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Os Samurais - History Channel - Sexta 01/10/2010

por César - SP/Guarulhos - 29-Sep-2010

Ohayo Mina San!,

Ogenki  deská?

 

Sexta feira 01/10/2010 às 21.00 Horas no Canal por assinatura History Channel, passara o documentario Os Samurais.

Mark Dacascos, ator e campeão de artes marciais, explora a história de Miyamoto Musashi, o samurai mais famoso de todos os tempos, fazendo com que este especial de duas horas seja uma viagem através da história do Japão.
Seguindo os passos de Musashi, Mark aprende tudo sobre a cultura samurai, treinando inclusive com o armamento e a sabedoria destes guerreiros japoneses. Toda a ação é vivida através de imagens computadorizadas de última geração.
 

Ocêuaní marimachitá.

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