In the 15th year of the Meiji era, Shisan Shiro went to visit Sanshiro, but he did not expect to see a splendid fight between the Shimono party and Masagoro Yano of the shrine. As a teacher, he stubbornly became Yano's disciple.
A few years later, he became one of the four kings of the monastery, and under Yano's careful training, he became a humble hero. Soon, Sanshiro, as Yano's representative, challenged Kadoma to his death. Then there was a confrontation with the master of the ju-jitsu school, Murai. At this time, the ju-jitsu giant Higaki asked to fight against Sanshiro. If he defeated Sanshiro, he would marry Murai's daughter Saya as his wife, but Murai refused. As a result of the competition, Murai used up the last strength of his old bones and was defeated by Sanshiro. On the day that Murai was dying, Higaki, who had always wanted to marry Saya, asked to fight against Sanshiro. Sanshiro tried his best to deal with Higaki's stunt cross pattern. He didn't want to, but Higaki's own heart was defeated first, and he fell on the moonlit Ukyo grassland. on
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