Fujita Seiko, heir to Kōga-ryū ninjutsu, is often called the chief instructor of Japan’s wartime spy school. A 1939 army document tells a much smaller story.
On Dojo and Ring I trace the line from a Fukuoka dojo in 1881, through the Black Dragon Society, to the Nakano School, where Morihei Ueshiba taught budo to future agents. What do the records actually show? [Read the full article]
