これは、名もなき侍の物語。
名もなき侍は、戦いと沈黙、そして語られぬ愛を胸に、平和を求めて歩み続ける。
In 16th-century Japan, a child born in a humble village begins a path that will transform him into a samurai without a name, but not without a destiny. Trained in the discipline of Bushido and tested by war, loyalty, loss, and silence, Sasaky Kumbei walks through a world where the sword decides the fate of men and honor is worth more than life itself. He is present in moments that shape history, yet remains unseen, a warrior who leaves no name behind. But his story is not truly about battles. It is about a love never spoken. In his youth, before the weight of the world settled upon him, Kumbei loved a woman he could never have. He carried that love in silence, through years of war, through loss, through a life lived without asking for anything in return. While time changed everything around him, one memory remained untouched. When he learns that she lives alone, far from the world they once knew, he sets out once more. Not for glory, not for honor, but for something he had long left behind.
Peace.
Sasaky Kumbei – The Shadow Samurai is a story of strength and compassion, of silent choices and unseen lives, of a man who walked through history without leaving a name, yet carried within him something stronger than the sword. This trailer is a gateway to a cinematic journey inspired by the spirit of the samurai, the beauty of feudal Japan, and the silences that speak louder than words.

Japanese voice-over: Kozy (Just Global Media)

Music: “Sakura (25-string koto)” by Kasumi Watanabe I would like to express my sincere appreciation for this beautiful piece. The music brought emotional depth and a special atmosphere to this trailer, and it filled my soul with joy. I warmly recommend her work.

Yellow, Violet – The Story is a hauntingly beautiful novel about love, silence, and the quiet courage to choose truth over comfort.

Ewan MacLeod is a solitary Scottish farmer, shaped by duty, loss, and a life measured in seasons. His days pass in quiet repetition until a chance meeting in a small town supermarket alters the course of his life. Reaching for the same jar of strawberry jam, Ewan and Clara Henderson share a moment that seems insignificant, yet becomes the beginning of a profound emotional awakening.

Clara is a teacher with kind eyes and a broken heart. She is married, bound to a relationship where love has long since faded, and living in the quiet weight of unspoken regret. What grows between her and Ewan is not a reckless escape, but a gentle realization. A reminder that true love does not ask for perfection, but for honesty and courage.

Set among rain soaked fields, long silences, unspoken confessions, and a kiss in the snow, Yellow, Violet – The Story unfolds as a tender exploration of longing, truth, and redemption. This is not a novel about infidelity. It is a story about remembrance. Remembrance of self, of feeling, and of what it truly means to be alive.

This trailer is a visual interpretation of the emotional atmosphere and inner landscape of the novel, created to reflect its tone rather than to reveal its plot.

Written by Takezo Art and Susan Ogden Benting.

The book will be available soon on Amazon in paperback, audiobook, and eBook formats.