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'''Tomiko's Homestead''' was the personal residence of the [[Japan|Japanese]] farmer [[Tomiko]], located within the Katano Foothills of the province of [[Izumi Settsu]]. | '''Tomiko's Homestead''' was the personal residence of the [[Japan|Japanese]] farmer [[Tomiko]], located within the Katano Foothills of the province of [[Izumi Settsu]]. | ||
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Tomiko's Homestead was the personal residence of the Japanese farmer Tomiko, located within the Katano Foothills of the province of Izumi Settsu.
History
The residence was a farm belong to Tomiko's family during the 16th century. Following her parents' death during the civil war between the Japanese clans, Tomiko inherited the homestead and slowly rebuilt it.[1] On 30 September 1581, the shinobi Fujibayashi Nagato, who was a friend of Tomiko's family, came to the homestead in the midst of Oda Nobunaga's invasion of Iga. He brought his daughter Naoe on his horse hoping that Tomiko could treat Naoe's injuries, notwithstanding the fact that he himself was also injured after being shot in the back with an arrow. Tomiko took both of them in and treated their injuries.[2]
After Naoe woke up, she left the homestead in order to pursue a masked samurai who had stolen a box she had been tasked to retrieve. Nagato himself woke up much later, and also left Tomiko's homestead in order to assist his daughter. Both of them failed to return as Nagato was subsequently killed while Naoe was heavily wounded[2] and was taken in by the monk Sorin and his apprentice Junjiro at the Makinoodera Temple.[3]
A few months later, a fully healed Naoe returned to the homestead, informing Tomiko of her father's death and showing her a drawing she had made of her father's killers, which she referred to as "the Onryo". Fully understanding and empathizing with Naoe's experiences, Tomiko gave her full control of the land, allowing her to establish a hideout to pursue the masked men.[1]
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