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Critical reception in Japan was generally positive. Tomomi Katsuta of "The Mainichi Shinbun" thought that this movie was "a vast improvement over previous American attempts to portray Japan", noting that producer and director Edward Zwick "had researched Japanese history, cast well-known Japanese actors, and consulted dialogue coaches to make sure he didn't confuse the casual and formal categories of Japanese speech." However, Katsuta still found fault with this movie's idealistic, "storybook" portrayal of the samurai, stating: "Our image of samurai is that they were more corrupt." As such, he said, the noble samurai leader Katsumoto "set his teeth on edge."

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