Koji Kashin ( 果心居士, Kashin Koji) is a clone of Jiraiya that was created by Amado Sanzu for the purpose of killing Isshiki Ōtsutsuki. Summoning: Food Cart Destroyer Technique.Sage Art: Five Fire Gods' Fan of Flames.I have mine but I my opinion about that is not important.Naruto x Boruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections So you draw you own conclusions about that one. Even though he has re-formed his 'Shadow Of Iga Society' group and offers training in authentic Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu one day a month or week for 45 minutes for members only (I cringe to think of how much that is costing them). Hayes is still affiliated with the Bujinkan and he probably will always be affiliated with the Bujinkan however he DOES NOT teach Bujinkan. Up front it looks good and has a lot of positive energy etc.but in the backend, it is lacking some serious basic skills IHMO.įrom my understanding (based on other Bujinkan practioners and from Mr. Thus created too much 'negative' feelings. I believe ukemi skills have actually been eliminated from the Quest Center's cirriculum due to the fact it was 'too hard' for the students to learn. But from many of the practioners that I have seen from Quest Centers, their taijutsu is extremely poor in all aspects and the ukemi skills are virtually non-existent. Whether or not these techniques are beneficial or work in reality, only those who train in the system can say. Hayes basically did was take everything that he learned in the Bujinkan system and broken it down or 'watered' it down to simple techniques that anyone can do and charging them a crap load of money for it as well. He has basically created a chain of marital art schools called Quest Centers that teach To Shin Do which is translated to The way of sword/heart or something like that.

Nature is not static and neither is the Bujinkan. It is a living, growing, evolving art and as such is in constant flux. And when the student advances to a certain point the art starts to be his/hers. At the end of the day, Bujinkan practitioners are studying Hatsumi-ha Taijutsu, aka Hatsumi Ryu. Imo, the 'official' name is really of very little importance anyway. There are several reasons for the name changes at various times but overall, the point is that while we study the last extant 'ninja' arts, we also study other things that are more attributable to the larger heading of 'budo'. The take home lesson here is, all the names are accurate. Then, circa '94, it transmogrified one more time to Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. Then toward the late '80's early '90s it was Bujinkan Ninpo Taijutsu.

Then in the '80s it became Bujinkan Dojo Togakure Ryu Ninpo Taijutsu. In a nutshell, in the '60s and '70s the Bujinkan arts were known as Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu. Similar to the name progression of Wing Chun to Jun Fan Gung Fu to Jeet Kune Do to Jeet Kune Do Concepts, ad infinitum.

Kuji goshin no ho stephen k hayes