Prologue

Bunshin no jutsu! Konoha gakure no jutsu!
What kind of ninjutsu did ninja use?

This time, I will introduce ninjutsu.

What is Ninjutsu?

A ninja that appears in entertainment.
Ninjutsu is an indispensable element.
Breathing fire from his mouth, altering himself, many of them are fictional.
So what exactly is ninjutsu?

In this and the next time, I will explain the following ninjutsu.

Mislead

• Bunshin no jutsu
• Monomane no jutsu

Hide

• Uzura gakure
• Kitsune gakure
• Kannon gakure
• Tanuki gakure

Run away

• Katon no Zyutu
• Suiton no Zyutu
• Enton no Zyutu
• Kinton no Zyutu
• Zyuuton no Zyutu
• Nitton no Zyutu
• Getton no Zyutu

This time, I will explain the ninjutsu of “confuse” and “hide”.

Mislead

Among ninjutsu, there are techniques to confuse and mislead the opponent.
In this section, we will introduce “Bunshin no Jutsu” and “Monomane no jutsu”.

Bunshin no jutsu

“Bunshin no Jutsu” familiar in ninjutsu

In the famous ninja manga “NARUTO”, the main character, Naruto Uzumaki, is good at “kagebunshin”.

The technique of alter ego is synonymous with ninjutsu, but what was the actual technique of alter ego?

In fact, there are almost no descriptions of the bunshinjutsu, and the actual form is unknown.

In the school called “Mukyokukanjoryu,” it says, “If you cast a spell, you will split into 7 people,” but to be honest, I find it suspicious.

In addition, there is a technique called “Happo Bunshin” in the martial arts called “Daito-ryu Aikijujutsu”.
This seems to be something that makes the other person perceive that they are surrounded by alter ego in some way.

I don’t know how they did that.

However, it is certain that one person does not actually become multiple people because it is to make them aware.

There are various theories about the actual alter ego technique, but the most probable is that the misunderstanding was caused by hypnosis or suggestion,” orsome drugs were used to cause hallucinations.”

Monomane no jutsu

Monomane no jutsu is a ninjutsu that a ninja performs when he or she is about to be noticed by the other person when they are stealthily acting.
No matter how good a ninja you are, sometimes you will be noticed.
In such a case, it is a technique to imitate the sounds of animals such as cats, mice, and dogs, and make the other person think that the sounds you make are those of animals.

Hide

Ninjas used various hiding techniques “Ingyo-jutsu” for stealth missions.

Ninjas used various hiding techniques “Ingyo-jutsu” for stealth missions.

Some of these are like “What?
You’re not hiding at all!?”.
But at that time, there was no electricity, and the night was pitch black if the moon was not out.
Some of the Ingyo-jutsu introduced here were effective because of that time.

Uzura Gakurenozyutu

Uzura means quail
An Ingyo-jutsu that hides by curling up near a stone or something and making sure that the skin of the hands, feet, neck, etc. is not visible from the outside.

Kitune Gakurenozyutu

Kitune means Fox
A technique of hiding in the water.
By placing a lotus leaf or something on top of the head, it looks like nothing but a leaf floating from a distance.

The origin of the name “kitsune gakure no jutsu” is that in Japan, raccoon dogs and foxes are said to deceive people.
There is a depiction of a raccoon dog or a fox putting a leaf on its head to deceive a person, so hiding with a leaf on its head is called “kitsune gakure no jutsu.”

Kannon Gakurenozyutu

An Ingyo-jutsu that hides behind a wall or a tree and covers the face with a kimono sleeve.

It is called Kannon hiding because it looks like Kannon, a Buddhist statue in Buddhism, with half-open eyes and staying still.

Konoha Gakurenozyutu

An Ingyo-jutsu that hides in grasses and plants such as grasslands and rice fields.

Tanuki Gakurenozyutu

A kind of leaf hiding that hides by climbing up a tree.
It takes advantage of the psychology that people tend to neglect their guard above their heads.
They climbed up the tree quickly with hooks and ropes and hid themselves from the enemy.

The name comes from the fact that tanuki climb up trees and hide when they are cornered.

This is the end of this article.

Next time, we will introduce the remaining ninjutsu for “escaping”.

Epilogue