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* AlternateHistory: As the series goes on, Shizuko's actions begin to affect the timeline.
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''Sengoku Komachi Kurou Tan!'' (lit. 戦国小町苦労譚, ''The Hardships of a Warring States Era Beauty'') is a Japanese manga series written by Kyouchikutou and illustrated by Hajime Sawada. The title has ran since 2017 in the ''Comic Earth Star'' magazine, and has been compiled into 7 volumes so far.

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''Sengoku Komachi Kurou Tan!'' (lit. 戦国小町苦労譚, ''The Hardships of a Warring States Era Beauty'') is a Japanese manga series written by Kyouchikutou and illustrated by Hajime Sawada. The title has ran since 2017 in the ''Comic Earth Star'' magazine, and has been compiled into 7 12 volumes so far.
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Compare ''Manga/NobunagaNoChef'', another manga with a similar premise.
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** Yoshinari Mori still dies in the defense of Usayama Castle. Rather than simply being overwhelmed by Azai-Asakura forces in a pitched battle, he is killed while defending Shizuko's flank.

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** Yoshinari Mori still dies in the defense of Usayama Castle. Rather than simply being overwhelmed by Azai-Asakura forces in a pitched battle, he is killed while defending Shizuko's flank. [[spoiler: Subverted when it's revealed he did survive but was severely wounded and despite recovering is told he can't fight in a battlefield anymore.]]

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* InSpiteOfANail: Despite all the changes, Yoshinari Mori still dies in the defense of Usayama Castle. Rather than simply being overwhelmed by Azai-Asakura forces in a pitched battle, he is killed while defending Shizuko's flank.

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* InSpiteOfANail: Despite all InSpiteOfANail:
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the changes, Oda clan still has to fight the Azai together with the Asakura at the Anegawa River. This is due to Nagamasa's father, Hisamasa, stabbing him in the back and taking control.
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Yoshinari Mori still dies in the defense of Usayama Castle. Rather than simply being overwhelmed by Azai-Asakura forces in a pitched battle, he is killed while defending Shizuko's flank.
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* {{Ninja}}: A few pop up throughout the story doing spywork and assassinations, with one in particular being a notable historical figure: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kat%C5%8D_Danz%C5%8D Katō Danzō]]. Instead of being entangled with the Uesugi and the Takeda, he works for Ashimitsu.
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* MemeticHandGesture: If she accomplished nothing else, Shizuko manages to bring "thumbs up" into the past, using it when things are going well. After the first big harvest, the original farmers enthusiastically use the gesture. After the huge rice harvest, she gets more happy "thumbs up" from her workers.

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* BladeOnAStick: Tadakatsu Honda's Tonbo-giri is so distinctive that Shizuko recognizes it despite never having seen it before.


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* IconicItem: Tadakatsu Honda's Tonbo-giri is so distinctive that Shizuko recognizes it despite never having seen it before.
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* RankUp: As part of their plans to strengthen their ties with the emperor, Nobunaga and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konoe_Sakihisa Sakihisa Konoe]] pass off Shizuko as the illegitimate daughter of Toshikazu [[NamesTheSame Ayanokouji]] (leader of the above-mentioned clan who is both the last of his line and dead by that point in time) and sends gifts to the court in her name. This ploy is extremely successful as, not only does Shizuko get legitimized and bestowed a name ('Nihime'), she is also appointed a rank in the imperial court even higher than Motonari Mori (who himself attained a pretty high rank by donating funds for the emperor's coronation).

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* RankUp: As part of their plans to strengthen their ties with the emperor, Nobunaga and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konoe_Sakihisa Sakihisa Konoe]] pass off Shizuko as the illegitimate daughter of Toshikazu [[NamesTheSame Ayanokouji]] Ayanokouji (leader of the above-mentioned clan who is both the last of his line and dead by that point in time) and sends gifts to the court in her name. This ploy is extremely successful as, not only does Shizuko get legitimized and bestowed a name ('Nihime'), she is also appointed a rank in the imperial court even higher than Motonari Mori (who himself attained a pretty high rank by donating funds for the emperor's coronation).
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* InSpiteOfNail: Despite all the changes, Yoshinari Mori still dies in the defense of Usayama Castle. Rather than simply being overwhelmed by Azai-Asakura forces in a pitched battle, he is killed while defending Shizuko's flank.

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* InSpiteOfNail: InSpiteOfANail: Despite all the changes, Yoshinari Mori still dies in the defense of Usayama Castle. Rather than simply being overwhelmed by Azai-Asakura forces in a pitched battle, he is killed while defending Shizuko's flank.
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* AssassinOutclassin: While Nobunaga and Ashimitsu are discussing how to fight the alliance of the Azai, the Asakura and Tendai monks arrayed against them, the latter kills a nearby ninja before sharing his idea.


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* InSpiteOfNail: Despite all the changes, Yoshinari Mori still dies in the defense of Usayama Castle. Rather than simply being overwhelmed by Azai-Asakura forces in a pitched battle, he is killed while defending Shizuko's flank.
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* ImplacableMan: The Ikko-Ikki sohei with the Asakura army power through all of Shizuko's special weapons like the staff slings, capsaicin bombs and barbed arrows, continuing their charge towards the Oda ranks buoyed by their chanting.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: The Sengoku Era depicted in the comic is generally lighthearted, although the undercurrent of constant warfare and suffering is there. Cue[[spoiler: chapter 48, when Shizuko used less honorable tactics (FalseFlagOperation, using shrapnel weapons, hitting the supply train, poisoning the food supply, etc) to hold Usayama Castle against the Azai-Asakura army, who has an overwhelming numbers advantage against the Oda defenders.]]

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* DarkerAndEdgier: The Sengoku Era depicted in the comic is generally lighthearted, although the undercurrent of constant warfare and suffering is there. Cue[[spoiler: Shizuko's tactics in wartim usually hinged on attrition and forcing the subjugation of an enemy with the smallest death toll possible,[[spoiler: until chapter 48, when Shizuko used less honorable tactics (FalseFlagOperation, using shrapnel weapons, hitting the supply train, poisoning the food supply, etc) to hold Usayama Castle against the Azai-Asakura army, who has an overwhelming numbers advantage against the Oda defenders.]]
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* DarkerAndEdgier: The Sengoku Era depicted in the comic is generally lighthearted, although the undercurrent of constant warfare and suffering is there. Cue[[spoiler: chapter 38, when Shizuko used less honorable tactics (FalseFlagOperation, using shrapnel weapons, hitting the supply train, poisoning the food supply, etc) to hold Usayama Castle against the Azai-Asakura army, who has an overwhelming numbers advantage against the Oda defenders.]]

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* DarkerAndEdgier: The Sengoku Era depicted in the comic is generally lighthearted, although the undercurrent of constant warfare and suffering is there. Cue[[spoiler: chapter 38, 48, when Shizuko used less honorable tactics (FalseFlagOperation, using shrapnel weapons, hitting the supply train, poisoning the food supply, etc) to hold Usayama Castle against the Azai-Asakura army, who has an overwhelming numbers advantage against the Oda defenders.]]

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* FuroScene: Shizuko builds a bathhouse. Apparently the only people using it are Shizuko, Nobunaga, and his wife Nouhime, because no one else is ever shown in the water.

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* DarkerAndEdgier: The Sengoku Era depicted in the comic is generally lighthearted, although the undercurrent of constant warfare and suffering is there. Cue[[spoiler: chapter 38, when Shizuko used less honorable tactics (FalseFlagOperation, using shrapnel weapons, hitting the supply train, poisoning the food supply, etc) to hold Usayama Castle against the Azai-Asakura army, who has an overwhelming numbers advantage against the Oda defenders.]]
* FuroScene: Shizuko builds a bathhouse. Apparently the only people using allowed to use it are Shizuko, Nobunaga, Shizuko and his wife Nouhime, because no one else is ever shown in high-ranking men of the water.Nobunaga clan (and Nouhime).
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* CoolSword: Ashimitsu carries around a sword that Noh identified as [[https://mymodernmet.com/mikazuki-munechika-sword/ Mikazuki Munechika]], a legendary master-crafted sword over a thousand years old (by modern reckoning).

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* CoolSword: Ashimitsu carries around a sword that Noh identified as [[https://mymodernmet.com/mikazuki-munechika-sword/ Mikazuki Munechika]], a legendary master-crafted sword over smithed almost six hundred years ago[[note]]over a thousand years old (by by the time of the modern reckoning).era where Shizuko came from[[/note]].



* MagnificentBastard: Nobunaga, true to form. As he hears and sees of future ideas and technologies from Shizuko, he very quickly grasps how they can help him in his objective to rise in power and immediately makes or adjusts his plans around them.



* OneSteveLimit: Because Shizuko introduced herself as Shizuko ''Ayanokouji'', Nobunaga contacted said clan to ascertain her status within it. Predictably, the clan knew nothing.

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* OneSteveLimit: Because Shizuko introduced herself as Shizuko ''Ayanokouji'', Nobunaga contacted the remnants of said clan to ascertain her status within it. Predictably, there's no record of her in the clan knew nothing.archives.
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* PraetorianGuard: Shizuko gets a few prominent people to serve as her [[https://www.japanese-wiki-corpus.org/title/Umamawari%20(horse%20guards).html umamawari (lit. horse guards)]]: [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maeda_Toshimasu Keiji Maeda]], [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kani_Saiz%C5%8D Saizo Kani]] and [[YoungFutureFamousPeople Yoshinari's son Katsuzou]] ([[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mori_Nagayoshi the future Nagayoshi Mori]]).
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* RankUp: As part of their plans to strengthen their ties with the emperor, Nobunaga and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konoe_Sakihisa Sakihisa Konoe]] pass off Shizuko as the illegitimate daughter of the Toshizaku [[NamesTheSame Ayanokouji]] (leader of the above-mentioned clan who is both the last of his line and dead by that point in time) and sends gifts to the court in her name. This ploy is extremely successful as, not only does Shizuko get legitimized and bestowed a name ('Nihime'), she is also appointed a rank in the imperial court even higher than Motonari Mori (who himself attained a pretty high rank by donating funds for the emperor's coronation).

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* RankUp: As part of their plans to strengthen their ties with the emperor, Nobunaga and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konoe_Sakihisa Sakihisa Konoe]] pass off Shizuko as the illegitimate daughter of the Toshizaku Toshikazu [[NamesTheSame Ayanokouji]] (leader of the above-mentioned clan who is both the last of his line and dead by that point in time) and sends gifts to the court in her name. This ploy is extremely successful as, not only does Shizuko get legitimized and bestowed a name ('Nihime'), she is also appointed a rank in the imperial court even higher than Motonari Mori (who himself attained a pretty high rank by donating funds for the emperor's coronation).
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* RankUp: As part of their plans to strengthen their ties with the emperor, Nobunaga and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konoe_Sakihisa Sakihisa Konoe]] passes off Shizuko as the illegitimate daughter of the Toshizaku [[NamesTheSame Ayanokouji]] (who is both the last of his line and dead) and sends gifts to the court in her name. This ploy is extremely successful as, not only does Shizuko get legitimized and bestowed a name ('Nihime'), she is also appointed a rank in the imperial court even higher than Motonari Mori (who himself attained a pretty high rank by donating funds for the emperor's coronation).

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* RankUp: As part of their plans to strengthen their ties with the emperor, Nobunaga and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konoe_Sakihisa Sakihisa Konoe]] passes pass off Shizuko as the illegitimate daughter of the Toshizaku [[NamesTheSame Ayanokouji]] (who (leader of the above-mentioned clan who is both the last of his line and dead) dead by that point in time) and sends gifts to the court in her name. This ploy is extremely successful as, not only does Shizuko get legitimized and bestowed a name ('Nihime'), she is also appointed a rank in the imperial court even higher than Motonari Mori (who himself attained a pretty high rank by donating funds for the emperor's coronation).
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* RankUp: As part of their plans to strengthen their ties with the emperor, Nobunaga and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konoe_Sakihisa Sakihisa Konoe]] passes off Shizuko as the illegitimate daughter of the Ayanokouji Toshizaku (who is both the last of his line and dead) and sends gifts to the court in her name. This ploy is extremely successful as, not only does Shizuko get legitimized and bestowed a name ('Nihime'), she is also appointed a rank in the imperial court even higher than Motonari Mori (who himself attained a pretty high rank by donating funds for the emperor's coronation).
* RenaissanceMan: Shizuko is extremely knowledgeable and experienced with things relating to agriculture and is capable in other fields (like engineering and textiles) as well but, by her own admission, what she has in the latter is more broad than deep and she tends to rely on Kinzo and the other craftsmen to make her non-agricultural ideas work.

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* RankUp: As part of their plans to strengthen their ties with the emperor, Nobunaga and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konoe_Sakihisa Sakihisa Konoe]] passes off Shizuko as the illegitimate daughter of the Ayanokouji Toshizaku [[NamesTheSame Ayanokouji]] (who is both the last of his line and dead) and sends gifts to the court in her name. This ploy is extremely successful as, not only does Shizuko get legitimized and bestowed a name ('Nihime'), she is also appointed a rank in the imperial court even higher than Motonari Mori (who himself attained a pretty high rank by donating funds for the emperor's coronation).
* RenaissanceMan: Shizuko is extremely knowledgeable and experienced with things relating to well-versed in agriculture and is capable has some knowledge in other fields (like engineering and textiles) as well but, by her own admission, what she has in the latter is more broad than deep and she tends needs to rely on Kinzo and the other many craftsmen sent to her to make her non-agricultural ideas work.
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* RankUp: As part of their plans to strengthen their ties with the emperor, Nobunaga and [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konoe_Sakihisa Sakihisa Konoe]] passes off Shizuko as the illegitimate daughter of the Ayanokouji Toshizaku (who is both the last of his line and dead) and sends gifts to the court in her name. This ploy is extremely successful as, not only does Shizuko get legitimized and bestowed a name ('Nihime'), she is also appointed a rank in the imperial court even higher than Motonari Mori (who himself attained a pretty high rank by donating funds for the emperor's coronation).
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* RenaissanceMan: While most experienced in farming, Shizuko is fairly well-versed in many disciplines.

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* RenaissanceMan: While most Shizuko is extremely knowledgeable and experienced with things relating to agriculture and is capable in farming, Shizuko other fields (like engineering and textiles) as well but, by her own admission, what she has in the latter is fairly well-versed in many disciplines.more broad than deep and she tends to rely on Kinzo and the other craftsmen to make her non-agricultural ideas work.

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* EventFlag: Shizuko is an ace at triggering them.
** After having a bathhouse built, Shizuko declares, "Nothing frightens me any longer!" Naturally, Nobunaga is standing behind her.
** Shizuko is about to make Aya the first person in history to eat tempura. Naturally, Nobunaga and his wife Nouhime are standing behind her.
* FishOutOfTemporalWater: Shizuko stands like a sore thumb against the backdrop of Sengoku-era Japan, being taller than some men.



* TheMole: Nobunaga and Yoshinari has a young handmaid named Aya assigned to Shizuko to learn of her secrets. Nobunaga's son, Nobutada, is later sent to her under an assumed name as a curious samurai boy to pick her brain for her martial knowledge; Nobutada would later out himself when he thought he was dying of fever (he got better with Shizuko's assistance).

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* TheMole: Nobunaga and Yoshinari has have a young handmaid named Aya assigned to Shizuko to learn of her secrets. Nobunaga's son, Nobutada, is later sent to her under an assumed name as a curious samurai boy to pick her brain for her martial knowledge; Nobutada would later out himself when he thought he was dying of fever (he got better with Shizuko's assistance).



* TheReveal: The mysterious man with modern knowledge who is following Shizuko's exploits (and thus, the historical deviations she's causing) is revealed to be [[spoiler:Shizuko's uncle]]. Later chapters reveal [[spoiler:that he's ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashikaga_Yoshiteru Yoshiteru Ashikaga]]'' and that he's already time-traveled once before, to the modern day from Hisahide Matsunaga's assassination attempt at Nijo Castle]].

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* TheReveal: The mysterious man with modern knowledge who is following Shizuko's exploits (and thus, the historical deviations she's causing) is revealed to be [[spoiler:Shizuko's uncle]]. Later chapters reveal [[spoiler:that he's ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashikaga_Yoshiteru Yoshiteru Ashikaga]]'' and that he's already time-traveled once before, to the modern day modern-day from Hisahide Matsunaga's assassination attempt at Nijo Castle]].Castle]].
* RightBehindMe: Shizuko is an ace at triggering them.
** After having a bathhouse built, Shizuko declares, "Nothing frightens me any longer!" Naturally, Nobunaga is standing behind her.
** Shizuko is about to make Aya the first person in history to eat tempura. Naturally, Nobunaga and his wife Nouhime are standing behind her.



* StayInTheKitchen: The men of the village Shizuko is appointed to lead initially object to the idea of following a girl's orders but quickly change their tune when her methods bear fruit. Nobunaga's vassals also express their displeasure with her (whether its making use of her ideas or bringing her to the battlefield) until Nobunaga gets angry at them over it.

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* StayInTheKitchen: The men of the village Shizuko is appointed to lead initially object to the idea of following a girl's orders but quickly change their tune when her methods bear fruit. Nobunaga's vassals also express their displeasure with her (whether its it's making use of her ideas or bringing her to the battlefield) until Nobunaga gets angry at them over it.it.
* StatuesqueStunner: Shizuko stands like a sore thumb against the backdrop of Sengoku-era Japan, being taller than some men.



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* TimeTravelTimeTravel: The story begins with Shizuko got transported back to the Sengoku period, along with [[spoiler: her uncle Ashimitsu, who somehow got separated from her during the trip]]. There's another man whose backpack was sold to Shizuko.
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* FuroScene: Shizuko builds a bathhouse. Apparently the only people using it are Shizuko, Nobunaga, and his wife Nouhime, because no one else is ever shown in the water.
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* EventFlag: Shizuko is an ace at triggering them.
** After having a bathhouse built, Shizuko declares, "Nothing frightens me any longer!" Naturally, Nobunaga is standing behind her.
** Shizuko is about to make Aya the first person in history to eat tempura. Naturally, Nobunaga and his wife Nouhime are standing behind her.
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''Sengoku Komachi Kurou Tan!'' (lit. 戦国小町苦労譚, ''The Hardships of a Warring States Era Beauty'') is a Japanese manga series written by Kyouchikutou and illustrated by Hajime Sawada. The title has ran since 2017 in the ''Comic Earth Star'' magazine, and has been compiled into 6 volumes so far.

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''Sengoku Komachi Kurou Tan!'' (lit. 戦国小町苦労譚, ''The Hardships of a Warring States Era Beauty'') is a Japanese manga series written by Kyouchikutou and illustrated by Hajime Sawada. The title has ran since 2017 in the ''Comic Earth Star'' magazine, and has been compiled into 6 7 volumes so far.
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* TheReveal: The mysterious man with modern knowledge who is following Shizuko's exploits (and thus, the historical deviations she's causing) is revealed to be [[spoiler:Shizuko's uncle]]. The next chapter then reveals [[spoiler:that he's already time-traveled once before, to modern day from some undetermined time in the past]].

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* TheReveal: The mysterious man with modern knowledge who is following Shizuko's exploits (and thus, the historical deviations she's causing) is revealed to be [[spoiler:Shizuko's uncle]]. The next chapter then reveals Later chapters reveal [[spoiler:that he's ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashikaga_Yoshiteru Yoshiteru Ashikaga]]'' and that he's already time-traveled once before, to the modern day from some undetermined time in the past]].Hisahide Matsunaga's assassination attempt at Nijo Castle]].

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