Akki Ronin Ancestral Katana Asari Captain Banishing Slash Bushi Tenderfoot Call to Glory Eiganjo Exemplar Eiganjo Uprising Experimental Synthesizer Gilgamesh, Master-at-Arms Godo, Bandit Warlord Godo, Bandit Warlord Heiko Yamazaki, the General Iizuka the Ruthless Imperial Oath Imperial Subduer Indebted Samurai Isao, Enlightened Bushi Kentaro, the Smiling Cat Konda's Hatamoto Nagao, Bound by Honor Naomi, Pillar of Order Norika Yamazaki, the Poet Oathkeeper, Takeno's Daisho Peerless Samurai Raiyuu, Storm's Edge Samurai's Katana Selfless Samurai Sensei Golden-Tail Silverstorm Samurai Sunblade Samurai Takeno, Samurai General The Eternal Wanderer The Wandering Emperor
The final card is Obelisk the Tormentor, which is called Giant Divine Soldier of Obelisk in Japanese
For a deeper look at whats inside Japanese booster boxes, see our Japanese Pokemon Booster Box Unboxing Guide
One thing I noticed is a lot of my recommendations in these articles are from the early days of Magic and theyre cards I remember seeing play when I first started
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Lists so far: New York City (urban) United Kingdom Vancouver (As well, it would be great to expand the number of lists so that we can have more decks of different places