KyokuNINJAKAN?

**Kistrael** · Posted On: 6/10/2005 9:21pm

Has anyone heard of this style or have any information on it? I just found this style mentioned on Livejournal, and googling it only produces THREE results. Kyokuninjakan.com is dead, and so is another Kyokushinkan site I've come across.

The only information I've comes across says that "Kyokuninjakan" translates to "true way of the ninja" or some similar bullshit.

http://www.livejournal.com/community...ts/236481.html

What forms do you do? Why did you choose that form or forms? It is a style created by a student that trained directly under Mas Oyama, the founder of Kyokushinkai. It is called Kyokuninjakan. I choose it because i have researched many martial arts, and found that this takes the imperfections out of old Karate. This style focuses on not only sparring, but street fighting- learning to fight from a standing position, learning to fight without taking time to get into stances first, things like that.

**Edge** · Posted On: 6/10/2005 10:26pm

Another reference here:

http://bizprolink-internet.com/041110-1.htm

List of Internet domain names that expired on 11/10/2004.
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kyokuninjakan.com
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**sci-mdk** · Posted On: 6/12/2005 1:22am

Very vague thing it seems...
The .com is out since november , in fact ; you can get it right now if you like ;)

I came across this little piece of info
But that is not mutch either...
Weird thing!

**Wounded Ronin** · Posted On: 6/12/2005 1:34am

So some krotty dude wanted to be a ninja? :spam4:

**ScotchTape** · Posted On: 6/12/2005 2:22am

"Kyokuninjakan" in Japanese would translate to:

"Society of the Ultimate Ninja"

But if ninja is analyzed it means "person who endures" so it could just be another offshoot of Kyokushin, sticking with the emphasis of rigorous training and endurance.

**VikingPower** · Posted On: 6/12/2005 8:15am

I could actually get away with calling myself that, still I train in Bujinkan and Kyokushin now :laughing1 This I gotta see.

**Kistrael** · Posted On: 6/12/2005 9:08pm

All I'll tell you now is that it is the only school left in the world.

Says he.

I think I might have to talk to this fellow, I do wonder about this. Most likely, it's bullshido, methinks.

**Poop Loops** · Posted On: 6/12/2005 11:35pm

Originally Posted by ScotchTape

"Kyokuninjakan" in Japanese would translate to:

"Society of the Ultimate Ninja"

But if ninja is analyzed it means "person who endures" so it could just be another offshoot of Kyokushin, sticking with the emphasis of rigorous training and endurance.

More likely it's a bunch of fatasses and wimps standing in lines screaming for an hour.

PL

**Kistrael** · Posted On: 6/13/2005 10:30am

I've got his screen name, I'm going to talk to him about it.

**ScotchTape** · Posted On: 6/13/2005 8:04pm

Originally Posted by Poop-Loops

More likely it's a bunch of fatasses and wimps standing in lines screaming for an hour.

PL

Watch out, the ultimate ninjas will get you for that. One day you'll be taking a leisurely stroll and find yourself surrounded by a bunch of black masks and tabis. Oh yeah, since they're ultimate, your BJJ is useless as they have t3h-anti-grappl3.