<p>Although Rasengan may be a very dangerous technique, it's not a forbidden technique, so anybody can teach it to everybody.</p>
<p>The Naruto wiki has the categories for <a href="http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Kinjutsu" rel="noreferrer">forbidden Jutsus</a>:</p>
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<li><p>Techniques that cause harm to the user themselves, such as opening the Eight Gates, which the mere use of is both highly useful as well as detrimental to the user.</p>
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<li><p>Techniques that violate the laws of nature (e.g. the Summoning: Impure World Reincarnation, which reincarnates the dead with a human sacrifice).</p>
</li>
<li><p>Certain techniques that are known to cause massive collateral damage, such as the total destruction of a village and end with the death of everyone in it, thus the great moral ramifications of its potential lead many to labelling it as a forbidden technique.</p>
</li>
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<p>Rasengan does not fit in any of these categories, so it's most likely not a forbidden Jutsu ;).</p>

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2013-06-19T06:24:46.630Z
But Naruto is not a chunnin or Jounnin to teach a Genin. Is a genin allowed to teach jutsus?
Ero Sennin
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2013-06-19T06:34:57.630Z
@PraveenSharath Everyone is allowed to teach someone, why should it be forbidden^^. And even though Naruto is still a Genin, he is possibly one of the most experienced ninjas in konoha.
looper
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I don't think experienced is the right word (as he is still quite young) the strongest would be more accurate imo.
dragon112
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As an important side-note. If anyone should be allowed to teach anyone Rasengan it is Naruto. It *is* his father's jutsu afterall.
Selonianth
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looper
<p>Kakashi tells Jiraiya that Rasengan is a dangerous technique after he stopped Naruto and Sasuke who fought for the first time. If it is that dangerous, then why was Naruto allowed to teach Rasengan to Konohamaru?</p>

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Rasengan isn't a Kinjutsu,
Rasengan is just a powerful A-Rank Jutsu.
Kakashi mentioned that Rasengan is dangerous because if Naruto's Rasengan clashed with Sasuke's Chidori ( in their battle in the hospital only ) Sasuke would Die.
Rasengan is an Technique developed by the Fourth Hokage in 3 Years, while Chidori is a technique developed by Kakashi when he was 6 years old only.
ahmedDilmix
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Since it's not a forbidden jutsu, I do not see a reason why he shouldn't be teaching it to Konohamaru. How else do you expect the jutsu to be passed over to the next generations? It's a powerful technique and deserves to be passed along, just like the Sexy-justu :D
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Why is Naruto allowed to teach Rasengan to Konohamaru?
# Why is Naruto allowed to teach Rasengan to Konohamaru?
Posted by: username_0 on 2013-06-19
Kakashi tells Jiraiya that Rasengan is a dangerous technique after he stopped Naruto and Sasuke who fought for the first time. If it is that dangerous, then why was Naruto allowed to teach Rasengan to Konohamaru?
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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Rasengan isn't a Kinjutsu,
Rasengan is just a powerful A-Rank Jutsu.
Kakashi mentioned that Rasengan is dangerous because if Naruto's Rasengan clashed with Sasuke's Chidori ( in their battle in the hospital only ) Sasuke would Die.
Rasengan is an Technique developed by the Fourth Hokage in 3 Years, while Chidori is a technique developed by Kakashi when he was 6 years old only.  
> **username_2**: Since it's not a forbidden jutsu, I do not see a reason why he shouldn't be teaching it to Konohamaru. How else do you expect the jutsu to be passed over to the next generations? It's a powerful technique and deserves to be passed along, just like the Sexy-justu :D  
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### Answer by username_3 on 2013-06-19. Score: 11 | Accepted answer
Although Rasengan may be a very dangerous technique, it's not a forbidden technique, so anybody can teach it to everybody.

The Naruto wiki has the categories for [forbidden Jutsus](http://naruto.wikia.com/wiki/Kinjutsu):

> * Techniques that cause harm to the user themselves, such as opening the Eight Gates, which the mere use of is both highly useful as well as detrimental to the user.
> * Techniques that violate the laws of nature (e.g. the Summoning: Impure World Reincarnation, which reincarnates the dead with a human sacrifice).
> * Certain techniques that are known to cause massive collateral damage, such as the total destruction of a village and end with the death of everyone in it, thus the great moral ramifications of its potential lead many to labelling it as a forbidden technique.

Rasengan does not fit in any of these categories, so it's most likely not a forbidden Jutsu ;).
> **Comments:**
> **username_0** (2013-06-19): But Naruto is not a chunnin or Jounnin to teach a Genin. Is a genin allowed to teach jutsus?  
> **username_3** (2013-06-19): @PraveenSharath Everyone is allowed to teach someone, why should it be forbidden^^. And even though Naruto is still a Genin, he is possibly one of the most experienced ninjas in konoha.  
> **username_4** (2013-06-19): I don't think experienced is the right word (as he is still quite young) the strongest would be more accurate imo.  
> **username_5** (2014-01-19): As an important side-note. If anyone should be allowed to teach anyone Rasengan it is Naruto. It *is* his father's jutsu afterall.  
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