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43 Cards in this Set

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Kami
Spirits that live in every object in nature
Bushido
The way of the warrior; strict code of honor and total loyalty.
Samurai
A noble, and a warrior in battle, one who serves their master.
Kana
The written language
Shinto
The religion of the samurai.
Zen Buddhism
A religion that came to Japan from China
Shogun
The military and political leaders
Bakufu
The “tent government” led by the Shogun.
Mon
Family Crest
Uji
One of the main towns in Japan
Pilgrimmage
Trip to a holy place
Miyabi
The code of courtly manner
Shoen
Tax-free estates
Torii
The gate that people enter to go to a holy place where the kami lives.
Abacus
A device that used for math calculations.
Chancellor
Trusted advisor of the emperor
Daimyo
A war lord
Kamikazee
Typhoons that wiped out the Mongol invasion
Kago
a box that 4 people carry - merchants ride in them
Sake
Japanese drink that has alcohol
Obi
a belt that people put on
Hachimaki
Headband which was decorated with his family crest
Tatami
Mats that Japanese people sit on
Kabuki
A theater where peasants, farmers, and merchants watch plays
Hai
Putting on a sword or
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Haiku
Formal, unrhymed poetry
Barbarian
Uncivilized person
Ronin
A samurai without a master, a disgrace to Japanese culture
Acrobat
A skilled performer that performs gymnastics
Magistrate
Court officials
Seppuku
A suicide ritual, last way for the samurai to die in honor
Cha-no-yu
Japanese tea ritual
Bonsai
A miniature tree that is supposed to be more beautiful than in nature
Kimono
The dress that Japanese women wear
Meditation
A form of relaxing that goes on for hours, Buddhist monks do it a lot
Amaterasu
The sun goddess
Kana
The written language
Court Nobles
Somebody of high rank that lives in the court
Shrine
Places where the kami lives
Ise
A certain kind of shrine
Kirishitans
Christians, Japanese do not like them to be in Japan
Tabi
A type of shoe
Provincial Nobles
Nobles that where independent, and raised their own army