Bushido, which means "way of the warrior ... standardized as a code during the Tokugawa Shogunate, an era of samurai rule in Japan that began at the turn of the 17th century.

The samurai had no armies to fight, but they remained the ruling class of Japan. Many went on to become administrative bureaucrats. Bushido, the code by which samurai once guided their lives ...

The modern-day samurai will battle Tawanchai for the ONE Interim Featherweight Kickboxing World Title at ONE 172.

Bushido translates to "way of the warrior" in Japanese; it is the blanket term for the samurai code of honor and way of life.

Japanese fighters have always taken inspiration from some of their greatest warriors, and Masaaki Noiri is no different.

Samurai had existed in Japan for hundreds of years before the shogunate came about. They were historically a class of warriors who followed a code called bushido, which is very complicated and ...

The Bohachi Clan, the most vile, corrupt organization with ties deep in the Shogunate, have controlled the flesh trade in Japan for generations. When threatened by a competitor, they employ ...

Badly wounded, Algren's courageous stand makes the samurai leader ... respect the old Japanese way, and participates as advisor in Katsumoto's failed attempt to save the Bushido tradition, but ...

Veteran Japanese striker Masaaki Noiri expressed readiness for the onslaught that awaits him when he faces Thai superstar ...