 Trained warriors  Was hired by landowners to protect  Feudal warrior society developed › Feudal state is a local lord holding land through military.

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 Trained warriors  Was hired by landowners to protect  Feudal warrior society developed › Feudal state is a local lord holding land through military force › Bushido-the way of the warrior (code of ethics) › Seppuku-Those who failed (disembowel) › Zen Buddhism diffused from China  Meditation and discipline

 Military leader or General became more powerful that Emperor

 Storm winds –”Devine Winds”  Sacrifice life for greater good

 Kamakura Shogunate › Defeated by the Mongols Tokugawa Shogunate – Fishing Village Edo become worlds largest city Tokyo

 fu-ru-i-ke ya (5) ka-wa-zu to-bi-ko-mu (7) mi-zu no o-to (5) Translated:  old pond... a frog leaps in water’s sound

 Japanese dance-drama Kabuki theatre is known for the stylization of its drama and for the elaborate make-up worn by some of its performers.  Theater plays includes dance and music with dialog. Egs Chanhassen Theater, Broadway