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The Way of the Samurai
Hardback

The Way of the Samurai

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This deluxe edition of "The Way of the Samurai" by Inazo Nitobe offers stenciled page edges, full-color illustrations, and gold embossing. Nitobe delves into samurai culture, revealing their dual roles as warriors and practitioners of the arts. This presentation explores the lasting influence of samurai principles on modern Japanese society and beyond. Part of the Arcturus Luxury Classics series, it's an ideal gift for enthusiasts of Japanese history and culture, boasting exquisite details like patterned endpapers and gold embossed cover designs.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Arcturus Publishing Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
30 September 2024
Pages
208
ISBN
9781398838642

This deluxe edition of "The Way of the Samurai" by Inazo Nitobe offers stenciled page edges, full-color illustrations, and gold embossing. Nitobe delves into samurai culture, revealing their dual roles as warriors and practitioners of the arts. This presentation explores the lasting influence of samurai principles on modern Japanese society and beyond. Part of the Arcturus Luxury Classics series, it's an ideal gift for enthusiasts of Japanese history and culture, boasting exquisite details like patterned endpapers and gold embossed cover designs.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Arcturus Publishing Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
30 September 2024
Pages
208
ISBN
9781398838642