Mitsuru Fukikoshi

Mitsuru Fukikoshi

  • Born: 1965-2-17
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  • Extended Reading
    • Lydia 2022-03-26 09:01:14

      gentle power

      The nickname "Twilight Kiyobei" doesn't seem to be malicious to us, and I can't hear any sarcasm. Instead, I think it's more artistic than his real name, Kiyobei ​​Iguchi. In fact, it was his colleagues who made fun of him for going home on time after get off work every day and never having fun...

    • Felicia 2022-03-25 09:01:23

      redefining success

      In Japan at the end of the Tokugawa period, as a samurai who lived on the sword, he had a unique skill but never showed it, and he was always earning a meager income of 50 shi (the real number is 30 shi). His wife died of an illness full of grievances, and even before her death, she still...

    • Bryce 2022-03-29 09:01:09

      At the end of the curtain, an office worker with a sword, a monthly salary of fifty stone, a wooden sword without a sharp edge, returning home early in the sunset, Qingbingwei at dusk, happy for three years

    • Angelo 2022-03-22 09:03:02

      Really burst into tears at the end. The best designed is his ending, after reaching the glorious point of a lifetime, gaining love and a good life, and then mundanely dying in war. As his daughter said, his simple wish has been fulfilled. This "unlucky" person in the eyes of the world has completed his life with an ordinary trajectory and not without proud deeds. The disadvantage is that the daughter's perspective is sometimes not conducive to the development of details.

    The Twilight Samurai quotes

    • Kayano Iguchi: Father, If I learn to do needlework someday I can make kimonos. But what good will book learning ever do me?

      Seibei Iguchi: Well, it probably won't ever be as useful as needlework. But you know, book learning gives you the power to think. However the world might change, if you have the power to think you'll always survive somehow. That's true for boys and for girls. All right?

      Kayano Iguchi: Yes.

    • Seibei Iguchi: I am ashamed to say that over many years of hardship with two daughters, a sick wife and an aged mother, I have lost the desire to wield a sword. A serious fight, the killing of a man, requires animal ferocity and calm disregard for one's own life. I have neither of those within me now. Perhaps in a month... alone with the beasts in the hills I could get them back. But tomorrow, I am afraid, is completely impossible.