samurai tradition
Japanese warrior ethics
Samurai tradition refers to the cultural practices, values, and codes of conduct associated with Japan's warrior class, which dominated from the 12th through 19th centuries.
Central to this tradition is bushido—emphasizing loyalty, honor, martial skill, and discipline.
The phrase often invokes these ideals in modern contexts: The company prides itself on samurai tradition in its craftsmanship.
It may suggest rigorous training, unwavering dedication, or ceremonial precision.
- katanaCurved Japanese fighting blade
- bushidoSamurai honor system
- warrior codeFighter's ethical principles
- daimyoJapanese feudal landowner
- honorHigh regard, moral dignity
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