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Bushido, the Soul of Japan

Easy-to-read Layout

Nitobe Inazō
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
FV éditions

About

First published in 1899, this work explores the moral and ethical code that guided the samurai of feudal Japan, aiming to provide insight into the "soul of Japan". Meaning "the way of the warrior", Bushido has had a profound and lasting impact on Japanese culture and society, shaping the values and character of the nation beyond the samurai class.

This new edition comes with an Easy-to-Read Layout designed to make reading comfortable.

Related Subjects

  • Asian
  • Philosophy
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General
  • Martial Arts
  • Sports & Recreation
  • Japan
  • Asia
  • History

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