Junshin is a kind monk who turns the Golden Temple into a refuge and runs survivor camps across Ariake. He is the man Jin and Masako keep going to for leads in Masako's Tales, though he worries about her thirst for revenge.
Junshin avoids fighting but never stops helping people, even when it puts him in danger. He believed Kajiwara was a decent man and felt foolish when he learned the truth.
Hana writes to him asking where Masako is, offering supplies for his camps. He ignores it and goes to help survivors at Red Leaf Temple, where the Mongols capture him. Masako finds the letter and decides he is a traitor, and Jin has to duel her to save him. Junshin then gives them Hana's name.
The Tale of Lady MasakoThe Tale of Lady Masako is the Act 1 story tale where you recruit Masako Adachi after her clan is wiped out. It rewards the Samurai Clan Armor and is also Masako Tale 1 of 9, opening her side storyline.Masako Adachi
Lady Masako Adachi is the only survivor of Clan Adachi and one of Jin's allies. Her husband and sons die in the Mongol landing and the rest of her family is murdered the same night. Her side storyline, Masako's Tales, has you hunting the people behind that massacre.
Sogen
Sogen is a sweeper monk at the Golden Temple and the first conspirator you track in Masako's Tales. He scouted the Adachi estate for the killers on the night of the invasion. Jin has to rattle him so he leads you to the bandits.
Mai
Mai is a thief and former Adachi servant, and the last of the conspirators you hunt in Masako's Tales. She and Masako were secret lovers before she was sent away for stealing. She looted the Adachi estate after the massacre.
Kajiwara
Kajiwara is a fisherman and former Adachi retainer who recruited the killers for the massacre. Masako sacked him for beating his wife and daughter. Junshin, who thinks he is a gentle man, reluctantly points you to his beach hut.