A Night in a Traditional Japanese Ninja House 🥷⚔

Hello! I would like to share with you my experience of staying at a ninja house in Iga, Japan and meeting the various ninja hidden in Iga. We learned about traditional Japanese ninja culture and got to experience the history and techniques of the ninja.

In this video, you will learn about our stay in a ninja house in Iga, the secret weapons and tricks used by the ninja, and some aspects of ninja training.

We hope that through these videos, you will be able to experience the ninja culture of Iga and traditional Japanese culture, and feel the charm of Japan. Please subscribe to our channel and enjoy our future videos!

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[experience_japan]

Did you know that Ninja actually existed in Japan?

[hgoldy]

I will never sleep alone in there. Afraid of lurking ninja ghosts.

[filipl.]

What?!? When I was a kid (80s/90s) we all watched ninja movies, threw wooden (later iron) shurikens and fought with wooden katanas. And I'm from Poland, 10k kilometers away form Japan.
I didn't even dream about a ninja house (although I actually thought that in Japan every house has a bit of a ninja vibe in it).
And now... this is real. Bucket list for my trip.

[JD-zvcz]

Love your videos. This one was extra interesting. Cannot wait to someday visit Japan. Your videos really are excellent.

[gerrygaak]

No ninjas were shown in the video because they were all hiding.

[Calming]

I was so excited when you uploaded actually your videos help me focus on my homework. I even got a 99.1 % last term so thank you.

[ninjasmack]

I keep watching your videos because of how real to life they are, I feel like I'm actually walking with you!

[peytonsassafrass]

I will be going to Japan the end of August I'm staying for 6 weeks, visiting as many places as I can.

[chey]

That big katana with the square tsuba (handguard) is called a Ninjato by some. Not exactly the most historically accurate sword for multiple reasons, most of the time it was just a regular katana or a wakazashi. Well I wasn't expecting everything to be fully historical, but some of it was pretty spot on. Like the hiding places, most ninja were small compared to today's average so the holes are definitely spot on.

[bethdoublekickchick]

This channel truly lives up to its name! Arigato gozaimasu 🤘🇯🇵🤘🇦🇺🦘

[jeffgalanos]

Amazing. i love japan, very good technology

[jbennett]

Love it! What a cool house, I'd spend all day running around pretending to be a Ninja 😂

[honeybee]

I love Japan. I've never been to the mainland, only Okinawa when I was a child. I had so much fun. Visiting mainland Japan is on my bucket list. I love the food and all of the fun stuff to do. Thank you for sharing.

[zuduesl]

Thanks for creating all these videos of many places (all over Japan) you have filmed and shown us on your channel. I will keep watching.

[hedylopez]

Im glad i’ve found your video. I feel like im traveling my backetlist tour in Japan. 👍🏼🥰

[adonnabrazell]

wow, I really liked this inn. I love secret rooms and doors. I still dream of a particular house that has lots of hidden rooms and staircases. love the vid.

[lils.]

Looking forward for your new video and here it come! It’s looks fun to be there.

[Seramics]

Guess i gotta train here a bit before going to Konoha as professional ninja.

[roecivt]

i wish i could go to japan and have a tour to the most beautiful place in japan

[Ms.HarmonyJ]

My friend this is awesome I have to take a trip to Japan you guys have alot of amazing stuff to be honest better than USA