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Usagi Yojimbo, Book 35: Homecoming

by Stan Sakai

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"In Tatami, Usagi returns to his home province only to find intrigue and betrayal! An important tea ceremony is about to take place, but what sinister plan does Lord Hikiji have for it and how are the Neko ninja clan involved? Then, in Mon, long ago, Lord Hikiji defeated Usagi's Lord Mifune to take control of the Northern Province. Usagi, now traveling through his old territories, still wears the mon (a family crest) of his former lord. But, there are those who still remember the Great Wars with bitterness and threaten to kill any samurai loyal to Mifune. What happens when they come across Usagi? In The Return, Usagi is on a pilgrimage to his late lord's gravesite, however, wearing the Mifune clan crest in Lord Hikiji's territory has made him an enemy. Traveling through this dangerous land he has made his way to the one place he had been avoiding--the village in which he grew up. Bittersweet memories awaken with his long-time love, until the village becomes embroiled in a plot to assassinate an emissary of the shogun."--Provided by publisher.… (more)
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This one hits two sides of Usagi that I tend to appreciate—Japanese cultural tidbits and Usagi’s personal character growth. It takes him back to the town he grew up in, recalling deepseated relationships and tricky dynamics. It also features a story about tatami, the japanese house mats made from straw. Two solid stories. ( )
  bobbybslax | Jun 15, 2022 |
Usagi returns to his dead lord's territory and fate takes him to his home village. His childhood rival, now married to his childhood sweetheart, is hostile, but they must team up to save the village from a threat caused by the plots of others. Usagi's son and his former teacher also make an appearance. Another esposition of the importance of loyalty and honor in the bushido code. ( )
  ritaer | Nov 2, 2021 |
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"In Tatami, Usagi returns to his home province only to find intrigue and betrayal! An important tea ceremony is about to take place, but what sinister plan does Lord Hikiji have for it and how are the Neko ninja clan involved? Then, in Mon, long ago, Lord Hikiji defeated Usagi's Lord Mifune to take control of the Northern Province. Usagi, now traveling through his old territories, still wears the mon (a family crest) of his former lord. But, there are those who still remember the Great Wars with bitterness and threaten to kill any samurai loyal to Mifune. What happens when they come across Usagi? In The Return, Usagi is on a pilgrimage to his late lord's gravesite, however, wearing the Mifune clan crest in Lord Hikiji's territory has made him an enemy. Traveling through this dangerous land he has made his way to the one place he had been avoiding--the village in which he grew up. Bittersweet memories awaken with his long-time love, until the village becomes embroiled in a plot to assassinate an emissary of the shogun."--Provided by publisher.

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