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	Yamamoto Kansuke Shogun Warrior Detailed Statue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		He was a brilliant strategist, and is particularly known for his plan which led to victory in the fourth battle of Kawanakajima against Uesugi Kenshin.
		However, Yamamoto never lived to see his plan succeed; thinking it to have failed, he charged headlong into the enemy ranks, dying valiantly in battle.
		Legend says that Kansuke was blind in one eye and lame, but a fierce warrior nevertheless.
	www.imperialweapons.com /statues/6692.html (103 words)

	YAMAMOTO Kansuke - PERCEPTION, MISPERCEPTION, NONPERCEPTION
		Yamamoto Kansuke was active between the eras of the daguerreotype and the disposable camera, specifically from 1931 to 1987.
		Kansuke often exhibited these photos from the late 1950s on, under the bandwagon of "concrete" or "visual poetry." The word surrealism was passe to the VOU group from the mid-1930s.
		Yamamoto Kansuke was influenced in style by Kitasono Katue and other VOU poets, both in the methods he used to achieve discontinuity and in the type of quasi-scientific vocabulary that was favored at the time as innovative.
	www.milkmag.org /solt-kansuke2.html (5913 words)

	Battles of Kawanakajima - Wikipedia
		Along with his gun-bugyō (army commissioner), Yamamoto Kansuke, a strategy was conceived.
		Seeing that his plan had failed, Yamamoto Kansuke charged alone into the mass of Uesugi samurai, suffering upwards of 80 bullet wounds before retiring to a nearby hill and committing harakiri.
		They succeeded in a pincer attack, accomplishing essentially what Yamamoto Kansuke had intended all along, and claimed victory over Uesugi Kenshin's forces.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battles_of_Kawanakajima (954 words)

	Yamamoto Kansuke
		Kansuke served the Takeda valuably in their conquest of Shinano province and eventually became Takeda Shingen's gun-bugyo (army commisioner) and right-hand man, especially with regards to strategy.
		The battle is recorded elswhere in detail; suffice to say that after his strategy was foiled by Kenshin, Kansuke grabbed a long spear and charged alone into the Uesugi samurai.
		Kansuke either used a buffalo-horned helmet or a monk's kesa (scarf).
	folk.uio.no /arnsteio/samurai/takeda/YamamotoKansuke.shtml (461 words)

	CineGeek
		Yamamoto quickly earns the trust of Takeda and all the other samurai under his control.
		Yamamoto, utilizing his almost unearthly powers of persuasion, convinces the widow Princess Yu to accept this arrangement and to bear Takeda a son.
		Yamamoto then proceeds to spend the next several years using treachery, military strategy, cunning political plans, and his own sheer force of will to advance the claim of Yu’s son as heir.
	www.cinegeek.com /DVD_reviews/dvd_reviews_2005/samurai_banners.htm (750 words)

	Ospreysamurai.com - The samurai way of death
		Although every aspect of a samurai’s life is important in understanding the totality of the world of the warrior, nothing is more fundamental than a knowledge of the beliefs and traditions that surround the moment the warrior takes leave of the physical world.
		Junshi (following in death), is the second element in Yamamoto Tsunetomo’s exhortation to preparedness for death in Hagakure, when he insists on a willingness to perform seppuku on the death of one’s master.
		Yamamoto Tsunetomo was particularly impressed with the example of Nitta Yoshisada and refers to his death twice in Hagakure.
	www.ospreysamurai.com /samurai_death02.htm (5672 words)

	Samurai Banners (1969) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Inagaki did not make the mistake of concentrating on either of the two warring lords but instead focused on Takeda's most celebrated general Kansuke Yamamoto (Toshiro Mifune), who was the brain behind the victories anyway.
		Kansuke Yamamoto starts out as a ruthless and somewhat vicious ronin, who manages to get into Lord Takeda's (Kinnosuke Nakamura) service by, let's say, less than honorable means.
		Yamamoto's ambition knows no bounds (or at least is bounded by the sea) for he plans to unify that portion of Japan under Takeda.
	www.gotterdammerung.org /film/reviews/s/samurai-banners.html (822 words)

	Amtgard-l Mailing List Archives: Harvest War Fallout 1 (RP) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Squire Yamamoto Kansuke, senior Sohei of the Church of
		Kansuke felt the pain as a curved fl dagger pierced
		Kansuke lay dead on the cot, his charred flesh newly
	amtgard.com:8080 /archive/09.99/0150.html (322 words)

	DVD of the Week: (7/25/2005): Samurai Banners (Furin kazan)
		The first time Yamamoto sees her, she is preparing to commit suicide rather than suffer the disgrace of being made into her enemy’s concubine.
		Yamamoto talks to her as a human being rather than a prisoner, and compels her to live on so that her family’s own bloodline will continue to exist in some form.
		Yamamoto, on the other hand, is forced to try and balance his growing ambitions against his feelings for Yu, who only wants stability for herself and her future family, and fighting wars hardly seems the best way to accomplish that.
	www.thegline.com /dvd-of-the-week/2005/07-25-2005.htm (1035 words)

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		YAMAMOTO KANSUKE FEUDAL JAPANESE SAMURAI WARRIOR IN ARMOR FIGURINE
		Yamamoto was a brilliant strategist, and is particularly known for his plan which led to victory in the fourth battle of Kawanakajima against Uesugi Kenshin.This samurai display statue stands 14 inches overall.
		YAMAMOTO KANSUKE FEUDAL JAPANESE SAMURAI WARRIOR HELMET FIGURINE
	www.sakuramartialarts.com /product_p/nov-4997-a1.htm (286 words)

	AsiaFinest Discussion Board > Which Daimyo You Like? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The Battle of Kawanakajima usually refers to the fourth encounter which was the most eventful of the lot.
		One of Takeda's trusted generals, Yamamoto Kansuke conceived a plan called "woodpecker".
		The seventy-year old, one-eyed Yamamoto, realizing his mistake, grabbed his spear and charged valiantly at the Uesugi causing the Uesugi force to stop temporarily in amazement at this reckless samurai.
	www.asiafinest.com /forum/lofiversion/index.php/t12665.html (882 words)

	Botany as Martial Art
		With a few exceptions, the winners ride away unscathed, their stature undiminished by the necessity to treat their wounds.
		Consider, however, that Yamamoto Kansuke went to his last fight at Kawanakajima missing an eye and several fingers due to previous encounters and we can conclude that healing of battlefield injuries wasn’t left to fate.
		Kampo, (the kanji are Nelson 2662 and 2082), traditional Japanese medicine, is organized in theory and application, on the Chinese model first recorded during the Han Dynasty (206 BC – 220 AD).
	www.ittendojo.org /articles/general-6.htm (1862 words)

	FindTutorials.com Shop :: Samurai Banners (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Mifune's character, Yamamoto Kansuke (real historical figure), joined the clan, and it helped lead it to many victories, gaining the trust and confidence of his lord and along the way, fall in love with his lord's concubine.
		The movie is well acted, scripted and directed although fans of bloody battles may have to look else where.
		Comment: This superb period film does not make the mistake of concentrating on either of the two warring lords Takeda and/or Kagetora but instead focus' on Takeda's most celebrated general Kansuke Yamamoto (Toshiro Mifune), who was the brain behind the victories anyway.
	www.findtutorials.com /shop/1565672712/Samurai_Banners.html (755 words)

	Anime Dream News - Animeigo's Samurai Movies Shown on TV and Other News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Based on best-selling novel, Samurai Banners, Yamamoto Kansuke (played by Mifune Toshiro) is a warrior who has achieved a high rank in warlord Takeda Shingen's army by doing dishonorable deeds.
		When Kansuke and his lord fall in love with the same woman, he learns the true meaning of loyalty and what the threat of a rebellion will force a competitive warrior to do.
		While these movies may not be anime, the Japanese cultural flavor,maintained by AnimEigo's faithful translations, should appeal to many anime fans.
	www.animedream.com /news/2000/1010.shtml (381 words)

	Guillaume Morel :: Stratégie
		Jocho Yamamoto - Hagakure, Le Livre Secret Des Samurai
		Yamamoto Kansuke (traduction Toshishiro Obata) - Heiho Okugisho, The Secret Of High Strategy
		Et aussi, le récit romancé de la vie de Miyamoto Musashi :
	www.guillaumemorel.com /fr-strategy.htm (887 words)

	News
		Finally I've got a change to setup a site which gives meaning to the Samurai name i have been using for 8 years straight now.
		First when i was a member of the 'Dream Team' in the good old Amiga days i'd used 'Samurai' as a nick, later on I used the nickname 'Kansuke'.
		Short for Yamamoto Kansuke, the devoted Ninja-like samurai of Takeda Shingen.
	www.geocities.com /kan5uke/news.htm (486 words)

	Product Details: The Samurai Banner Of Furin Kazan
		Originally published in Japanese in 1959, this classic novel by Yasushi Inoue takes place during the Japanese Warring Era (1467-1573) - a time when Japan was ruled by three young powerful warlords: Takeda Shingen, Iwagawa Yoshimoto, and Hojo Ujiyasu.
		The story focuses on Takeda Shingen and his one-eyed, crippled strategist, Yamamoto Kansuke.
		The brilliant strategies of Kansuke, inspired by his passion for war and his admiration for his enemies' war tactics, are beautifully expressed throughout this book.
	www.tuttlepublishing.com /shopping/product_details.php?id=0804837015 (163 words)

	Furin kazan (1969) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Kansuke Yamamoto is a samurai who dreams of a country united, peaceful from sea to sea...
		"Furinkazan" tells the story of the 16th century warlord Takeda Shingen and his loyal general Yamamoto Kansuke (Mifune Toshiro) embedded in the story of the Takeda clan's rise to power.
		Outstanding sets, costumes and Sato Masaru's rich soundtrack make the drama highly enjoyable.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0064353 (204 words)

	Buy.com - Samurai Banners DVD : Koch International
		Based on best-selling historical novel, Samurai Banners (Fuurin Kazan) is the story of Yamamoto Kansuke (Mifune Toshiro), a warrior who has achieved high rank in Warlord Takeda Shingen's army by not-so-honorable means.
		However, when Kansuke and his lord fall in love with the same woman, he learns the true meaning and value of loyalty.
		That's what love, not to mention the mortal threat of a rebellion, will do.
	www.buy.com /prod/Samurai_Banners/q/loc/322/40714719.html (259 words)

	Amtgard-l Mailing List Archives: Re: Harvest War Fallout 1 (RP) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		On Tue, 7 Sep 1999, Kansuke the Spearweasel wrote:
		> Squire Yamamoto Kansuke, senior Sohei of the Church of
		> Kansuke lay dead on the cot, his charred flesh newly
	amtgard.com:8080 /archive/09.99/0158.html (379 words)

	Heiho Okugisho: The Secret of High Strategy: a review
		Presently unavailable at Barnes & Nobles; try a used book search on the Internet instead.
		Heiho Okugisho: The secret of high strategy is a translation of a classical martial text written by Yamamoto Kansuke (1493-1561) and translated by the descendant of the man who later compiled a larger, more famous work called the Koyogunkan, Toshishiro Obata, and his son, Michishiro.
		Obata is a former student of Gozo Shioda, founder of the Yoshinkan, and he presently lives in the Los Angeles area where he teaches swordsmanship and a number of other arts.
	www.koryubooks.com /books/okugisho.html (557 words)

	W.M. Hawley - Heiho Okugisho
		Heiho Okugisho: The Secret Of High Strategy, by Yamamoto Kansuke
		By 16th century strategist, Yamamoto Kansuke; translated by Toshishiro Obata
		English translation of writings of Takeda Shingen's chief strategist (mid-1500s) with full reproduction of the Japanese 1804 reprint woodblock edition.
	www.wmhawley.com /products/books/okugisho.php (40 words)

	Japanese Woodblock Print by Yoshifusa Samurai Warrior
		Original Japanese woodblock print by the ukiyo-e artist Yoshifusa.
		Subject: Samurai warriors (sotry of Lord Shingen Takeda and Kansuke Yamamoto).
		NOTE: Unusual composition with a figure's face portrayed looking straight ahead.
	www.trocadero.com /thingsjapanese/items/414056/item414056.html (48 words)

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