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Ishikawa Goemon (1558–1594): Goemon reputedly tried to drip poison from a thread into Oda Nobunaga's mouth through a hiding spot in the ceiling, [144] but many fanciful tales exist about Goemon, and this story cannot be confirmed.

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Fujibayashi, Masatake; Nakajima, Atsumi. (1996). Shōninki: Ninjutsu densho. Tokyo: Shinjinbutsu Ōraisha. OCLC 222455224. a b c 吉丸雄哉（associate professor of Mie University) (April 2017). "くのいちとは何か". In 吉丸雄哉、山田雄司 編 (ed.). 忍者の誕生. 勉誠出版. ISBN 978-4-585-22151-7. Superhuman or supernatural powers were often associated with the ninja with a style of Japanese martial arts in ninjutsu. Some legends include flight, invisibility, shapeshifting, teleportation, the ability to "split" into multiple bodies ( bunshin), the summoning of animals ( kuchiyose), and control over the five classical elements. These fabulous notions have stemmed from popular imagination regarding the ninja's mysterious status, as well as romantic ideas found in later Japanese art of the Edo period. Magical powers were rooted in the ninja's own misinformation efforts to disseminate fanciful information. For example, Nakagawa Shoshunjin, the 17th-century founder of Nakagawa-ryū, claimed in his own writings ( Okufuji Monogatari) that he had the ability to transform into birds and animals. [88]An assassination attempt on Toyotomi Hideyoshi was also thwarted. A ninja named Kirigakure Saizō (possibly Kirigakure Shikaemon) thrust a spear through the floorboards to kill Hideyoshi, but was unsuccessful. He was "smoked out" of his hiding place by another ninja working for Hideyoshi, who apparently used a sort of primitive " flamethrower". [72] Unfortunately, the veracity of this account has been clouded by later fictional publications depicting Saizō as one of the legendary Sanada Ten Braves. The warlord Oda Nobunaga's notorious reputation led to several attempts on his life. In 1571, a Kōga ninja and sharpshooter by the name of Sugitani Zenjubō was hired to assassinate Nobunaga. Using two arquebuses, he fired two consecutive shots at Nobunaga, but was unable to inflict mortal injury through Nobunaga's armor. [69] Sugitani managed to escape, but was caught four years later and put to death by torture. [69] In 1573, Manabe Rokurō, a vassal of daimyō Hatano Hideharu, attempted to infiltrate Azuchi Castle and assassinate the sleeping Nobunaga. However, this also ended in failure, and Manabe was forced to commit suicide, after which his body was openly displayed in public. [69] According to a document, the Iranki, when Nobunaga was inspecting Iga province—which his army had devastated—a group of three ninja shot at him with large-caliber firearms. The shots flew wide of Nobunaga, however, and instead killed seven of his surrounding companions. [70]

Mochizuki Chiyome (16th century): the wife of Mochizuke Moritoki. Chiyome created a school for girls, which taught skills required of geisha, as well as espionage skills. [145] The ninja's adaption of kites in espionage and warfare is another subject of legends. Accounts exist of ninja being lifted into the air by kites, where they flew over hostile terrain and descended into, or dropped bombs on enemy territory. [96] Kites were indeed used in Japanese warfare, but mostly for the purpose of sending messages and relaying signals. [127] Turnbull suggests that kites lifting a man into midair might have been technically feasible, but states that the use of kites to form a human " hang glider" falls squarely in the realm of fantasy. [128] Kuji-kiri Legs Clothing consists mostly of pants and skirts. They can be equipped to the upper of the two Lower Body slots for clothing on the Inventory screen.a b c d "Copy of legendary book on art of ninja found at shrine in west Japan city". Mainichi Daily News. 21 June 2022. Archived from the original on 21 June 2022. Stealthy Ninja Tools You Haven't Heard Of". All About Japan. 28 February 2017 . Retrieved 14 April 2022. Runnebaum, Achim (22 February 2016). "7 Things you didn't know about Ninja". Japan Daily . Retrieved 14 April 2022. Based on the combination of colors they dropped, or the number of grains, the Ninja could make over 100 different codes.