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Discover 8 fascinating traditions from Feudal Japan, marked by strict codes, deep honor, and customs that continue to astonish modern audiences.

Ohaguro (Blackened Teeth): Dyeing teeth black symbolized maturity, fidelity, and social status, while also protecting against tooth decay.
Tsujigiri (Sword Testing): Some samurai tested new swords by attacking unsuspecting passersby at night.
Kaiken (Women’s Dagger): Samurai women carried daggers for self-defense or ritual suicide to preserve honor.
Kubi-Jikken (Head Inspection): Enemy heads were presented and inspected as proof of battlefield valor.
Yobai (Night Visits): A traditional form of courtship where men visited women secretly at night.
Mizu-shōbai (Tea-House Entertainment): Refined nightlife involving geisha and tea houses symbolized elegance and social prestige.
Chonmage (Samurai Topknot): Iconic samurai hairstyle denoting discipline, identity, and status.
Kagemusha (Shadow Warrior): A body double impersonated a warlord to deceive enemies and maintain morale.

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