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Bushido Samurai of Japan (武士道侍)
Bushido is considered a code of conduct for Japan's martial arts classes, applied from the beginning of the 8th century to the present. 'Bushi' in 'Bushido' means warrior and 'do' means way or way. Therefore, the word Bushido is also understood in the sense of the way of the warrior.

Principles of Japanese Bushido Samurai
1. Gi  (ギ) – Justine
This principle requires boxers to accurately evaluate everything so that it can be resolved in the most equitable way. Accordingly, trust must not be placed in others, but in oneself.
2. ​Jin (ジン) – Benevolent
Jin in Bushido Samurai means giving love to others. In this principle, sympathy and nobility of feeling are considered the highest attributes of the soul, so that the power of the Samurai must be used for the common good. With the truth: 'Mercy carries away anything that hinders the power under its influence as well as the power of water to put out fire'.
3. Yu (ゆう) – Courage
Samurai must have the spirit and will of a hero, although this is very dangerous, such a life is meaningful to show a strong and intelligent Samurai, who knows how to use prudence and courage. to replace fear.
4. Ray (レイ) – Respect
An act of displeasing each other between fighters will be seen as a bad virtue, instead actions must be derived from sympathy for others. This confirmed, the Samurai did not need to be ruthless in battle to show their strength, but the most important thing was to respect the opponent.
5. Makoto (誠) – Sincerity
The motto of the martial artists is that they say they do, nothing can stop them from doing what they said. So without many words and without further promises, the boxers will definitely fulfill.
6. Meye – Honor
This principle helps the Samurai to realize the dignity and value hidden in each person, for them the only person who can judge themselves is themselves and they live by the truth: 'Loss of honor is like a scar on trees that over time, instead of helping the tree grow, make the tree smaller'.
7. Chu: gi – Dedication
It is the most important principle that a Samurai should have. Accordingly, in conflicts of affection and loyalty, boxers will be forced to choose loyalty. As a Samurai, they must take responsibility for their actions, be loyal to the leader and set an example for their subordinates to follow. 'A Samurai is forced to contend with his intellect and conscience by demonstrating the faithfulness of his words to his own fall'.

In which, Bushido Samurai is the moral code that is the lifestyle of Samurai warriors still applied by the Japanese to life today.

“There are many types of monsters that scare me: Monsters who cause trouble without showing themselves, monsters who abduct children, monsters who devour dreams, monsters who suck blood... and then, monsters who tell nothing but lies. Lying monsters are a real nuisance: They are much more cunning than others. They pose as humans even though they have no understanding of the human heart; they eat even though they've never experienced hunger; they study even though they have no interest in academics; they seek friendship even though they do not know how to love. If I were to encounter such monsters, I would likely be eaten by them... because in truth, I am that monster.” 
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