A brothel is shown with many women and men drinking and laughing. A man leaves a room and the woman chases him that he is not payed for her. Sex is implied.

All of the sexual content in the movie is implied, nothing is actually seen.

Soldiers raid a village and it is implied that some women are raped.

A woman is kidnapped and raped by a group of samurai.

A married man has sex with another woman.

A couple bathes together naked in a pond. The man's bare chest can be seen, and the women begins to disrobe as the camera pans away.

A woman in a brothel claims that she beds a man every night.

Similar to the sexual content in the film, most of the violence is implied. Gore is almost non-existent.

The setting of the movie is during the chaos of a war, so several scenes of samurai raiding villages can be seen. They kick down and push over peasants, but no blood or gore can be seen.

A wounded man is found drifting in a boat on a lake. A head wound is visible, and he dies shortly after he is found.

A man is beheaded. The camera pans in such a way that the actually beheading takes place behind a rock, and as it pans back, the man covers up the missing head before anything is actually seen.

The head is later presented to an army official. It is unwrapped from a cloth in such a way that no blood or gore is actually seen.

A man is stabbed with a spear, though it is clear to the viewer that the spear doesn't penetrate the armor and no blood is seen. The man dies of his wounds.

Bitch, Damn & Maybe Hell are used.

The movie contains minimal to no swearing.

Some drinking. Characters are shown drunk in a brothel.

Sake is consumed in various scenes in the movie.

In one scene a character appears to be mildly drunk (slightly disoriented).

The movie contains no smoking or drug use.

The movie takes place during war time, so there are a few suspenseful scenes where the main characters safety is potentially threatened.

A man is covered in buddhist prayers in an attempt to exorcise a spirit.