Self-DisciplineHow Did Samurai Stay Healthy?
— For a Warrior, Health Was Also a Battlefield ■ Health Was a Samurai’s “Strength to Protect Others” For a sa...
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Self-Discipline Self-DisciplineWhy Samurai Believed “Control the Night, Control the Battle”
In samurai warfare, night was not just darkness.Night was aweapon. Many famous commanders believed that if you c...
Samurai LeadershipSanada Yukimura: The Samurai Who Charged Into Hopeless Odds
Sanada Yukimura (1567–1615) is one of the most admired warriors in Japanese history.He is praised not only for his ...
Self-DisciplineThe Art of Defeat: Yamanaka Shikanosuke and the Strength to Endure
In Japan’s Sengoku era, a warrior named Yamanaka Shikanosuke became famous not for his victories, but for his spiri...
Self-DisciplineSamurai Never Neglected Training — Preparing for Unseen Battles
Introduction Samurai lived with the belief that peace was only a moment between battles.They trained every day —...
Self-DisciplineThe Samurai and Their Sword — A Lesson for Modern Professionals
For the samurai, the sword was more than a weapon.It was theirsoul— a symbol of honor, discipline, and self-control...
Self-DisciplineSamurai and Hot Springs: Healing, Silence, and Strategy
1. Healing the Wounds of War For the samurai, hot springs were more than a place to relax — they were a natural ...
Self-DisciplineSamurai Habits: Discipline Beyond Motivation
Many people believe that success comes from motivation.But true success is built onhabit, not emotion. Even the ...
Self-DisciplineSamurai Minimalism: The Edo Way of Living with Less
In Edo Japan, people lived in small wooden houses callednagaya.A family’s belongings could often fit into a single ...
Self-DisciplineSide Hustle of the Samurai: How Edo Warriors Survived Peace
1. When Peace Became a Burden For centuries, the samurai lived by the sword.But during the Edo period (1603–1868...