Imai Sōkun - Revision history

Lady Kyashira at 07:06, 30 May 2026

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	After checking on a merchant who had borrowed money from his father, Sōkun led Naoe to his office, where he offered her sake. When Naoe asked about being invited for tea ceremonies instead, Sōkun agreed to ask his father for the arrangements. As Naoe then asked about a gathering of women with an interest in the ''[[Arquebus\|teppō]]'' trade, Sōkun agreed it might be worth proposing the idea to his father. He then told Naoe to educate herself in tea etiquette and to acquire a kosode for the ceremony before meeting him at their family house.<ref name="Searching Sakai" />		After checking on a merchant who had borrowed money from his father, Sōkun led Naoe to his office, where he offered her sake. When Naoe asked about being invited for tea ceremonies instead, Sōkun agreed to ask his father for the arrangements. As Naoe then asked about a gathering of women with an interest in the ''[[Arquebus\|teppō]]'' trade, Sōkun agreed it might be worth proposing the idea to his father. He then told Naoe to educate herself in tea etiquette and to acquire a kosode for the ceremony before meeting him at their family house.<ref name="Searching Sakai" />

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	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

Lady Kyashira at 11:49, 13 May 2026

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 '''Imai Sōkun''' (今井 宗薫, 1552 – 1627) was a [[Japan|Japanese]] tea master and a [[merchant]] overseeing the weapons trade in [[Sakai]] during the late 16th century. The son of [[Imai Sōkyū]], who was tea master to [[Oda Nobunaga]],<ref name="Searching Sakai">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Searching Sakai]]</ref> Sōkun later succeeded his father in the business.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Imai Sōkun}}</ref>

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	'''Imai Sōkun''' (今井宗薫, 1552 – 1627) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] tea master and a [[merchant]] ~~dealing in~~ weapons trade in [[Sakai]] during the 16th century. The son of [[Imai Sōkyū]], who was tea master to [[Oda Nobunaga]],<ref name="Searching Sakai">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Searching Sakai]]</ref> Sōkun later succeeded his father in the business.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Imai Sōkun}}</ref>		'''Imai Sōkun''' (今井宗薫, 1552 – 1627) was a [[Japan\|Japanese]] tea master and a [[merchant]] overseeing the weapons trade in [[Sakai]] during the late 16th century. The son of [[Imai Sōkyū]], who was tea master to [[Oda Nobunaga]],<ref name="Searching Sakai">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Searching Sakai]]</ref> Sōkun later succeeded his father in the business.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP\|Imai Sōkun}}</ref>

	==Biography==		==Biography==
	In 1582, Sōkun and his father received a visit from the [[Iga]] ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], posing as a trader. After Naoe, who ~~named~~ herself Sanuki and showed her forged but authentic contracts to him, Sōkun ~~expressed his praise for~~ Naoe's boldness and asked him to walk with him in the town. Along the way, Sōkun answered questions from Naoe in regards to his father and their business dealings with Nobunaga. After checking on a merchant who borrowed money from his ~~money~~, Sōkun led Naoe to his office, where he offered her sake. When Naoe asked about being invited for tea ceremonies instead, Sōkun agreed to ask his father for the arrangements. As ~~she also~~ asked about a gathering of women with interest in the ''[[Arquebus\|~~teppo~~]]'' trade, Sōkun agreed it might be worth proposing the idea to his father. He then ~~asked that~~ Naoe educate herself in tea etiquette and to acquire a kosode for the ceremony before meeting him as their family house.<ref name="Searching Sakai" />		In 1582, Sōkun and his father received a visit from the [[Iga]] ''[[Ninja\|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], posing as a trader. After Naoe, who introduced herself as Sanuki and showed her forged but authentic-looking contracts to him, Sōkun praised Naoe's boldness and asked him to walk with him in the town. Along the way, Sōkun answered questions from Naoe in regards to his father and their business dealings with Nobunaga.<ref name="Searching Sakai" />

			After checking on a merchant who had borrowed money from his father, Sōkun led Naoe to his office, where he offered her sake. When Naoe asked about being invited for tea ceremonies instead, Sōkun agreed to ask his father for the arrangements. As Naoe then asked about a gathering of women with an interest in the ''[[Arquebus\|teppō]]'' trade, Sōkun agreed it might be worth proposing the idea to his father. He then told Naoe to educate herself in tea etiquette and to acquire a kosode for the ceremony before meeting him at their family house.<ref name="Searching Sakai" />

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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'''Imai Sōkun''' (今井宗薫, 1552 – 1627) was a [[Japan|Japanese]] tea master and a [[merchant]] dealing in weapons trade in [[Sakai]] during the 16th century. The son of [[Imai Sōkyū]], who was tea master to [[Oda Nobunaga]],<ref name="Searching Sakai">''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]'' – [[Searching Sakai]]</ref> Sōkun later succeeded his father in the business.<ref name="Wiki">{{WP|Imai Sōkun}}</ref>

==Biography==
In 1582, Sōkun and his father received a visit from the [[Iga]] ''[[Ninja|kunoichi]]'' [[Fujibayashi Naoe]], posing as a trader. After Naoe, who named herself Sanuki and showed her forged but authentic contracts to him, Sōkun expressed his praise for Naoe's boldness and asked him to walk with him in the town. Along the way, Sōkun answered questions from Naoe in regards to his father and their business dealings with Nobunaga. After checking on a merchant who borrowed money from his money, Sōkun led Naoe to his office, where he offered her sake. When Naoe asked about being invited for tea ceremonies instead, Sōkun agreed to ask his father for the arrangements. As she also asked about a gathering of women with interest in the ''[[Arquebus|teppo]]'' trade, Sōkun agreed it might be worth proposing the idea to his father. He then asked that Naoe educate herself in tea etiquette and to acquire a kosode for the ceremony before meeting him as their family house.<ref name="Searching Sakai" />

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]''

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