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“The truth of the scholar, alone in his study, does not always accord with what the world at large considers to be true.”

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Musashi

This book is a biographical account of Miyamoto Musashi, a renowned samurai and swordsman from Japan. It explores his journey from a young boy to a master of the sword, highlighting his battles, philosophies, and the development of his unique swordsmanship style. more

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Eiji Yoshikawa
Eiji Yoshikawa

Eiji Yoshikawa was a distinguished Japanese novelist renowned for his historical novels. Born on August 11, 1892, in Tokyo, he was a prolific writer who delved into various facets of Japanese history and culture. Yoshikawa's works frequently portrayed the struggles and victories of ordinary individuals against the backdrop of significant historical events. His writing style was marked by its vivid descriptions and emotional depth, which struck a chord with a broad audience. He passed away on September 7, 1962. more

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