In the beginning of the Eighteenth Century, in the transition period
between the luxurious Genroku Era (1688-1703) and the simple Kyocho Era
(1716-1735), the ronin - a samurai without a master - Ihei Misawa (Akira
Terao) and his sweet wife Tayo Misawa (Yoshiko Miyazaki) are trapped in
a very humble inn with very poor guests. The rain does not stop, and
the group is unable to follow their journeys, once the water level of
the river is too high to be crossed. The good and decent Ilhei goes to a
dojo without the knowledge of Tayo and disputes a fight, and with the
collected money, he buys food and sake for the starving costumers,
making the people very happy. After the rain, in an incident with some
locals, he meets the feudal landlord, Lord Nagai Izuminokami Shigeaki
(Shiro Mifune), who invites him to be the chief of art of fencing of his
warriors, but the envy and proud prevail and Misawa is dismissed from
the aimed job. The quiet Tayo decides to present her optimistic and
touching viewpoint of what happened to Ilhei. Written by Claudio
Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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