Samurai

Samurai: skillful warrior In a fight between the most fierce and strongest warrior, none other than a clash between a Samurai and knight are a perfect match waiting to happen. Both are very similar but could one stand out and have the upper hand in a battle. With their abilities, who would have the most advantage out of the two in battle. While knights and Samurai have an abundance of corresponding qualities, in a one to one battle, the advantage would go to the Samurai and the can be recognized

at the Samurai of being some of the most feared warriors in history. There is more to a Samurai then his coordination and fighting abilities many forget to look at the things that helped enable them to fight which would be there armor and various weapons. Throughout this we will look at the life of a samurai and look at what makes the armor so special. Although the Japanese culture is a unique there is one thing that makes this cultures history so unique and standout which is the Samurai. The Samurai

would win? A samurai has all the tools necessary for defeating a knight. A knight has similar tools but ultimately will be defeated. A samurai would arise victorious. While knights and samurai have many similarities, in a one on one battle, the advantage would be to the samurai and this can be seen in their training, weapons, and beliefs. The first way samurais have an advantage is in their training. In document C1 taken from a show on PBS it says. “The rigorous training of samurai began when

The samurai were warriors who were more of less the equivalent of feudal knights apart from some differences such as being able to read and being skilled at Japanese art . The word Samurai actually means “one who serves” They were employed by the shogun (daimyo) these people were members of a warrior class that followed a strict code.This code defined what they wore (clothes and armour) and how they acted on the battlefield. The age of the Samurai lasted for almost 700 years form approx.1185 to 1867

The medieval period lasted from the 5th to the 15th century, which was a time of war, destruction and death. Knights and Samurai were two highly ranked warriors during the Medieval period. Knights were highly skilled warriors, who were brave and noble who fought to protect their kingdom. The life of a Medieval Knight was a preferable life than a Samurai because Knights had no punishment for not following the code of Chivalry and were more protected in battle. A Knights protective armour, experienced

The Last Samurai Think about your friends, family, and your loved ones for a second. Think about what luxuries you have and how you have come to love them. Doesn’t it make you feel blessed and lucky to be who you are? Now imagine being thrown onto enemy territory, a lonely and dangerous place with nothing. In order to survive you must communicate with the enemy and learn to live their way—the total opposite culture you hate. In the movie, The Last Samurai, the author portrays a Civil War veteran

The most memorable and vivid moment for me in the book Samurai Shortstop was when Moriyama was kicked for disobeying the rules of Ichiko. The rules of Ichiko are they main principles that all of the students at Ichiko must follow. Moriyama was a senior who was arguably the best pitcher in all of Tokyo. He had disobeyed these rules by going out of campus to see a girl and therefore of his disobedience he was forced to be given the clenched fist punishment. The clenched fist punishment was a penalty

If the devil is in the details, then there was plenty of devil inThe Last Samurai. As director Edward Zwick explains, hisdecision to commit the film to historically accurate visuals at anepic-like scale meant an almost unending research and logisticalmanagement project for him and his collaborators. At the end of theday, everything combined to directly impact the look and feel of hismovie. "We had to build roads and buildings," he says. "We had to havediscussions about such things as whether it's

LEGACY OF THE SAMURAI _The characteristics, philosophy,_ _and history of the samurai._ For seven centuries, the samurai ruled Japan as the powerful warrior class. As a class of warriors and knights, they led society in feudal Japan. The loyalty to his lord was much more important than his allegiance to his friends, family and even the emperor. Their philosophy was one liberated him from fear, and for these reasons, the samurai came to be the dominate force throughout medieval Japan. War played

So a Samurai, Knight and Spartan walk into a bar… Warriors of the Japan, masters in the way of the sword and honor bound to follow their lords command to the end. These are some ideas that come to mind when thinking of the samurai. A grand military figure in the first millennium of Japan’s history, a very interesting story is told when you search for their origin. With a court that began to care more about looks than their country to a society that both feared and needed them, the story of the samurai