“Bushido” is Japanese for “the way of the warrior,” a moral code and guiding principle in samurai culture. It is also the title of Kazuya Shiraishi’s new film in which history, philosophy, and ...

Hiro Murai is making the leap to the big screen. A24 is set to finance and produce “Bushido,” described as an “original samurai film,” which marks the feature debut for the director. Murai has ...

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Article Summary A24 backs Hiro Murai's debut film Bushido set in feudal Japan, promising high-stakes action. Producer Ari Aster joins forces with Henry Dunham, who co-writes and produces the movie.

Australian F-35A Lightning II stealth fighters are in Japan for the first time to train alongside their Japanese counterparts, according to the Australian Defence Force. Six F-35s taking part in the ...

It was a word rarely spoken in post-War Japan. “Bushido” or the “Way of the Warrior,” evoked too many embarrassing and shameful memories culminating in the horror of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. But times ...

Bushido, which means "way of the warrior," refers to a complex set of Japanese values stressing honor and loyalty to country and family above all else. These values began to develop very informally as ...