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25: 283:- straight metal spikes, usually 4-sided but sometimes round or octagonal. They were normally single-pointed but variations exist that are double pointed. The average length was 16 cm (6.3 in) and the average weight was around 50 g (1.8 oz). The bo shuriken is thrown by holding it in the palm with the shaft resting between the first and second fingers. They are thrown from either hand, overhand, underhand, or sidearm from standing, seated, and lying positions. This is the most common form of shuriken used in traditional shurikenjutsu. 1176: 1186: 138: 99: 293:(or "throwing stars") - flat, wheel-shaped plates of metal, with sharpened points. Usually 3 mm (0.12 in) thick or less, about 11 cm (4.3 in) wide, with a variety of tips ranging between 3-20. The hira-shuriken can be thrown either from overhead, or horizontally with a quick wrist-snap, depending on the weapon. 310:藀田西湖(1899 - 1966) also transmitted valuable information to future generations in the form of articles, books, photos and illustrations. Today, the largest organization focusing on the use of shuriken is the Meifu Shinkage-ryÅ«, a modern-day school, founded by Someya Chikatoshi in the late 1970s. 257:
The art possesses many originators and innovators who discovered and developed their own various methods of adapting everyday objects into throwing weapons, hence the wide variety of both schools and blades. Furthermore, the art itself is typically quite secretive, as shurikenjutsu gains its
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The decree to outlaw shurikenjutsu during Japan's Tokugawa period drove the practice underground, and further shrouded it in secrecy. As the Edo-era drew to a close, the abolition of the Samurai caste system and the subsequent modernization of Japan's military, led to the near extinction of
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shurikenjutsu. In fact, of the 50 or so styles which once existed, only a few remain fully intact today; passed down over the generations via an unbroken lineage. The only specialist school to have survived is the Negishi-ryū, which was founded by Negishi Shorei in the mid-19th century.
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tactical advantage by using stealth and surprise. Shuriken are small and easily concealed, yet they have the versatility of being used as a stabbing weapon at close range (called
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There is a lack of reliable documentation regarding the art's history when compared to other arts, however there are various oral traditions peculiar to each school (
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Western Media has also tried to incorporate use of Shurinkenjutsu in some of their Martial art media drawing Heavy Influence from Japanese culture such as
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Shurikenjutsu is featured in many martial arts franchises, and is Best Depicted in the Japanese Manga and Anime media including
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systems of Japan, as a supplemental art to those more commonly practiced such as
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Classical weaponry of Japan: special weapons and tactics of the martial arts
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Modern-day shurikenjutsu authorities, Naruse Kanji 成瀬関次(1888 - 1948) and
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if used in this manner), as well as a longer range thrown weapon.
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Shuriken jutsu: The Japanese art of projectile throwing
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Traditional Japanese martial arts of shuriken throwing
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