Kodansha Comics Musashi: An Epic Novel Of The Samurai Era

Está escrito con tal disciplina, estructura, y claridad que se te pueden ir horas y horas leyéndolo; es una gran historia y definitivamente una obra que todos tienen que leer en algún punto de sus vidas, especialmente quienes les gusta hacer volar su imaginación.

Finally got my hands on this Epic Saga.Next thing collect all 12 omnibus volumes by Takehiko Inoue.

I have read the manga based on this book and it was amazing.The book is slightly different and operates on a much larger scope. I enjoyed every bit and page of this amazing novel

le collier livrai a temps et en excellente état merci beaucoup

No more pleasurable reading than this novel, part fiction, part history on the life of Miyamoto Musashi. Would love to get my hands on the complete version that spans several volumes (approximately 4000 pages total), but this nice near 1000 page book is well written, and very hard to put down.The novel spans very specific periods of Musashi's life and skips other parts, but this might in most cases be due to the fact that they slimmed down a 4000 page book to this manageable almost 1000 book. For those reading on the historical part of the story, it ends as the complete volumes do with his fight against Kojiro. The balance of his life is not covered in this book, or even for that matter in the whole 4000 pages of the complete work.Even for those just interested in reading about samurai and feudal Japan, it makes for an excellent read. Those of us old enough to remember Shogun, this is a million times better than Clavell's fiction (although some parts of Yoshikawa's book seems to have inspired Clavell).And for the marital artists, there is so much to be discovered in this book, from points touching upon Musashi's own writings, his artistic endeavour and his martial skill and philosophy.And even though there is still a lot of mystery surrounding the life and times of Miyamoto Musashi, Yoshikawa fills in the story with well thought fiction that reads as historically accurate for the period in which Musashi lived.I recommend this book for all the reasons mentioned above, but most of all pick it up for the sheer pleasure of reading a magnificently written text on a legendary historical individual.