406 results found for: Oooku ~Eien~
Ooku: Dai-isho
Japanese Drama - 2004, 11 episodes7.6
The fourth session in the Ooku series revolves around the era of the 3rd Shogun, Tokugawa Iemitsu, and the birth of the Ooku. Iemitsu was brought up by his nanny, O-fuku, while his younger brother Tadanaga was brought…
Ooku
Japanese Special - 2016, 2 episodes6.7
Drama special featuring two stories of 2 different Edo-era concubines, a different one in each episode. The first part, “Saikyo no Onna”, is about Omiyo, one of Tokugawa Ienari’s concubines that rose through…
Ooku Sai Shusho
Japanese Special - 2019, 1 episodes7.0
Tokugawa Yoshimune, the eighth Tokugawa shogun, instituted the Kyoho Reforms aimed at rebuilding the government’s finances. He is called the ancestor who restored the Tokugawa family and is also well-known as the…
Ooku Season 2
Japanese Drama - 2023, 11 episodes7.0
~~ Adapted from the manga series "Ooku" (大奥) by Yoshinaga Fumi (よしながふみ).
Ooku 3 SP: Meiji-hen
Japanese Special - 2003, 1 episodes7.7
"Ooku" is the story of the picturesque lives of the women living in the hidden, maze-like inner structure of Edo Castle. Inside, the women wielded their beauty and knowledge: some of them to win the Shogun's love,…
Ooku: Hana no Ran
Japanese Drama - 2005, 10 episodes7.1
Depicts the grand battles of the women surrounding Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, the fifth shogun.
Ooku 2003
Japanese Drama - 2003, 11 episodes7.3
"Ooku" is the story of the picturesque lives of the women living in the hidden, maze-like inner structure of Edo Castle. Inside, the women wielded their beauty and knowledge: some of them to win the Shogun's love,…
Tominaga Akitsugu
Tominaga Akitsugu is a MEN'S NON-NO exclusive model. He is the son of Tominaga Ai. (Source: Wikipedia)
Koizumi Ikunosuke
Koizumi Ikunosuke is a Japanese actor born in Matsudo, Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
Nakajima Takehiro
Nakajima Takehiro is a screenwriter, novelist, and film director from Kyoto, Japan.
Miyashita Junko
Miyashita Junko is a Japanese actress who had a long and varied career working both in pink film and mainstream cinema. Miyashita Junko was born in Tokyo. She was working as a waitress at a coffee shop when she was recruited to work in Pink films. Her debut film was in July 1971 with "That's How I Lost".…
