Examples of using Saigo in English and their translations into German
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This is Saigo.
It is Saigo Juudo's house of Meiji-mura Village Museum.
You will thank me for this later, Saigo.
It is a table of Saigo Juudo's house of Meiji-mura Village Museum.
The samurai were lead by Saigo Takamori.
But who was Saigo Takamori and what was the insurrection of the samurai all about?
This katana is dedicated to Takamori Saigo who is perceived as the last samurai.
Saigo Takamori was born as the son of a low-ranking samurai.
His advance was checked by troops of the Saigo clan, led by Saigo Yoshikatsu.
Saigo, established the full-scale European-style building as a place of the waiting on customers.
In other words, episodes 25′ and26′ are the continuation of TV episode 24“ Saigo no Shisha”.
Another bone of contention between Saigo and the majority of the Meiji government was the Korean issue.
The film The Last Samurai brought a lot of attention and hype to a historic figure in Japan- Saigo Takamori.
Saigo Juudo had much contact with the diplomat living in Japan with the person who was in the nucleus of the revolution government.
In the same year, he releasedscripts for radio dramas, such as"Saigo no Seppun"("The Last Kiss"),"Gekijo Iriguchi no Hanjikan"(Half"an Hour at the Theater Door"), and"Kamome no Shigai""Dead Seagull.
Saigo Takamori himself is shown on all contemporary illustrations in a Western-style uniform of a high-ranking officer with all bells and whistles attached.
On the slopes of the castle ruins originally constructed by the powerful Saigo Clan in the Nishikawa region at the base of Mt. Ishimaki, trim dogtooth violets are in full bloom.
Half-hearted or not, Saigo organized the military rebellion and put together an army of roughly 25,000 men that later may have grown in size, when more samurai volunteers rushed to the rebel forces.
Two thousand adherents of the old Tokugawa order weredevastatingly crushed by imperial troops under the leadership of Saigo Takamori, the head of the Satsuma forces, in the bloody battle of Ueno.
They gathered under Takamori Saigo, a samurai and statesman who had worked for the local clan leader of Satsuma in the southern region on the island of Kyushu.
The terrorists confront Sakamoto and Saigo in a gunfight, where Sakamoto encounters Oh Hye-rin, the organization's female leader.
Saigo Juudo, the brother of Takamori Saigou built this European-style building of the carving wood total 2 stories copper thatching the roof with shingles in an own residence of Kamimeguro, Tokyo in about 1877 in the Christian era.
The soul behind the dangerous movement was General Saigo Kichinosuke who deserved much credit for the restoration of power of the mikado but had retired to his home since 1873. Sulking and unhappy, Saigo founded private schools for samurai with like-minded friends in Satsuma.
The soul behind the dangerous movement was General Saigo Kichinosuke who deserved much credit for the restoration of power of the mikado but had retired to his home since 1873. Sulking and unhappy, Saigo founded private schools for samurai with like-minded friends in Satsuma. They were educated in Chinese literature and instructed in military exercises.