Kuroda Kanbei's warrior helmet at Morioka museum

Kuroda Kanbei's warrior helmet at Morioka museum

MORIOKA, Japan - A visitor to the Morioka History and Culture Museum in Morioka, Iwate Prefecture, on Feb. 22, 2014, looks at warrior helmet said to have been worn by Kuroda Kanbei, a Japanese feudal lord and renowned war strategist.

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