Historical Fiction Japan Novels & Stories

"Better still, thrown away." They looked at each other and laughed off a bit of the anxiety that lingered in the air. Ciara realized Alex had pent up emotions before coming on this trip. Emotions which had lasted for two years. She shifted her legs into a more comfortable position as she looked out the window. She became entranced with the buildings. Where America had columns, domes and pediments as buildings, Japan had mostly wooden structures which were elevated slightly off the ground, and tiled roofs. Now and then, Akio would interrupt their silent musings and explain the history and tradition of Japan. He also pointed out some famous buildings as they passed.

He liked mysteries but this one he knew he had to help find herself and not things from the past. “Wait you're telling me that was you?” she asked. “Princess does any of that matter?” he asked. “I like to know who I am talking too.” she said. “Fine, a history lesson for you then. My boss, Nobunaga who is also a demon, wanted to end the warring states to bring about peace for the area which you call Japan. War brings on too much death which upsets the balance of life, and he came up with a plan. We all followed him with his plan, and somehow, we were looked upon as legends. That was never supposed to happen.” he said. “Somehow we made it into mainstream history books. When you get the chance

She could not help but sigh and say, “Charlie-kun, in my opinion, it’s not unusual for a family with several hundreds of years of history to exist. Although various turmoil has occurred all over the world over the past few hundred years, Japan has a geographical advantage, so our homeland basically did not encounter any war. So, almost every ninja family in Japan has a history of several hundreds of years, and many old brands also have a long history...” “But to be honest, I’ve never heard of any family or organization that can grow and develop in such a top-secretive manner for hundreds of years...”

Aside from being physically adept, heirs must be knowledgeable. "This year, the questions are about Japan's history. I know you won't disappoint me." My father said. My eyes widened and I flashed a big smile. There's nothing I love more than history. I'm especially attracted to the Sengoku period where the famous Oda Nobunaga attempted to unify Japan under his rule. My father had given me a map of Japan during the Sengoku period for my birthday last year. It was framed and was hanged just above my desk.