even the warehouse administrators , but as a samurai, the male protagonist still shoulders the burden of fighting with another humble samurai warrior and finally kills each other in the process of vomiting the bitterness of life between the two, but, even if it is, reluctantly and unwillingly, as a samurai, Loyalty to the master is the biggest rule. Even in the era when the samurai was defeated, the male protagonist had to leave the house for this rule, leave his daughters and the girl he had admired since childhood, and rushed to the battlefield against the imperial army of the Restoration Empress, and finally Died by gunfire. This is just like what is said in "The Good Man Injiro", it is really hard to be a good man. It is really difficult to fulfill both the responsibility of being a father and the responsibility of being a samurai.
Coincidentally, the kendo master in "The Last Samurai" was also played by Hiroyuki Sanada, and died of gunfire in the battle against the new army. Is this movie a prequel to "The Last Samurai"? Hahaha, just a coincidence...
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