what is Naruto Running?

Naruto running is a style of running popularized by the famous Japanese manga, Naruto. While it’s rare to see Naruto Running in Korea or Japan outside nowdays, it has gained massive popularity in the United States and Europe. However, if you’re over 12 years old, I wouldn’t recommend this running style. You’ll understand why if you try it in a crowded place.

The Popularity of Naruto

Naruto has been immensely popular not only in Japan but also in Korea and Western Europe and USA. There’s hardly anyone who didn’t imitate Naruto when they were young. Personally, I used to imitate the Sharingan more, but my friends often imitated Naruto running. By the way, I am a Korean.

Sharingan and Tsukuyomi

"If you ever visit Korea and see a Korean person repeatedly blinking eyes while staring intently at you, that’s probably me. Do you perhaps feel attracted to me? If so, you’ve fallen under my Tsukuyomi."

How to Naruto Run

I digress, but anyway, the Naruto running method is quite simple yet challenging. You bend your upper body about 75 degrees, stretch your arms straight back, and run. To capture the essence of the original, make "shoo-shoo" sounds with your mouth as you run.

Challenges of Naruto Running

But remember, I mentioned it’s difficult, right? If you love fast food, the Naruto running posture might be tough for you. And if you haven’t been stretching regularly, Naruto running will be very challenging. That’s why I was content with the Tsukuyomi when I was younger.

Naruto Running for Adults

Are you over 20 years old? If so, it’s difficult to enjoy Naruto running outside. Even as a very generous Korean, it is difficult for me to accept such behavior. You’ve just surpassed cultural diversity. However, you can try Naruto running in front of a mirror when you’re alone at home. But once you see yourself in the mirror, you might not want to do it anymore. Let’s just be content with Tsukuyomi. 

 

If you practice tsukuyomi you can make a great boyfriend or girlfriend. It's very similar to a wink. yeah, you're old enough to practice tsukuyomi now. Not naruto running.