Onihei Hankacho: Honjo Sakura Yashiki

6.6

When patrolling around Honjo area, Hasegawa Heizo reunites with his best friend and dojo mate from his younger days, Kishii Samanosuke as well as Sagami no Hikoju, the ruffian of Honjo. Samanosuke informs Heizo that…

Dokufu Oden to Kubikiri Asa

Crimes and misadventures of a girl named Oden. Loosely based on actual story of Takahashi Oden. (Source: IMDb)

Shin Momotaro Zamurai

~~ Adapted from the novel "Momotaro Samurai" (桃太郎侍) by Yamate Kiichiro (山手樹一郎).

Shinsengumi of the Dead

8.0

Zombies suddenly appear in the final years of the Edo period in Kyoto. Kuzuyama Gesutaro is a samurai who belongs to the Shinsengumi. The Shinsengumi is a special police force organized by the Bakufu (military government)…

Hakuouki

6.7

Tange Tenzen is made a vassal to the shogun. He is a master of the single long sword fighting style. But in order to defend the honour of his wife, Nagao Chiharu, he loses an arm, and his family is also wiped out.…

Akogare wo Koeta Samuraitachi Sekai Ichi e no Kiroku

8.7

Neko Zamurai: Tamanojo, Edo e Iku

A prequel to the story of the legendary samurai and one cat. In Edo era, there was a legendary samurai named Kyutaro Madarame who are feared as a "Madara the Devil". He was somehow hired for killing a cat named Tamanojo.…

Nihon Gankutsuou

6.0

Samurai seeks revenge on his traitors in Japan of the 17th century. ~~Inspired by the famous Novel "The Count of Monte Cristo" by Alexandre Dumas Pére (Source: IMDB)

Onihei Hankacho: Ketto

A young woman named Omasa, the daughter of a tavern keeper who helped Heizo in his youth, appears and asks to become an informant. When Heizo denies her request, Omasa learns that Heizo is searching for Sagihara Kuhei,…

Onihei Hankacho: Deku no Juzo

6.3

Ono Juzo, an officer from Arson and Theft Control Division, stumbled upon a scene where a wanted thief, Sukejiro had been killed by his pregnant wife, Ofuji. Out of sympathy for the wife, Juzo hides the dead body and…

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Nakamura Yoshihiro

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