Samurai (Japanese: 侍) or bushi (武士) is the nickname given to ancient warriors in Japan. The word "samurai" in Japanese means "one who puts himself in service". Although the term was originally used in the "Edo period" to designate the men who watched, the word was later circulated to all warriors in Japan. The samurai is the hereditary class of warriors in Japan during its feudal reigns. Finally, this name has become a benevolent, and finally, a good example, a good example. 5% of Japanese belong to this group. He associates a samurai warrior with seppuku, seppuku, seppuku, seppuku, saiyan, and saiyan. . The samurai followed bushido laws of military virtues, indifference to pain, and unwavering loyalty.