A Japanese student aced an assignment on ninja culture by making her own invisible ink from soybeans in a stealthy move that impressed her professor. Eimi Haga, a member of Mie University’s ninja club ...

A professor in Japan had to concede that a student in ninja history knew her stuff when she turned in an essay in invisible ink that she'd made herself. The essay came with a note written in regular ...

Professor was so impressed with Eimi Haga’s creativity, he didn’t reveal whole text A Japanese student aced an assignment on ninja culture by making her own invisible ink from soya beans in a stealthy ...

A student in Japan wrote her report using invisible ink (Representative Image) A Japanese student aced an assignment on ninja culture by making her own invisible ink from soybeans in a stealthy move ...

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A Japanese student aced an assignment on ninja culture by making her own invisible ink from soybeans in a stealthy move that impressed her professor. A Japanese student aced an assignment on ninja ...

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'By learning about ninja... we can apply their knowledge and their ways to the modern society,' Haga's teacher said AFP / TOSHIFUMI KITAMURA A Japanese student aced an assignment on ninja culture by ...