In feudal Japan, Samurai warriors generally viewed Seppuku as cowardly.

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Seppuku, also known as harakiri, was a ritual suicide performed by Samurai when they dishonored themselves or their leaders. It was viewed as an honorable and dignified way to die, and Samurai who chose to perform Seppuku were revered for their loyalty and bravery. It was only when forced to perform Seppuku as a punishment that it may have been viewed as cowardly.

In Feudal Japan, Samurai Warriors Generally Viewed Seppuku as Cowardly