TOMO RYU SHINOBIJUTSU

NINJUTSU HISTORY & TRADITION

According to legend, the origins of the Tomo-ryu tradition of Shinobijutsu was developed in the Kemmu Restoration as a samurai tradition that had its primary focus on its use of the short sword (kodachi) as well as several different kobuki (old weapons). It was during this time (1333-1336) in the Shiga prefecture (known as the Omi Province before the prefectural system was established) of Japan that Gohei Tomo and two other samurai (Jinsuke Tomo and Senri Akutagawa) developed this method of warfare to serve as a means of self-protection for their families, their village, and their feudal lord. As Japan entered the Sengoku period, it was during this time that the art flourished and other areas such as Boryaku (tactics), Choho; (espionage), Intonjutsu (escaping and concealment), and Zetsumeijutsu (assassination) which then became the strength of this samurai tradition. It was these methods of guerrilla tactics that would later be known as Tomo-ryu Shinobijutsu.

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