishing
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Ninjutsu: The Art of Invisibility--Japan's Feudal-Age Espionage Methods (Tuttle Library of Martial Arts)
March 1992, Tuttle Publishing
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Ninjutsu: the art of invisibility : Japan's feudal-age espionage methods.
1984, Lotus Press
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4897880076 9784897880075
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