Bushido. Code of honor samurai. Nitobe I.

Inadzo Nitobe is the third son of a famous family of Samuraev from the city of Moriok in northern Japan. He spent young years in the USA, at John Hopkins University, and after receiving a doctoral degree he returned to his homeland. During this time, he published many books, including in English and German, the most famous of which was the Busido - Soul of Japan, published for the first time in 1900.

Before the reader is a detailed and reliable description of the Japanese venal art of the era of feudalism. However, Busido is not just a science of battles, it is a full -fledged philosophy and a unique lifestyle characteristic only of Japanese samurai. Born from ancient traditions, she raised generations of fearless and wise warriors, striving to know and improve their life. The fundamental principles of Busido penetrated the very depths of the national character of Japan and to this day remain in demand, reminding each of us about the importance of duty, fidelity and justice.