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The most popular Sengoku warlord, Sanada Yukimura, with his six-coin crest T-shirt!The Sanada clan, arguably the strongest family in the Sengoku period, had the misfortune of having to oppose Tokugawa Ieyasu, the ruler of the land.His banner, the six-coin crest, is said to represent "self-sacrifice" and "money for the six paths of reincarnation."He was a user of the Muramasa sword, which Ieyasu feared.
The Sanada Ten Braves (Sanada Jūyūshi) are ten warriors said to have served the warlord Sanada Yukimura (some figures' existence is doubted).It is also the title of a novel by Shibata Renzaburo featuring them as protagonists.
His banner, the six-coin crest, is said to represent "self-sacrifice" and "money for the six paths of reincarnation.""Money for the six paths of reincarnation" refers to the six mon coins placed in the coffin when burying the deceased, serving as fare for crossing the Sanzu River.Using this as a banner is said to signify "self-sacrifice" (fushaku shinmyō: dedicating one's life and body for Buddhism without regret).
A warrior praised as "Japan's greatest soldier."He belonged to a family that could truly be called the strongest in the Sengoku period.He was a warlord of misfortune who had to oppose Tokugawa Ieyasu, the ruler of the land, in a clearly disadvantageous situation.However, it is likely that many people are drawn to him because he maintained his samurai pride until the very end, even in such circumstances.When he charged Ieyasu's main camp, he wielded the famous sword "Muramasa."Tokugawa Ieyasu feared this sword and later issued a "Muramasa ban order," collecting and sealing all Muramasa swords throughout Japan.
A must-have for your collection if you love the Sengoku period!
★About the T-shirt★A standard Japanese-made T-shirt from LE WINNER!We produce our Sengoku T-shirts in collaboration with Kume Sen-i Co., Ltd., a long-established Japanese T-shirt manufacturer famous for producing T-shirts for events like "24-Hour Television."LE WINNER T-shirts have a comfortable, soft feel that is not typical of American-style T-shirts.While the fabric may feel slightly thinner compared to overseas T-shirts, the stitching is firm, so they are safe to wash and can be worn for a long time!
[Material] 100% Cotton
[Country of Origin] Japan
[Sizes]Ladies M (Length 60cm, Width 41cm, Shoulder Width 35cm, Sleeve Length 15.5cm)Ladies L (Length 64cm, Width 46cm, Shoulder Width 37cm, Sleeve Length 16.5cm)XS (Length 60cm, Width 41cm, Shoulder Width 35cm, Sleeve Length 16.5cm)S (Length 68cm, Width 46cm, Shoulder Width 40cm, Sleeve Length 18cm)M (Length 70cm, Width 48cm, Shoulder Width 43cm, Sleeve Length 20cm)L (Length 73cm, Width 49cm, Shoulder Width 45cm, Sleeve Length 22cm)XL (Length 77cm, Width 53cm, Shoulder Width 48cm, Sleeve Length 23cm)3L (Length 79cm, Width 57cm, Shoulder Width 53cm, Sleeve Length 24cm)
[Washing Precautions]TWT-JAPAN T-shirts are printed with silk screen printing for durability, making them resistant to peeling when washed. However, due to the design, some prints may involve extremely fine lines, screen printing, or semi-rubber printing for breathability. Therefore, we recommend washing them inside out.