Way of the Samurai (Musashi, Book 1) (Paperback)

by Eiji Yoshikawa (Author)

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Paperback
Publisher: Pocket Books (March 1991)
ISBN-10: 0671644211
ISBN-13: 978-0671644215
Product Dimensions: 17.8 x 10.9 x 3.3 cm
Shipping Weight: 182 g

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5.0 out of 5 stars From back of book, Nov 20 2003

By	K. J. Blake "Super Reader" (Phoenix,AZ United States) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

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150 years of strife have left Japan a war-torn wasteland. Out of the ashes, a new hero is born- destined to be the greatest swordsman of all time... Musashi.

In 1605 the war between eastern and western Japan ended on the bloody battlefield of Sekigahara. The new Shogunate struggled to establish its power, and leaderless samurai roamed the country, But from the great martial arts temples to the royal castles of Osaka and Kyoto came word of a single swordsman challenging the heroes of the day. His name: Musashi, left for dead on the plain of Sekigahara, reborn under the guidance of a mysterious Buddhist monk, following The Way of the Sword and the Way of Truth. Beloved by women, acclaimed by men, Musashi's enemies die at his hands. In the greatest epic of the Orient, this is the authentic story of a warrior's quest for the ultimate honor- and the unforgettable saga of a glorious age.

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