wats the diffrence?

[NinjaKid]

Hey all wats the Diffrence between Genbukan and Bujinkan?

[gfys]

Politics. Hehe, but seriously, from what I understand, it's all about the way things are done, rank structure, fees, and who the leader is of course. There's also a third organization called the Jinenkan. All of them are good. It's really just a matter of which one is closest to or most suited to you. In the end, it's all ninjutsu anyway.

[Dennis Monk]

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[David Craik]

'what' has an 'h' in it, by the way. A 'wat' is a Cambodian, Lao or Thai Buddhist temple.

[Kennin]

"wat" is also Dutch for "what". So he wasn't SO entirely wrong.

As for the question: "Jinenkan, Bujinkan, Genbukan... same difference." To get a more definite difference, go and visit some BJK, JNK and GBK dōjō and make up your own mind.

[NinjaKid]

i see Thank you very Much :D

[David Craik]

"wat" is also Dutch for "what".

True..Afrikaans as well. But with the possible exception of yourself I think people would be pretty confused if I posted in Afrikaans :)

[Kennin]

I would be a bit amused in a positive way. :)

Suidafrikaans sounds a bit like children's language to Dutch speaking people :)

[David Craik]

Suidafrikaans sounds a bit like children's language to Dutch speaking people :)

It did to me too, and English is my first language. :D