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**Sengoku Warlord Popular No.1: Six Coins and Sanada Yukimura T-Shirt!**
During the Sengoku period, the Sanada family was considered one of the strongest clans, but Sanada Yukimura was a tragic warlord who had to oppose the ultimate ruler, Tokugawa Ieyasu.The emblem, the six coins (Rokuren-sen), is said to symbolize unwavering loyalty and the six coins used for crossing the Sanzu River.He was a user of Muramasa, a sword feared by Ieyasu.
**Sanada Juyushi** refers to the ten warriors who served Sanada Yukimura (some of whom are of questionable historical existence).It is also the title of a novel by Renzo Shibata featuring these characters.
The six coins (Rokuren-sen) as a banner are said to represent *fushaku shinmyo* (self-sacrifice for the Buddha's law) and the six coins placed in coffins when burying the dead, which are the fare for crossing the Sanzu River.Using this as a banner signifies *fushaku shinmyo*—a willingness to sacrifice oneself for a cause.
**He was proclaimed "Japan’s greatest soldier,"** a formidable figure of the Sengoku era.He belonged to a family considered the strongest during the period.Despite being at a clear disadvantage, he had to oppose Tokugawa Ieyasu, the ultimate ruler, which was a tragic fate.However, his unwavering samurai spirit until the end has attracted many people.When he charged into Ieyasu’s main camp, he wielded the famous sword "Muramasa."Ieyasu feared this sword and later issued the "Muramasa Ban," collecting and sealing all Muramasa swords across Japan.
**Perfect for your Sengoku collection!**
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**About the T-Shirt**
This is a standard Japanese-made T-shirt from LE WINNER!Famous for producing T-shirts for events like the 24-Hour Television, we have commissioned Kume Textile Industries Co., Ltd., a long-established Japanese T-shirt manufacturer, to create this Sengoku-themed T-shirt.
LE WINNER T-shirts feature a comfortable, soft texture that is not typical of American styles.Compared to overseas T-shirts, the fabric may feel slightly thinner, but the sewing is sturdy, so it can withstand washing and last a long time!
**Material:** 100% Cotton
**Country of Manufacture:** Japan
**Sizes:**
- Ladies M (Length 60cm, Width 41cm, Shoulder 35cm, Sleeve 15.5cm)- Ladies L (Length 64cm, Width 46cm, Shoulder 37cm, Sleeve 16.5cm)- XS (Length 60cm, Width 41cm, Shoulder 35cm, Sleeve 16.5cm)- S (Length 68cm, Width 46cm, Shoulder 40cm, Sleeve 18cm)- M (Length 70cm, Width 48cm, Shoulder 43cm, Sleeve 20cm)- L (Length 73cm, Width 49cm, Shoulder 45cm, Sleeve 22cm)- XL (Length 77cm, Width 53cm, Shoulder 48cm, Sleeve 23cm)- 3L (Length 79cm, Width 57cm, Shoulder 53cm, Sleeve 24cm)
**Washing Instructions:**TWT-JAPAN T-shirts are printed with silk-screen printing, making the design durable and resistant to peeling.However, due to the nature of the design—such as extremely fine lines, stencil printing, or semi-rubber prints for breathability—it is recommended to wash the T-shirt inside out.