With all the survivors incapacitated and near death the Erasmus drifts into the bay of a small Japanese fishing village Ajiro Anjiro in the novel and part of modern day Atami and the first step of a world changing journey begins

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Pilot major John Blackthorne also known as Anjin 按針 lit Pilot Steuermann is the protagonist of James Clavell 39 s 1975 novel Shōgun The character is loosely based on the life of the 17th century English navigator William Adams who was the first Englishman to visit Japan

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Shogun The remote serene and peaceful fishing village of Anjiro was designed in a private beautiful cove in Nagashima Japan where the typhoon season ent

The village of 39 39 Anjiro 39 39 was created in an isolated cove near Nagashima All of the buildings in the village were specifically created for the mini series Unfortunately the set was destroyed by a typhoon just as filming at the location was wrapping up

In 1545 Xavier was in modern day Malaysia attempting to convert the local people to his religion It was around this time that he met a Japanese man named Anjiro who had a keen interest in Christianity He worked to persuade Xavier to try his luck spreading the religion in Japan

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Learn about the historical and cultural background of James Clavell 39 s Shogun a best selling novel set in 1600s Japan Explore the real life locations in Izu Peninsula where the story unfolds such as Ajiro Mishima Shuzenji and Ito

Ajiro is a humble fishing village nestled in the mountains of Izu province The young samurai Omi controls Ajiro having inherited it from his father who passed away one year before our story begins

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Aided by Blackthorne s clownish antics he Toranaga Mariko and others of his court make it to Anjiro which is safer Toranaga elevates Blackthorne to the samurai rank of hatamoto and gifts him a consort Fujiko

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English pilot of a Dutch ship named Erasmus arrives in Japan hoping to break the Jesuit trade monopoly on the Far East Instead he becomes embroiled in the feudal politics

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I 39 m hoping to visit both castles when I go to Japan in the spring next year Having viewed the TV series 39 Shogun 39 again I now believe that the bay next to Misuzu opposite Suzu Island is where the filming took place for the fictitious village of Anjiro took place

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Izu Province 伊豆国 Izu no kuni was a province of Japan in the area now part of Shizuoka Prefecture and Tokyo 1 Izu bordered on Sagami and Suruga Provinces Its abbreviated form name was Zushū 豆州

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Erasmus is blown ashore on the Japanese coast at the village of Anjiro during a storm Blackthorne and the few survivors of his crew are taken captive by local samurai Kasigi Omi until his daimyō feudal lord and uncle Kasigi Yabu arrives

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Anjirō アンジロー or Yajirō 弥次郎 ヤジロウ baptized as Paulo de Santa Fé was the first recorded Japanese Christian who lived in the 16th century

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After his Dutch trading ship Erasmus and its surviving crew is blown ashore by a violent storm at Anjiro on the east coast of Japan Pilot Major John Blackthorne the ship 39 s English navigator is taken prisoner by samurai warriors

The culmination of Blackthorne s journey is the dramatic shipwreck on the coast of Japan a pivotal moment in both the narrative and in the context of Japanese history Clavell situates the fictional village of Anjiro in what is now present day Izu Peninsula a plausible location given the historical trade routes of the time

Shōgun tells the story of an English pilot John Blackthorne in charge of five Dutch ships whose purpose is to break the Portuguese monopoly on Japanese trade Instead the pilot becomes embroiled in Japanese politics as Lord Toranaga Yoshi employs him as his secret weapon

Erasmus is blown ashore on the Japanese coast at the village of Anjiro during a storm Blackthorne and the few survivors of his crew are taken captive by local samurai Kasigi Omi until his daimyō feudal lord and uncle Kasigi Yabu arrives