The term „samurajové“ is the Czech word for „samurai,“ which refers to the historical military nobility of Japan. Samurai were renowned for their martial skills, adherence to a code of honor called Bushido, and their role as protectors and warriors in feudal Japan. They were skilled in various forms of combat, most notably with the katana, a traditional Japanese sword. Samurai culture emphasized virtues such as loyalty, honor, and discipline, and their influence has permeated many aspects of Japanese society and history. While the samurai class was officially abolished in the late 19th century, their legacy endures in modern Japanese culture and has been romanticized in literature, film, and other media.
'Bakebake' je nový dramatický pořad NHK zasazený do pobřežního regionu Shimane, který spojuje tradici s modernitou. Příběh sleduje energickou hrdinku Tokihiro Matsuno a její pouto s cizím anglickým učitelem. Renomovaný…