Japan Ninja Council is a nationwide organization dedicated to researching and sharing the culture and history of the Japanese ninja. It brings together municipalities, universities, tourism associations, private organizations, and businesses to promote ninja-related culture and tourism and support local economies. The council works to collect and provide information about ninja, a subject long surrounded by mystery, and is advised by specialists in ninja history and research.

Its offerings connect visitors and enthusiasts with ninja experiences and learning. These include the Ninja Information Center Tokyo and Dojo, ninja tours, the Ninja Walk in Edo Tokyo, and shuriken events. The council also promotes NINDO, an online ninja academy initiative, and has introduced an ambassador program connected with that project. Through its member network, which includes local governments and tourism associations in areas such as Iga, Koka, Odawara, and Ueda, Japan Ninja Council highlights regional destinations and their ninja heritage. Its activities combine cultural education, historical research, and tourism promotion for people interested in discovering ninja traditions across Japan.