Fūrinkazan (風林火山) means "Wind, Forest, Fire, Mountain" and reflects the spirit of the samurai. It comes from Takeda Shingen’s battle banner during Japan’s Sengoku period and embodies four warrior ideals:
1. Swift as the wind (風) – Strike swiftly and without hesitation.
2. Quiet as the forest (林) – Maintain calmness and discipline.
3. Fierce as fire (火) – Attack with overwhelming force when needed.
4. Immovable as the mountain (山) – Stand resolute and unshakable.
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