Nindo Ryu Iaijutsu is the system within the Nindo Ryu Bujutsu Kai who studies the sword arts of the samurai. It is a 'gendai" art. The system is a combination of three Japanese styles of swordsmanship. Those styles are: Katori Shinto Ryu (Koryu) Kodai No Seichin Iaijutsu (Gendai) Ryu Sei Ken Batto Do (Gendai) This is an introductory book to the skills of the Swordsmans of Nindo"

The way of patience is a path to survival. To live under the sword, change your perspective. A sword over your heart is a reminder that free will can offer both light and darkness. Patience allows you to see the differences and to avoid the blade. To avoid the blade is to master your destiny. This book reflects the philosophy and strategy of the warriors of Nindo Ryu and the Tay'na Clan.

Modern ninjutsu in the west have no iconic tool as the so-called "Ninja-to", "Shinobi No To" or as we knew it today the ninja sword. Thanks to the media and the film industry, this variation of the traditional katana has become the acumen of the ninja. This is an introduction to the historical ninja-to.

Master your craft before your opponent does. Bring your warriors into full bloom. Recognize your real task. Live and breathe the strategy of Heaven. Confront the river of blood. Finally, master the craft of war. For the people, keep the darkness away. That is your call and your reason to be in this world. This is the leadership books for the warriors on Nindo Ryu.

The strategies of the triangle are Obstruction, Intimidation and Destruction. Each strategy has a purpose and each one balance the other.This is the third of the Dao Of Nindo series. This books covers the tactical strategies of the shinobi of nindo ryu.

The kusarigama (鎖鎌, "chain-sickle") is a traditional Japanese weapon that consists of a kama (the Japanese equivalent of a sickle) on a kusari-fundo - a type of metal chain (kusari) with a heavy iron weight (fundo) at the end. The kusarigama is said to have developed during the Muromachi period. This book is an introduction to one of the most unique weapons in japanese budo history.

This is the second book on the Nindo Ryu Gendai Ninjutsu series dealing with the Theory of the Elements and it application to Modern Ninjutsu

Ryu Sei Ken Batto Do is a Gendai school of swordsmanship that is both revolutionary and highly effective. It incorporate the effectiveness and power of a Batto Do system, the fluidity of Iaido, the practicality of Kenjutsu with a level of simplicity rarely achieve by other methods.

The Kanabō also known as Tetsubō (metallic staff) was a studded wooden club used in feudal Japan. This book is an introduction to the methodology and the techniques of this weapon.