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This book includes philosophical treatises by two great thinkers on Bushido, the Way of the Warrior. In ancient Japan, this was the name given to a set of rules and guidelines that determined the behaviour and daily life of samurai. The classical understanding of this moral code of honour is set out in the teachings of Budoshoshinshu ("A Parting Word to One Who Takes the Path of a Warrior") by the hereditary samurai and statesman Yuzan Daidoji (1639-1730). The unique book "Bushido. The Soul of Japan" by the Japanese enlightener Inazo Nitobe (1862-1933) is the most complete and understandable description of the martial art that originated in Japan, as well as an explanation of the basic principles of traditional Japanese morality and ethics, education and formation of the Japanese national character and worldview. These principles and the moral code of the samurai are still relevant today, as the ideals of honour, dignity, loyalty, courage and patriotism are highly valued in any society and at any time. The proposed treatises will certainly become spiritual companions of all those who are looking for answers to the most important questions in military and peaceful life.