Yuki no Touge, Tsurugi no Mai
雪の峠・剣の舞
“Satake clan's exile and castle-building strife; farmer girl Haruna trains in kenjutsu for revenge after tragedy.”
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Satake clan's exile and castle-building strife; farmer girl Haruna trains in kenjutsu for revenge after tragedy.
1-4. Yuki no Touge In the end of the Sengoku period, the great daimyo family of Satake is driven away from Hitachi-no-kuni to Dewa-no-kuni after the Sekigahara battle. They plan to build a new castle there, but the head of the family, Yoshinobu Satake, listens more to the young vassals' advice than that of the experienced chief vassals'. The experienced vassals oppose and start to plan something to defend their place... 5-9. Tsurugi no Mai It's Sengoku period. Haruna, a daughter of a farmer family, gets herself raped and her family killed by hooligan warriors in the chaos of war. Using the funds she got of the Go stones stolen from the warriors, she joins the dojo of the famous Nobutsuna Kamiizumi to learn kenjutsu in order to get revenge on the warriors. There, she meets Kamiizumi's apprentice Bungorou Hikita, who starts to teach her the art of the sword with the shinai that Kamiizumi has just invented... (Source: Translated from Wikipedia.jp)
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6.3/10
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3.5 ptsRecommenders 7.5 · others 4.0
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- 8/10 “The art is well-crafted, and the historical dramatizations provide both entertaining and informative narratives with highly satisfying payoffs. Due to the manga's short length, readers should not...”
- 7/10 “I found the clan-building and political intrigue in "Yuki no Touge" quite interesting, and the simple art style made for an enjoyable 1.5-hour read. However, the pacing felt slow in the first story...”
- 4/10 “"Snow Ridge" offers an engaging look at the political and generational shifts of the Sengoku period, featuring compelling maneuvering and a solid conclusion. However, the second story feels like...”
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No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Yuki no Touge, Tsurugi no Mai begins and ends here.
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Reel · 01 Cat. №BS-M12957
A Manga Publication
- Format
- 9 × 1
- ch × vol
- Total read
- 1h 12m
- approx
- Published
- Jan 1999 – Jan 2000
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- Manga
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- BS-M12957
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