Sakura Falls at the End of the Shogunate

After reading the Shinsengumi story, I fell in love with Okita Souji. No matter what the disputes between the two lands are so far, I just want to pay tribute to this talented young swordsman who was born in the Bakumatsu - Okita Souji! On July 8, 1842, ??? Was born as the direct son of Okita Shojiro, whose childhood name was Sojiro. In 1852, when he was 9 years old, he wandered to Edo, entered the natural ryshin-ryu school, and became a disciple of Shusuke Kondo. In 1855, the Shirakawa clan was separated from the feudal clan. In 1861, a new writing group was formed and he was promoted to assistant. 1862 ??? Became famous as the swordsmanship coach of the Shinsengumi and the captain of the First Division. In 1864, during the Ikedaya Incident, he, Kondo Isamu and Nagakura Shinpachi fought into the enemy formation, but they vomited blood and fainted during the battle. From then on, he began to struggle with illness. On May 30, 1868, Okita Souji, who was less than 26 years old, dreamed of a black cat in the house of Heigoro Uekiya in Sendagaya. He beheaded the black cat in his dream. He died the next morning. According to records, his death was "those flowers and water that separate the darkness." Conception: