The Shinsengumi, also known as the ""Wolves of Mibu"", was a samurai organization that was feared at the end of the Japanese shogunate. Led by Kondo Isami and Hijikata Toshizo, they were tasked with protecting the Tokugawa shogun and maintaining the security of Kyoto, and were skilled in assassination and encirclement, their fame spread throughout Kyoto, Osaka, and Edo.
This book takes readers deep into the daily operations of the Shinsengumi, interesting personal stories, and the ins and outs of famous assassination operations. Through historical records and existing historical sites in Japan, it takes readers on a ""time travel"" to the end of the shogunate era to reacquaint themselves with the Shinsengumi.
