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47 Ronin - Chushingura

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Ryokushin
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47 Ronin - Chushingura

Postby Ryokushin » October 29th, 2008 5:07 am

Hello, Mina-san

I just finished a website about the Tale of the 47 Ronin and I just want to share my passion for this samurai story with you all.

You can visit my site at this adress: http://www.47ronins.com

Enjoy!

PS: If you can help spread the word, dont be shy! ;-)

-Ryokushin
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blitzsquirrel
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Postby blitzsquirrel » December 13th, 2008 6:55 am

I wrote a 29 page thesis comparing it to Hamlet in terms of how they reflect societal gender roles.

Perhaps an interesting tale, but it's kind of a long, and slightly boring, play.
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Postby danone » December 13th, 2008 8:54 am

I've read this story in a book that I love, called Tales of Old Japan. It's a nice story, or would be, if it didn't happen for real. :shock:
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