Ninja documents passed down at descendant home

Ninja documents passed down at descendant home

Photo taken in March 2017 shows ninja documents discovered in 2000 in Koka, western Japan. According to analysis of the documents, textbooks detailing covert techniques used by the feudal mercenaries and written pledges on their secret missions were passed down for generations at the home of a ninja descendant. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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