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In the final years of the Edo period, Sakamoto Ryōma emerged as a visionary who sought to reform Japan. His striking phrase “to wash the country” carried a powerful political message and embodied a deep desire for justice and renewal. This episode explores the meaning and impact of his words.Read More
Uesugi Kagekatsu, the heir of Uesugi Kenshin, expressed a powerful view on warfare: facing a strong opponent is not a burden, but an pleasure. This episode delves into the samurai’s deep respect for worthy enemies.Read More
Uesugi Kenshin, the famed “Tiger of Echigo,” was a rare example of integrity in an age of constant warfare. In this episode, we examine his principles and his commitment to honour over conquest.Read More