Library Japanese literature Ketto no tsuji

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Japanese Literature
Shincho Bunko : The moment is fatal. The wooden sword, which was supposed to fit into his body, is unusually heavy. An arrogant young man has challenged old Musashi Miyamoto to confront him. In order to protect his reputation as a tactician, he hides in the dark (' Niten no Iwaya' (Cave of the Two Gods)).' Ketto' (The Fight to the Death) which depicts Shintenzen Koshi who fights for the second successor of the Itto-ryu School,' Dawn no Tsukikage' (The Moon Shadow at Dawn) in which Yagyu Munenori, the instructor of heiho (art of warfare), sheds his blood for political ambition, and a collection of masterpieces and short stories which depict the success of historically famous swordsmen such as Morooka Ippa Sai and Aisu Kakosai.