The Ultimate Ninjutsu Gift Guide
Perfect Presents for the Martial Artist in Your Life
Christmas shopping for the martial artist or ninjutsu practitioner in your life can feel like a challenge. What do you get for someone whose passion revolves around centuries-old traditions, discipline, and training? To make your search easier, we’ve compiled a list of gift ideas to suit any budget. From books to weapons, training gear, and even armor, this guide has something for everyone.
Books for Knowledge Seekers
Books are a thoughtful and budget-friendly option that can inspire and educate martial artists:
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"Ninja: The Secret History of Ninjutsu" by Kacem Zoughari
For £12.99, this book offers an in-depth exploration of ninjutsu’s rich and often misunderstood history. Ideal for martial artists, historians, or enthusiasts, it delves into the origins, philosophy, and evolution of ninjutsu over centuries. -
"Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu" by Paul Richardson
Available for £15, this book details the history and teachings of the Togakure Ryu, one of the most storied schools of ninjutsu. Perfect for practitioners of the Bujinkan or anyone interested in this ancient art.
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Tools and Weapons for Training
A martial artist’s training is never complete without the right tools:
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Wooden Weapon Care Set – £16.00
Keep practice weapons in top condition with this care set from Nine Circles. It includes Kurumi oil, application cloth, sanding paper, and instructions for extending the life of wooden weapons. -
Bo Staff – £24.99
Made from ash wood, this 6ft staff from Playwell Martial Arts is both strong and lightweight, making it perfect for training or demonstrations. -
Wooden Togakure Ryu Sword – £60.00
Crafted from premium white oak, this bokken mimics the traditional proportions of a Togakure Ryu Daito. Durable and elegant, it’s perfect for serious ninjutsu practitioners.
Gear for Serious Training
Upgrade their training attire or gear with these thoughtful gifts:
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Sashimono (War Banner) – From £45.00
A sashimono war banner is a unique and customizable gift that ties tradition and identity together. Ideal for historical reenactments or simply as a display piece for enthusiasts. -
Oni Keikogi 2.0 Slim Fit – £260.00
This high-quality hemp keikogi, designed in Italy, combines comfort, durability, and style. Its slim fit makes it a thoughtful gift for martial artists who prioritize both aesthetics and functionality.
For the Collector or Enthusiast
If your martial artist loves history and craftsmanship, these are standout options:
- Okegawa Kachi Samurai Armor – From £1,100
This meticulously crafted armor from Iron Mountain Armory is perfect for display or light use. Designed with historical accuracy, it represents the pinnacle of samurai craftsmanship and makes for an unforgettable gift.
Making the Right Choice
Whether you’re shopping for a student, a seasoned practitioner, or a martial arts history enthusiast, this gift guide covers a wide range of interests and budgets. A book can provide inspiration, a new weapon can refine their practice, and a piece of armor or gear can elevate their appreciation of martial arts traditions. This Christmas, delight the martial artist in your life with a gift that resonates with their passion for ninjutsu and the martial arts
