武

armed might

weapon

arms

martial arts

samurai

nuclear arms

warrior

military commander

samurai family

literary and military arts

military officer

martial arts

military man

body double

Bushido

nobles and soldiers

military affairs

military science

military fame

civilian and military man

female warrior

brave

the art of war

samurai's lineage

warrior

armed conflict

the teachings of Bushido

civil and military officers

shogunate marital union with the Imperial family

Seibu

Seibu Lions (Japanese pro baseball team)

Jōbu University

power politics

dusky tripletooth goby (Tridentiger obscurus)

martial arts demonstration

distinguished (surpassing) valor (valour)

fortunes of war

military affairs

martial arts

Emperor Jimmu

god of military arts

traveling about to gain skill in combat (travelling)

use of (military) force

a samurai never goes back on his word

a samurai never goes back on his word

the pen is mightier than the sword

samurai doll

dojo (hall used for martial arts training)

all the officials, both military and civil

armed diplomacy

Kenmu era (of unified Japan; 1334.1.29-1336.2.29)

armed intervention

samurai romance

militaristic

fleeing soldier

band of warriors (often formed from related or dependent families)

feudal period (characterized by the rule of the shogunate, 1185-1867)

martial arts area (within a school, gym, etc.)

military preparation

militarism

feudal government

wandering samurai

military family

since the era of the Emperor Jimmu

samurai words and phrases

soldier

martial artist

martial artist

martial spirit

a step

arms

master of martial arts

Musashi University

to be soldierly

prowess

samurai's compassion

ancient Japanese martial arts

samurai-house style (Kamakura period)

being accomplished in both the literary and military arts

military government

ancient Japanese martial arts

A Farewell to Arms (novel by Ernest Hemingway, 1929)

samurai government

female warrior

idea of uniting the court and the shogunate (late Edo period)

Kenmu Restoration (1333-1336)

armed neutrality

amateurish and haughty way of doing business

bravery

samurai for the shogunate

martial arts

Musashi (former province located in parts of present-day Tokyo, Kanagawa and Saitama prefectures)

Sōbu Line (Chiba-Tokyo railway)

samurai drill

arms dealer

Tōbu Tōjō Line

amateurish and haughty way of doing business

rearmament

Jimmu Boom (economic boom of the mid-1950s)

arms business

fortified city

continued luck in the fortunes of war

warrior picture (genre of ukiyo-e)

bravery

armed peace

Ordnance School

armed attack

Yamato Takeru

militarism

military training

Musashino University

armed group

Takefuji Corporation

political weapon

heavy armament

samurai spirit

Tukong Moosul (Korean martial art)

armed conflict

small arms

Bunri University of Hospitality

strategy

armory

arms exports

to train oneself in military arts

practising martial arts

common soldier

trembling with excitement

daredevil

fully armed

unify the nation by force

armed group

Dai Nippon Butoku Kai (martial arts organization; 1895-1946)

scholarship and swordsmanship are one and the same

military attaché

International Budo University

military invasion

being prepared for a theoretical (ideological) argument

martial arts stadium

demilitarization

weapons inspection

Musashino Women's College (abbr)

martial artist

to lay down one's arms

every martial art

Wuhan University

Mushakōjisenke school of tea ceremony

law decreeing rules for daimyo during Tokugawa shogunate

demilitarization

unarmed neutrality

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