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Add Whisky Monkeys as a Google favoriteWelcome to a new Whisky Names Explained, where today we spotlight a Japanese whisky: the smoky, powerful Fujimi The 7 Virtues. Where does that name come from?
Fujimi The 7 Virtues is a blended whisky made from 70 percent malt and 30 percent corn whisky. The whiskies used for the blend all come from Japan’s Honshu island. The whisky calls to mind another Japanese brand, Nobushi, which also features a warrior.
What does Fujimi 7 Virtues mean?
Fujimi is Japanese and translates to “immortal.” As you might guess, it’s another nod to the legends of the Japanese samurai. That reference is reinforced by the samurai depicted on the bottle’s packaging.
We looked up the bottle, and Gall & Gall offers more insight into the rest of the name, the 7 Virtues: “The number 7 on the bottle refers to the seven virtues of the Samurai, the code of conduct also known as Bushido.”
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This means a samurai was bound to follow a strict code until death: one of loyalty, fidelity, and honor. If a samurai could no longer live up to this code, it could be resolved through ritual suicide, better known as seppuku. One famous Japanese tale is that of the Forty-Seven Ronin, an 18th-century event and the most renowned example of this code of honor. The story has been adapted countless times for stage, film, and TV. You might know the Keanu Reeves movie: 47 Ronin.
It’s clear the samurai have left a lasting mark and will continue to inspire culture in many forms and now, whisky.
FAQ
- What is Fujimi 7 Virtues?
Fujimi 7 Virtues is a personal growth and wellness concept focused on balance, mindfulness, discipline, and self-improvement for a healthier lifestyle. - How does Fujimi 7 Virtues help people?
It helps improve focus, reduce stress, build positive habits, and support long-term personal and mental wellness. - Why is Fujimi 7 Virtues popular?
Fujimi 7 Virtues is popular for combining modern self-development strategies with timeless values to create meaningful lifestyle changes.
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