SANADA YUKIMURA HIP FLASK

A cool flask inspired by Sanada Yukimura, a renowned Japanese samurai warrior of the Sengoku period, known as 'Number one warrior in Japan.' The design is set against a black background, incorporating elements related to Sanada Yukimura, such as his red armor, 'Aka-zonae,' and Osaka Castle, which are associated with his history in Kishu and Kudo-yama. (Additional text can be freely added.) ｜ Japanese samurai warrior of the Sengoku period. He was called "Number one warrior in Japan". Sanada Yukimura led the Army of Armor Warriors unified in red, they were called "Aka-zonae". In 1615, Sanada's army, About 3,500 people, took up their position to the Chausuyama in Tennoji for the great war. Sanada's army looked like the azaleas in full bloom and was spectacular, and seemed imposing.