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The story follows Kumomaru, a Japanese samurai who travels to Europe in during the 1930s and becomes embroiled in a plot to steal the legendary Japanese sword Kusanagi. While in Europe, Kumomaru befriends Ernest Hemingway and Pablo Picasso and attempts to stop Major General Kamishima and his Nazi allies from conquering China. -Wikipedia

Years after a dragon fell in Edo city... The city rebuilt itself alongside the dragon. When samurai from the Matsumichi domain heard that a cure for the plague existed within the dormant dragon's body, they ventured inside. There, they encountered a man tasked with managing and exploring the dragon...? (Source: MANGA Plus)

Kurogane the samurai loyally serves a girl who once saved his life but he makes nothing but trouble. This one shot is not related to the series Kurogane.

The story takes place in medieval Europe, where warriors from across the whole continent are embroiled in vicious duels to prove their might, with the victor being ordained by God. Katrea is being viciously targeted by the victor of one of these duels in her hometown, whereupon a chance encounter brings her into contact with a small, black-haired Asian man who offers to fight to free her from her subjugation. (Source: Otaquest, edited)

The Zero-Sum Original Anthology Series features themed oneshots from various mangaka that publish in Ichijinsha's Zero-Sum and Ward magazines. Volume 5 theme: Japanese style and samurai. 1. The Overnight Rain Stops by Minekura Kazuya 2. Our Detective Story by Saeki Yashiro 3. The Thunder God and the Wind God by Gunjou 4. Samurai Soul by Asada Yasuka 5. Takeda-sama, the Town Magistrate by Mazaki Haruka 6. Tenmatsu, the Kabuki Actor with a Charming Figure by Ueda Shinshu 7. Mushroom and Kappa by Magami Guriko 8. Confetti in the Fish Tank by Sekka 9. Moonlight Sei-kun by Aoto Takane 10. Urahara by Kouzuki Leo 11. Pure Land Eye Story by Kayase Shiki 12. The Queen’s Dog by Araishi Ikkyou & Oshino Hikaru 13. Kakure Oni by Mikanagi Touya 14. Absolute Obedience, The Peach's Rebellion by Yoshizawa Tomoya 15. Miokuribana by Kikuta Yui 16. Swordplay by Shindou Arashi

As master assassin Usui Yuen looks into a series of assassinations made on the grand samurai clan, the Satsuma, he encounters Kurima Raizo, member and survivor of one of the attacks. Together, they discover the true nature of these murders is bigger than over stolen resources. As they get closer to the truth, will they come out alive to exact revenge? (Source: Crunchyroll)

In the Edo or Tokugawa period (1600–1868), Ran, a female wandering samurai whose skill with the katana is only matched by her taste for sake (rice wine), is joined by a chinese martial artist who calls herself Lady Meow of the Iron Cat Fist.

Starting in the year 1863, this manga retells the story of the Shinsengumi. There is a focus on Okita, who in this version of the story is an excellent swordsman that does not kill people. Instead, he strikes with the back of his sword, a practice that his friend Hijikata warns him will only cause him problems in the future. The thirteen young men of the Shinsengumi live through the tumultuous final years of the Tokugawa Shogunate. (Source: tethysdust)

The ancient Jewish roots of the Japanese.

An unlikely pair and their adventures in the mythical past. Burly ronin Kusanagi looks after the physical well-being of various characters the two come across, while the slight, "blind" Sensai attends to their spiritual predicaments, granting wishes in exchange for souls. (Source: MU)

This manga features violent stories of passion and swordsmanship, set in the Kan'ei era (1624-1643). It opens with a match between two damaged swordsmen. Irako is blind, and his opponent, Fujiki, is missing an arm. It has been decreed that their match will be fought with metal swords, instead of wooden, so one of these men will die. The story that led them to this final match, and gave them their handicaps, involves ambition, the selection of the heir for a dojo, and the passion of two women-- one the dojo master's daughter, and the other his lover. (Source: MangaHelpers)

This manga deals with the way Samurai used to live and how their behaviour revolved as well as their actions was based on honor and pride. There are numerous short stories inspired from historical events.

Suzumori Ganjuurou is a swordless samurai wandering around with nowhere to go until he stumbles across a wanted poster in the woods. To his fortune (or ill-fate), he crosses paths with the very man that everyone wants to kill—the Sister Slayer. (Source: MediBang)

A village in danger, a mysterious child, warring daimyo, and the greatest ronin never known all clash in a Japan of magic and mechs. Learn the story of the first African samurai. (Source: Netflix)

Based on the life of Naoe Kanetsugu, best friend of Maeda Keiji.

The Sengoku era gave birth to many historical legends. One of them is Naoe Kanetsuku, the brilliant military general of the Uesugi family. Together with Maeda Keiji, a legendary warrior on the battlefield, who become lifelong friends with each other, they carve out a piece of history in the most dangerous and volatile time in Japan's history. The two men recall their beginnings and the journey they took to get to the accomplished position they now sit at. (Source: MangaHelpers)

A samurai volunteers himself to save his Lord's feud from an unknown menace. To do so he gets in a sort of dimensional gap, wherein he's involved in incredible situations.

The Samurai Troopers are five warriors who were given magic armor and must use it to defeat Arago and his warlords.