"sho" equals to commander, general or admiral
"gun" equals to troops or warriors.
Therefore
"Shogun (将軍)" means "General"
It is a military rank and historical title in old Japan during 1867.
It is a military rank and historical title in old Japan during 1867.
At that time,
A Shogun's office is called as "Bakufu ( 幕府 )" in Japanese and "Shogunate" in English.
Besides,
"Shogunate" is also being describe as the government system under shogun,
there it comes with the term adopted by the English.
(explanation extracted from wikipedia)
In my own comprehension, the Shogun Japanese Buffet
is presenting the style of
"COMMANDER"
in Japan - plentiful & elegant
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