Samurai Honor
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About Samurai
-The Seven Moral Codes of Bushido “Righteousness, Courage, Humanity, Propriety, Sincerity, Honor, and Loyalty” The Bushido spirit was a way of life, or morality, of the samurai that emphasized honor, loyalty, courage, self-discipline, kindness, and respect for authority based on samurai ethics. Today, 800 years later, it continues to be a spiritual pillar of the Japanese people and influences the politeness and manners of the Japanese people. Japanese supporters pick up trash from the bleachers after soccer matches and clean up before leaving. Players also clean up the locker rooms and benches before leaving. This is not forced by anyone. No one is forced or paid to do this. When Japanese people wait in line for a train, bus, or cab, they do not interrupt the line and look for the end of the line. In addition, calligraphy, a traditional culture, is generally started in early childhood, when children are 3 to 5 years old, as a form of learning. It helps them develop the ability to write beautiful letters, concentration, and courtesy, and they do not suffer great shame or disgrace when they grow up. We want people from other countries to know the spirit of the samurai way of life, which has continued from the late 12th century to the present day, through a variety of traditional cultural experiences. We want you to learn. I want you to be interested in it. We offer a class called “Samurai Honor” with this belief.
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- England