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A typical day for a samurai in feudal Japan would begin early, often with morning exercises or meditation to cultivate discipline and focus. They would spend time practicing Martial Arts, honing their swordsmanship, and engaging in Archery. Throughout the day, samurai might fulfill duties related to their lord, such as managing land, training soldiers, or attending to matters of governance. Evenings could involve cultural pursuits like tea ceremonies or poetry, reflecting the samurai's appreciation for art and philosophy alongside their warrior duties.
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What do Samurai Warriors look like?
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What does a typical day for a taxi driver look like?
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Can you carry a samurai sword around with you?
Can you? No, because that would be a weapon and then u would look like u were a threat to society and be shot at. If u were in a school u would be expelled or expuslion
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they lived in the community to enforce laws and collect taxes and some lived on the border line of the town to protect the village. their houses were made from wood with internal paper walls. the floors were polished wood that had mats and cushions for sleeping on. they had a garden that a gardener would take care of so that it would look so good that it makes any English garden look like garbage. hope this helped
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Would a merchant be able to sell raw silk to a samurai in the year 1636?
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