Eifuku Issei: Bamboo Sword Samurai 4

Smura-Sama-sun won the comic award (2007) for the media art festival run by the Japanese Cultural Office. The effect of the Japanese custom, of course, is that while the modern plays have somehow conveyed the mood of the Edo era in a way that has not been so easy to understand, it has been as if the reader had created a natural atmosphere of living with characters in his work in Ado time. The author of the work, Eaku Idzei, declared in a prime sense: “It is more a universal story than a series of coincidences, which provides a setting for the story of Serno Soichio, who wears a sword instead of a sharp one, to be intensely prepared. And on top of that was a painting of Matsmoto Tyo, painted with brush and rice, which produced the most perfect escarpment, or even contemporary cartoon. The following is a recommendation from the Japanese chief of China, Dhakasi Lumiko, famous for his half-moon janandayachatung. "The world, made of bile and rice, feels good.". Matsmoto Taiyo and Eyakou Iisei created a world with their brush and rice, and readers can just enjoy it in the mood of the Edo era. This is the core of a discriminated-off era, a samurai.

Korean title: 죽도 사무라이 4

Korean author: 에이후쿠 잇세이

Korean publisher: 문학동네

ISBN-13: 9788954674393