We moved into the 地略の巻 chi ryaku no maki with 破術九法 hajutsu kyūhō. When I studied this in Japan with Hatsumi Sensei, we were training in the forest with the Japanese maple leaves falling around our heads. He told us that hajutsu was kihon for ninjutsu. We began with 手解 tehodoki. The first kanji mean…

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