Face art detail, from- Akiyama Buemon - Tsuki hyakushi - Walters 95348 (cropped).jpg
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Face art detail, from Akiyama Buemon Tsuki hyakushi Walters 95348 (cropped), Yukimori (1543-76), a samurai known for his great strength and loyalty, served the Amako warlord during a time in Japanese history referred to as "Sengoku," or "the country at war." He wears a suit of armor called "tosei gusoku" ("modern equipment") that was designed in the 16th century to be worn by a foot soldier. Like many samurai, Yukimori never went into battle without his "rabbit's foot"-the crescent moon ornament he wore on his helmet as a token of good luck.
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Face art detail, from Akiyama Buemon Tsuki hyakushi Walters 95348 (cropped), One Hundred Aspects of the Moon, Historic samurai prints, Japanese prints in the Walters Art Museum, Historic depictions of gusoku, Historic depictions of yari, Woodblock prints of the Meiji era, Yamanaka Yukimori, Extracted images, Unsupported period, pigments, mulberry paper, by Yoshitoshi, ''Tsuki hyakushi''
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顔の美術的詳細は、秋山武右衛門月百士ウォルターズ95348)から。足軽用の兜具足という16世紀の甲を身に着けている。多くの武士と同様、幸盛も三日月を兜にかぶせた「の足」を縁起の良いものとして、出陣することはなかった。
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顔絵詳細、秋山武右衛門月百紙ウォルターズ95348(編]月百景、歴史武士版画、ウォルターズ美術館の日本版画、具足の歴史的描写、槍の歴史的描写、明治の木版画、山中幸盛、抜粋画像、未支持時代、顔料、桑紙、芳年筆「月百紙」
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moon-faced paper mulberry