| rdfs:comment | - Unlike the vast majority of shinobi, who require years of study and training in order to fully understand the composition of ninjutsu, those born within the Nomura Clan innately possess this knowledge. In act, understanding the complex rations of chakra in order to form some of the most deadly techniques is an elementary task for any of their midst. It is for this reason that members of the Nomura Clan possess the capacity to master a wide variety of skills, ranging from {{nw|Fūinjutsu, Jikukan Ninjutsu, and everything in-between with what seems to be relative ease.
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| abstract | - Unlike the vast majority of shinobi, who require years of study and training in order to fully understand the composition of ninjutsu, those born within the Nomura Clan innately possess this knowledge. In act, understanding the complex rations of chakra in order to form some of the most deadly techniques is an elementary task for any of their midst. It is for this reason that members of the Nomura Clan possess the capacity to master a wide variety of skills, ranging from {{nw|Fūinjutsu, Jikukan Ninjutsu, and everything in-between with what seems to be relative ease. It is said that, out of the countless rations which are exercised in order to produce ninjutsu, the "formula" through which Ten'idō is formed is among the most complex. Furthermore, it is a "recipe" that all Nomura naturally come to access; some earlier than others. It is for this reason that tales revolving around the supposed telekinetic feats performed by infants circulate to this day. Ten'idō earns its classification of kekkei genkai due to the fact that, despite numerous attempts to do so throughout the generations, it is a literal impossibility for anyone; even the most astute shinobi, born outside of the Nomura to comprehend its formula.
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