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日本傳奇武將與他們珍愛的刀劍
名城中蘊藏的刀劍文化故事
銘刻歷史的傳奇名刀
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Kirino Toshiaki (Nakamura Hanjirō)
One of the "Four Great Assassins" of the Bakumatsu Era, Imperial Army Major General
## Life Born in 1838 in Kagoshima, Satsuma Province, as the third son of Nakamura Yoemon (also known...
Matsubayashi Henyasai
Founder of the Musō Gan-ryū, Nicknamed "the Bat" for His Freely Leaping Swordsmanship
## Origins Matsubayashi Henyasai is said to have been born in 1593 in Kaizu, Shinano Province (prese...
Shimada Toranosuke
One of the three great swordsmen of the Bakumatsu era and teacher of Katsu Kaishū
## Origins and Training Shimada Toranosuke (1814-1852) was a swordsman of the late Edo period. Born...
Nene (Kōdai-in)
The Consort Who Outlasted an Era
## The Birth of Kita no Mandokoro Nene (later Kōdai-in), born in Owari Province in Tenbun 18 (1549),...
Terao Magonojō
Chief Disciple of Miyamoto Musashi Who Received the Book of Five Rings Shortly Before Musashi's Death, Second Grandmaster of the Niten Ichi-ryū
## Life Born in 1611 as the son of a warrior serving the Hosokawa house, then lords of Buzen Kokura ...
Uesugi Ujinori (Zenshū)
Kantō Kanrei and Head of the Inukake Uesugi — Leader of the Uesugi Zenshū Rebellion Against the Kamakura Kubō
## Life Uesugi Ujinori, known by his Buddhist name Zenshū, was born as the son of Uesugi Tomomune, h...
Ukita Naoie
The Dark Strategist of Bizen
## The Birth of a Kyōyū Born in Bizen Province in Kyōroku 2 (1529), Ukita Naoie was a kyōyū (a ruthl...
Ishida Mitsunari
The Loyal Strategist of Sekigahara
## The Sankencha Anecdote and Rise to Prominence Born in Eiroku 3 (1560) in Ishida village, Sakata D...
Kojima Takanori
Nanboku-chō Warrior Known Only from the Taiheiki, Famed for the Poem Carved on a Cherry Tree
Kojima Takanori is held to have been a samurai of the Nanboku-chō period. He is described as a man o...
Gotō Matabē
One of the Five Warriors of Osaka Castle—The Last Hero of the Militarist Faction Who Left the Kuroda Clan and Fell at Osaka Castle
## Feud with Kuroda Nagamasa Gotō Matabē (Mototsugu), born in Harima Province in Eiroku 3 (1560), is...
Ōuchi Yoshihiro
Ouchi Yoshihiro (1356-1399) was a military commander and daimyo from the Nanbokucho to the Muromachi...
Hosokawa Yūsai
The Pinnacle of Literary and Martial Arts: The Greatest Scholar-Warrior of the Sengoku Period Who Preserved the Kokin Denju
## Embodiment of Literary and Martial Arts Born in Tenbun 3 (1534), Hosokawa Yūsai (Fujitaka) was th...