Ninjas

It seems my nephew wants to be a ninja. Well, really, who doesn't. I thought it might help his parents to read up a little on the subject.
First, here's the official Ninja webpage. This tells us what ninjas do and whether or not they are birds. Also, here's a ninja FAQ, in which we learn where to find ninjas and the danger of forests.
Enjoy!

Comments

Hans said…
Too funny...

Here's a link to a few minutes of the show Rachel was talking about.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lM56Aakn87k

Here's a link to Makoto Nagano's win. This is the only the second time in Ninja Warrior history (17 seasons) that anyone has ever completed the entire course. He's a fisherman from Kyushu in southern Japan and a favorite of mine. This clip is a little long, but it shows the entire course from the latest season - they change it a little bit every time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VG5_diRx4U
6:13 AM
MamaD4 said…
Josiah will probably never really be a ninja. He can't master the art of stealth.
12:57 PM
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