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Depicted in this picture is a sculpture memorializing a historic duel between two of Japan's most famous samurai. In 1612, Sasaki Kojiro (crouched) was widely regarded as Japan's best and most respected samurai by the ruling elite. But he was defeated by an upstart named Miyamoto Mushashi (leaping) who abandoned his usual tactics and whittled an extra long wooden sword from a boat oar specially for the occasion, which Mushashi used to exploit a weakness he had identified in Kojiro's defense.