Ninja: Secrets of Invisibility

by Ashida Kim

Very Good Soft cover Boulder, Paladin Press. Very Good. Soft cover. 1983.

Genres: Martial Arts, Philosophy, Nonfiction

109 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1983

About the author

Ashida Kim is an internationally renowned martial-arts expert. In addition to teaching, both at his own Dojo and on contract to other schools, he maintains affiliate clubs around the globe, hires out as a freelance agent to select intelligence agencies, and teaches police seminars.

Reviews

[Rah~ri]

: )
HEY!
I had this book once... It disappeared out of my truck ... somehow?
Never did find it again?

It looked like fun but
didn't even get to start it.

i think a ninja stole it.

[Siraa · Rating 2 out of 5]

Saya menggemari bacaan tentang filosofi hidup sebuah suku atau kaum. Bacaan tentang falsafah hidup kaum Samurai, "Bushido" juga kaum Biksu Shaolin, "Tao" adalah bacaan yang menyenangkan bagaimana suatu golongan berusaha membaur dengan alam secara harmoni. Makanya ketika melihat buku ini, saya tidak berpikir dua kali untuk mengambilnya. Sayangnya hanya sedikit bagian yang membahas tentang filosofi hidup yaitu bagian awal saja. Setelahnya adalah tutorial beladiri ala Ninja seperti menghilang, mengendap, memukul, menendang, menghindar, menggunakan senjata sampai cara membunuh lawan. Ini adalah buku tentang Ninjutsu sebagai sumber bela diri ala ninja berdasarkan falsafah hidup mereka, Po atau Ninpo.

[Wayne · Rating 5 out of 5]

Don't give this book to a 13-year-old unless you want him jumping out of nowhere to scare you or silently dispatching schoolyard bullies from behind.

I think it's cool that they don't have a cover image for this book.

[Stevie G · Rating 5 out of 5]

Things you can learn:
#1 - The Game of Stones
#2 - How to properly "haze" the enemy
#3 - The Melting Step
'nuff said...

[Ivan]

I think ;that is very interesting