Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature The End of the Lone Sword

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Japanese Literature
As Ieyasu TOKUGAWA unified the country, the spirit of the Warring States period rapidly disappeared from the world. The sword of Musashi Miyamoto, who was once famous on the battlefield, had become an obsolete relic. His disciples abandoned him, and the survival of the dojo was in jeopardy. His father's illness helped him to live in debt. He thought that his sword was over, and he issued a license for full proficiency to a feudal lord, and in return he was asked to pay for the debt. It is said that those who are cursed will die within two years, but Ieyasu TOKUGAWA, the Ogosho, became the target of the "curse." It is said that Musashi's role is to capture the person who cursed Ieyasu (= the person who killed the curse) alive. After deciding to abandon the world, Musashi firmly refused the request at first. However, it turned out that Hisato SANO, the disciple who was Musashi's only and most knowledgeable person, might have been killed by the person who killed the curse. Looking for the person who killed the curse leads to the revenge of the disciple. He feels that the impulse to live rises again in himself, and starts to search for the person who killed the curse.