Portuguese Invasion of Japan

Committee Description

1570; known as the Year of Fire and Faith, Japan begins to tremble as the Ashikaga Shogunate crumbles from within. Devilish warlords rise to seize the opportunity to carve their names into the fables sung by poets. Among them, the “Demon King” Oda Nobunaga aims to unite the seas with his sword. Just as Japan becomes divided into a five-way tug of war among the most influential Daimyō, with blood-soaked fields and ancient temples turned into battlegrounds, various unknown fleets can be seen arriving from across the southern seas—bearing guns, gold, and God. These settlers have come not as conquerors but as “traders.” Yet their arquebuses tell a different story. The Sun Goddess dims as foreign faith begins to spread across the islands. Will Japan be set ablaze with glory by the wrath of the Amaterasu, or be consumed by its own eclipse?