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“The dead don't desire revenge, but the happiness of the livng. To dirty your small hands would bring joy to no one.-Kenshin to Eiji”
Nobuhiro Watsuki“The dead don't desire revenge, but the happiness of the livng. To dirty your small hands would bring joy to no one.-Kenshin to Eiji”
Nobuhiro Watsuki“The world is always full of the sound of waves.The little fishes, abandoning themselves to the waves, dance and sing, and play, but who knows the heart of the sea, a hundred feet down? Who knows it depth?”
Eiji Yoshikawa, Musashi“She needed intimacy and a sense of partaking in, not just observing, real life.”
Eiji Yoshikawa, Musashi“Fighting isn't all there is to the Art of War. The men who think that way, and are satisfied to have food to eat and a place to sleep, are mere vagabonds. A serious student is much more concerned with training his mind and disciplining his spirit than with developing martial skills.”
Eiji Yoshikawa, Musashi“it is easy to surpass a predecessor, but difficult to avoid being surpassed by a successor.”
Eiji Yoshikawa, Musashi“We are inside soft, sweet and pure white despair.”
Eiji Mikage, 空ろの箱と零のマリア 1“It's no good to want to win still more when you have already won.”
Eiji Yoshikawa, Taiko: An Epic Novel of War and Glory in Feudal Japan“A day in a man’s life is constructed according to whether he accepts or rejects flashes of inspiration.”
Eiji Yoshikawa, Taiko: An Epic Novel of War and Glory in Feudal Japan“Anywhere there is life, there are eyes. And things, too, speak to those who have ears to hear.”
Eiji Yoshikawa, Taiko: An Epic Novel of War and Glory in Feudal Japan“The greatest happiness of life was to stand at the difficult border between success and failure.”
Eiji Yoshikawa, Taiko: An Epic Novel of War and Glory in Feudal Japan