Welcome to the web-site Japanese warrior. Japanesewarrior.org is offering martial arts themes (for free), related to martial arts schools, Samurai art and life, Ninjutsu and weapons and many other aspects of martial arts of the Japanese culture.

Japanesewarrior.org is the informational resource made in the easily navigated format to introduce you to culture and martial art the Land of the rising sun is known for. Below you can find description of categories designed to introduce more on the subject you are concerned about.

Samurai art. This category reveal information on samurai martial arts to be sophisticated throughout centuries in battlefields and shared with us due to old traditions followed by warrior families. They adhered to the Bushidō code aka “Way of the Warrior-Knight”. This code of conduct specified the way of samurai life stressing loyalty, Japanese martial arts mastership and honor.

Samurai weapons. Samurai warriors preferred being perfect in everything they did and they committed to set higher requirements to their weapons rather than to themselves. Light and durable, plain and sophisticated, the Samurai weapon proved to be the quality device to protect the warrior.

Ninja art. Ninja confronts to Samurai and their Bushidō code. The whole Japan was frightened by the Ninja warriors. Ninja was the Japanese warrior in shadow keeping their own philosophy and mastering the martial arts techniques. Ninja martial arts propagated principles of simplicity and efficiency in techniques than the beauty itself.

Ninjutsu techniques. Ninja master was able to appear in a flash and disappear in the cloud of smoke at a winkle. They used non-standard techniques based upon their ingenuity and wit to fill the Samurai with consternation for several centuries.

Ninja weapons. The weapon used by the Ninja was not of high quality as compared with the Samurai weapons. Most of swords and other espionage equipment they used in battling were for single-shot purpose. Ninjutsu culture did not worship the weapon as such. Instead, Ninja master was the weapon himself whereas the other weapon was just the tool to achieve the goals.

Budo masters. Day-to-day trainings, persistence, self-motivation, blood and sweat, and long-term devotion to the philosophy is what makes the Budo master.

Other. Every martial art techniques are related to those adhered by various schools to this or that extent and other features that implicitly relate to martial arts and single combat philosophy.

Japanesewarrior.org brings you the comprehensive knowledge about Ninja and Samurai, the most reputed and legendary warriors of Japan. Browse categories and you find what you want in a timely and proper manner.