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Washio Uko: Tokugawa Ieyasu in his younger days

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O'Malley's young day in Uko's Dokugawa and Iayas, rewarded with a six-year history novel. This is a history novel, published in the Japanese news press. The Japanese hero Tokugawa and Ieyas, who have passed through the whole of Japan, is painting the youth of Oda Nobuna, whose foundation was built on unity under heaven. We can look at the bond of friendship that is stronger than the brotherhood of IEYAS and Nobuna. Six-year-old Ieyagus, held hostage by the Japanese state of Mikawa, and from all over Japan, meets 14-year - old Nobunas who are only willing to do their work and do their best. A man who is a man and a woman, who loves Ieas more than his brother, gives him martial arts training in a harsh way. Ieyas understands Nobuna's mind and follows him...

Korean title: 젊은 날의 도쿠가와 이에야스

Korean author: 와시오 우코

Korean publisher: 현인

ISBN-13: 9788996472025

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March 10, 2012

He was born in a state of difficulty. Or maybe it's made. You can imagine that there was a hero in every country, because there was an war. I've seen Japanese novels recently, and this time I'd meet Japanese heroes. "The Young Tokugawa Ieyas" is a little bit of a insight into two heroes of the Japanese nation. I met Oda Nobuna, the first of the world's largest, and Iejas' young day, which was one of the greatest of all. I've been talking about young days in the title, and I'm playing a series

와시오 우코: 젊은 날의 도쿠가와 이에야스
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