A historical practice in which a samurai tested a new sword by attacking an unsuspecting passerby, usually at a crossroads.
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AboutTsuji-giri (辻斬り) refers to a historical practice in which a samurai tested a new sword by attacking an unsuspecting passerby. This Japanese definition poster presents a stark and unsettling term from the past, suited to spaces exploring history, language, and samurai culture.
What does Tsuji-giri mean?Tsuji-giri describes the historical act of testing a sword on an unsuspecting passerby at a crossroads.
Is Tsuji-giri a modern practice?It is a Japanese term associated with a violent practice from the samurai era, not a modern custom.
Who might display a Tsuji-giri poster?It may interest collectors and readers drawn to difficult historical terms, Japanese culture, and the darker aspects of martial history.
