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Tag: characterBy apackof2, Section News
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Japan's long history was one of tradition and honor. The legendary samurai were the symbols of the honor and majesty of this once mighty empire. The code of the samurai was symbolic of how the people aspired to live their lives. They were the warrior class, the knights of their land, and the epitome of what was good in their land. They lived lives of discipline, honor and service.
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