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Saigo Takamori, the hero of the Meiji Restoration, was born to a poor, low-ranking samurai family in the Satsuma domain (present day Kagoshima Prefecture). His simple honesty caught the attention of its charismatic feudal lord of Satsuma, Shimazu Nariakira. Nariakira’s assertion that the love of people is what will enrich and strengthen the nation captivated Saigo who took on Nariakira’s secret mission and eventually became a key person for Satsuma. Not a portrait of him survives today and much of his life is a mystery. He is a man who was twice exiled and thrice married. He overthrew the Tokugawa Shogunate with exceptional bravery and action. Although he accomplished the restoration, he lost his life in a fight with the new Meiji government.
Episode 47 : Final Episode
November. 25,2018
Episode 46 : Seinan War
November. 18,2018
Episode 45 : Saigo Rises
November. 11,2018
Episode 44 : The Samurai's Revolt
November. 04,2018
Episode 43 : Farewell, Tokyo
October. 28,2018
Episode 42 : Clash of Two Great Men
October. 21,2018
Episode 41 : A Country Reborn
October. 14,2018
Episode 40 : A Troubled New Government
October. 07,2018
Episode 39 : Father, Saigo Takamori
September. 30,2018
Episode 38 : A Restoration Full of Scars
September. 23,2018
Episode 37 : Peaceful Surrender of Edo Castle
September. 16,2018
Episode 36 : Yoshinobu's Head
September. 09,2018
Episode 35 : Demon of War
September. 02,2018
Episode 34 : Shogun Yoshinobu
August. 26,2018
Episode 33 : Ito's Vow
August. 19,2018
Episode 32 : The Satsuma-Choshu Alliance
August. 12,2018
Episode 31 : A Promise with Ryoma
August. 05,2018
Episode 30 : Mystery Man Iwakura Tomomi
July. 29,2018
Episode 29 : Third Marriage
July. 22,2018
Episode 28 : Katsu and Ryoma
July. 15,2018
Episode 27 : Hamaguri Gate Rebellion
July. 08,2018
Episode 26 : Saigo Goes to Kyoto
July. 01,2018
Episode 25 : Granted Life
June. 24,2018
Episode 24 : To the Ends of the Earth
June. 17,2018
Episode 23 : The Terada-ya Incident
June. 10,2018
Episode 22 : Great Brother, Rustic Brother
June. 03,2018
Episode 21 : Farewell Song
May. 27,2018
Episode 20 : Shosuke's Black Stone
May. 20,2018
Episode 19 : Aikana
May. 13,2018
Episode 18 : Exile Kikuchi Gengo
May. 06,2018
Episode 17 : Saigo Drowns
April. 29,2018
Episode 16 : Nariakira's Will
April. 22,2018
Episode 15 : Lord's Death
April. 15,2018
Episode 14 : Yoshinobu Gets Serious
April. 08,2018
Episode 13 : Unchanging Friendship
April. 01,2018
Episode 12 : Princess With Strong Luck
March. 25,2018
Episode 11 : Nariakira's Assassination
March. 18,2018
Episode 10 : Where Is Princess Atsu?
March. 11,2018
Episode 9 : Sir Hi in Edo
March. 04,2018
Episode 8 : Bad Luck Bride
February. 25,2018
Episode 7 : Mother on Back
February. 18,2018
Episode 6 : Mystery Man
February. 11,2018
Episode 5 : Sumo! Sumo!
February. 04,2018
Episode 4 : A New Lord
January. 28,2018
Episode 3 : Children are Treasures
January. 21,2018
Episode 2 : An Admirable Samurai
January. 14,2018
Episode 1 : Satsuma Weaklings
January. 07,2018
In 1840 in Satsuma (present-day Kagoshima Prefecture), Kokichi Saigo is having days of training and studying with friends in town. At the domain's biggest event held at a temple, he has a fateful encounter with Nariakira Shimazu, the son and heir of the Satsuma domain. However, Kokichi is slashed on the shoulder with a sword by a boy who bears a grudge against him, and becomes unable to swing a sword again.
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