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> For anyone that’s striking out, or wants to make change, I think his life holds a lot of lessons. Eji Yoshikawa’s “Musashi” might be the best start for you, i
by w1ntermute 15y ago
> For anyone that’s striking out, or wants to make change, I think his life holds a lot of lessons. Eji Yoshikawa’s “Musashi” might be the best start for you, if you want to read one Japan’s classical novels, and get a bunch of resolve.
Alternatively, anyone looking for something easier to digest should check out Vagabond, an award-winning manga by Inoue Takehito that chronicles Musashi's life.
- hiena03 15y agoThe problem with Vagabond is that it's not finished. I read Musashi after reading Vagabond because I didn't want to wait for the chapters anymore. Both are great and you should know there are mayor differences specially in Sasaki Kojirō character. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vagabond_(manga)#Differences_with_the_novel http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vagabond_(manga)#Differences_wi...