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How is this aspect of the Japanese culture preserved?

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How is this aspect of the Japanese culture preserved?

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Not only has the Samurai's ways been represented in the military but also Japanese culture. For example Zen Buddhism(the Samurai's main religion) is still practiced in Japan today. The Samurais decided to practice Zen Buddhism because of the simple rituals and belief that salvation comes from within. The Samurai culture also produced many Japanese arts such as the tea ceremony and the flower arranging ceremonies which still exists in Japan today.

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Although Samurais are not around today, "the way of the warrior" is still alive. Bushido is used in society today and is the code of conduct not just in military but also in regular society. During WWII, many Japanese soldiers took real antique Samurai swords into "suicide missions" to honor the Samurai's main code: death before dishonor.

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A Samurai dedicates his life to it since the very beginning. Ever since their childhood, they learned the special moves. When Samurais grow up, they fight other Samurais in one-on-one battles.

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The idea of a Samurai started around the 9th century in Japan. Over the following hundreds of years it grew into an important way of life. The Samurai had a lifestyle called "bushido" or "way of the worrior". Samurai worked for their masters and were constantly fighting battles between clans. Besides bloody battles, they also protect the safety of local citizens. The "bushido" demanded many aspects from the Samurai such as self-sacrifice, absolute loyalty, vigour, exceedingly superior weapon skills and many more.

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A member of a powerful military caste who practices the code of conduct of Bushido in medieval Japan.