What is Bushido

Bushido is a concept that defines the ethical and moral principles of the Japanese warrior class. The term, meaning “the way of the warrior,” emphasizes values such as honor, loyalty, courage, and self-discipline that were expected to be followed by Japanese warriors. The origins of Bushido can be traced back to the behavior of the samurai, the feudal warrior class of Japan. Traditionally, these principles were considered disciplined rules followed in every aspect of a samurai's life. Today, Bushido still holds a significant place in Japanese culture, continuing to influence areas such as modern Japanese discipline, work ethics, and sports.

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