In fact, the story is not complicated, and the flashback technique is also commonplace. The overall lens is dark and depressed, which is in line with the style of many Japanese movies (far away from the style of Japanese entertainment festivals). I admire the girl very much. Maybe Miho doesn't have too much regret, but the name of the girl is weird. Did his father want to have a daughter in the first place?
I have always felt that the Japanese samurai are a kind of historical freaks to a certain extent. They overemphasize things like loyalty and bias and suppress human nature. But the tough spirit of the samurai is in the blood of the Japanese, but it has also made Japan's achievements.
Finally, cherish our happy life.
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