Ninja Quest: Exploring the Skills and Secrets of Japan's Iconic Warriors

What does it take to become a ninja or samurai? These legendary warriors required a unique blend of skills: precise weapons handling, stealthy movements, expert social engineering, wilderness survival, marathon endurance, and top-notch navigation.

 

In a new series from the makers of 'Inside Ninjutsu', Ninja Quest takes you on a journey into the world of the famed Japanese soldiers and renowned medieval spies. Host Chris Kaye sets out to learn the skills that made these revered warriors the iconic figures they are today.

 

In these exciting featurettes, Chris immerses himself in the rich history and rigorous training of the samurai and ninja. The journey begins with a visit to a military museum, where viewers can delve into the history of the samurai and explore their formidable weapons and armor. Kaye then drops into a martial arts class, where ancient techniques are still taught and practiced, offering a rare glimpse into the disciplined training regimes that shaped these legendary warriors. But the adventure doesn’t stop there. Kaye also gets hands-on with the infiltration tools the shinobi would have used during their intelligence-gathering missions. 

 

Ninja Quest promises to be a captivating series that not only educates but also entertains. By combining historical insights with practical demonstrations, it provides a comprehensive look at what it truly means to be a ninja or samurai. 

 

Watch the first two episodes now. 


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