Meishō itsuwa jidai no bushi / Shoji Tatsusaburō cho.,åå°é¸話æ代ã®武士 / æ±海æ辰ä¸éè. 1912 [Leather Bound]
by ShōJi, Tatsusaburō., ƱƵ·ÆÈ¾°Ä¸É.
Meisho itsuwa jidai no bushi, authored by Tatsusaburo Shoji in 1912, examines the samurai during the age of renowned tales. This leather-bound volume recounts the lives and lore of these warriors, providing insight into Japan's historical martial culture through engaging anecdotes and traditions.
About This Book
This 1912 work by Tatsusaburo Shoji delves into the era of famous tales, focusing on the samurai class in Japanese history.
Bound in leather, the book offers a preserved glimpse into the narratives and traditions of bushi, or warriors, from that distinctive period.
Authored with attention to historical detail, it captures the essence of Meisho itsuwa, blending legend with factual accounts of martial life.
Ideal for enthusiasts of East Asian heritage, this edition maintains the original text's integrity for scholarly and personal study.
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