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Gouwan Kenjoo Houjou Masakoo

Ryoji Motoishi

源氏の血脈を この手で繋ぐため

尼の衣に隠す 真(まこと)の武門(ぶもん)の意地

頼朝 亡き後の 暗雲を切り裂き

我が子が散りぬとも 幕府は揺るがせぬ

豪腕賢女が 乱世を統べる

尼将軍の 命に集え

承久の嵐も 恐れはしない

鎌倉の武士(もののふ)よ 恩義を返せ

我が子を失いし 母の涙を拭い

天下の行く末を 見据える双眸(そうぼう)よ

朝廷の牙城が 鎌倉を脅かせば

その豪腕を以て 全てを粉砕せん

豪腕賢女が 乱世を統べる

尼将軍の 命に集え

承久の嵐も 恐れはしない

鎌倉の武士(もののふ)よ 恩義を返せ

愛しき人々は 皆 逝ってしまった

残されたのは この冷徹な権力だけ

だが私は嘆かない 振り返りもしない

この国を守るため 修羅の道を歩もう

豪腕賢女が 乱世を統べる

尼将軍の 命に集え

承久の嵐も 恐れはしない

鎌倉の武士(もののふ)よ 恩義を返せ

(Yeah!)

「我が名は政子、鎌倉の礎なり。」

  • Lyricist

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • Composer

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • Producer

    Ryoji Motoishi

  • Vocals

    Ryoji Motoishi

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    Ryoji Motoishi

"Gouwan Kenjoo Houjou Masakoo" (The Mighty Wise Woman: Hojo Masako) tells the story of Hojo Masako, who became the "Nun Shogun" and held the Kamakura shogunate together after the death of her husband, Minamoto no Yoritomo. Hiding a warrior's resolve beneath a nun's robes, she endures the grief of losing her own children one after another, yet wipes away her tears and rules through a chaotic era with her eyes fixed on the nation's future. Even as pressure from the imperial court closes in during the Jokyu War, she stands unafraid, and the song captures the passion of her legendary speech urging the warriors of Kamakura to repay their debt of loyalty. Though she has lost everyone she loved, she refuses to grieve or look back, choosing instead to walk a cold, unwavering path of power to protect her nation. It closes with her famous declaration, "my name is Masako, the cornerstone of Kamakura," in a bold, powerfully rooted Japanese-style anthem.

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