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Tachibana Ginchiyo: The Fearless Onna-musha of Japan

April 8, 2024 by Japan Daily Leave a Comment

Tachibana Ginchiyo

Few Japanese female warriors loomed as large as Tachibana Ginchiyo in Japanese history. A legendary onna-musha (female warrior), she is remembered for her unwavering courage, strategic acumen and leadership. As leader of the Tachibana clan, she was one of her people’s last defenses during the chaos of the Sengoku period. Early Life and Ascension to Leadership Born in … [Read more...] about Tachibana Ginchiyo: The Fearless Onna-musha of Japan

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