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Isobe Isobee is a student at a samurai school who aspires to become a renowned samurai, yet he constantly attempts to avoid putting in effort on a daily basis

Okita's elder sister, Mitsuba, pays a visit to the Shinsengumi's headquarters to announce her upcoming marriage to the merchant Kuraba Toma. During their time together, Mitsuba expresses concern about her brother's lack of companionship. To ease her worries, Okita introduces Sakata Gintoki, a passerby, as his closest friend. Meanwhile, there are rumors circulating about mysterious vessels entering and leaving Edo. Hijikata Toshiro takes it upon himself to investigate, leading to a surprising connection to Mitsuba.

In the Edo era, a distressed samurai is given cutting-edge household gadgets from the contemporary world

Taking place in the Bakumatsu era, which marked the end of the Edo period, the story follows Sakai Banshiro, a samurai of humble origins. He decides to leave his family and serve at the lord's castle. By preparing dishes based on recipes from his wife, Banshiro brings comfort and solutions to the troubles of the people around him.

Leader, Ichii, Nii, Sai, and Yoi are extraterrestrials who have arrived on Earth with intentions of conquest. Yoi stands out as the sole female member of the group. In search of a peaceful method to take over the planet, Yoi treats the team to a live performance by a male idol group. The aliens are captivated by the show and decide to transform themselves into a renowned idol group in order to carry out their invasion. They name their idol unit 'Dolmen X.'

Oedo is a bustling community with a diverse population. Yuta, an aspiring blacksmith, desires to assist others despite his lack of strength. One fateful day, he crosses paths with the inventor, Hiraga Gennai. Gennai presents Yuta with his creation - a steam-powered armor that enhances the wearer's strength manifold. Meanwhile, the malevolent organization Shimavaran, under the leadership of Amakusa Shiro, edges closer to Oedo. Yuta suits up in the steam-powered armor to confront Shimavaran! What lies ahead for the destiny of Oedo?

In the late Edo period in Kyoto, there was a tale of a mysterious samurai wearing a mask who chooses to fight for justice and eliminate wickedness. Amidst the chaos of samurais clashing due to their conflicting loyalties to the Tokugawa shogunate, the common people lived in fear. Kurama Tengu, the masked samurai, emerges as a protector, aiding the innocent in their time of need.

The Tenpo era marks the conclusion of the Edo period. Despite facing financial challenges on a daily basis, Nobu, the humble wife of Katsuie, maintains a cheerful demeanor. In this period, social status does not dictate relationships, and Nobu's kind heart is truly commendable. Katsukichi, my husband, is a skilled marksman with robust arms that are hard to dislike. I cannot help but adore Koiyoshi. Kokichi is supported by his radiance, carefree attitude, wisdom, and drive in facing life's challenges. Meanwhile, their son Rintaro observes his parents with a calm and intelligent demeanor. Inheriting righteousness from his father, Katsu Kaifune, Rintaro is determined to protect the people of Edo, displaying a love that transcends his mother's social standing.

During the Tenpo era at the end of the Edo period, there was a strong focus on reform. Katsuya Kokichi is known for his powerful arms, while his wife Onobu admires them when questioned. Despite facing financial struggles, she maintains a cheerful demeanor. Their son Rintaro is intelligent and ambitious, aiming to study Dutch in order to one day help the people of Edo as "Katsu Kaishu." Interestingly, he has recently developed feelings for a geisha from Fukagawa.

Set in the Yoshiwara red-light district of Edo, this period drama follows four women from different professions who are proud of their community. They band together to seek retribution against men who mistreat the district's prostitutes.

During Tokugawa Yoshimune's rule in Edo, Sachi from Tsutomura loses her father and brother to illness and starts working at the Isuzuya kimono shop in Tenma, Osaka. The shopkeeper Jihei imparts business knowledge to the apprentices using "business traffic" as a teaching tool at night. Intrigued, Sachi pays close attention and finds herself drawn to the world of business. Two years later, the fourth-generation owner of the shop, Tokubei, marries Kikuei, the daughter of a prominent merchant, but Tokubei encounters a problem...

During Shogun Ienari's reign, both samurais and townspeople express dissatisfaction with their circumstances. In the midst of this discontent, a man named Jirokichi, also known as Nezumi Kozo, operates a bar with his sister, Kosode. Unbeknownst to many, Jirokichi and Kosode secretly assist the vulnerable and impoverished in standing up to the oppressive wealthy individuals.

Illustrates the fierce conflicts among the female figures connected to Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, the fifth shogun.

Based on Morimura Seiichi's book series "Assassin Contractor Series" ( ).

Based on Yasuhide Saeki's novel "Secret Life Revealed: The Enigma of Kasumi Kanzuki".

During the Bunka-Bunsei era, the culture of the townspeople thrives as the 11th Tokugawa shogun Ienari's close advisers engage in corrupt administration, leading to a decline in public morals in Edo. Discontent among samurai families and local businessmen grows due to the increasing hardships faced by ordinary town residents. In the dead of night, a whistle suddenly pierces the air. Nezumi Kozo, a heroic thief, effortlessly escapes across rooftops with a box containing 1,000 ryo, which he then scatters over a sleeping, rundown tenement house. Nezumi Kozo's true identity is that of Jirokichi, a playboy with a strong sense of justice who interferes in cases purely out of his desire to see the people of Edo happy. This narrative is inspired by the novel series "Nezumi, Edo wo Hashiru" by Akagawa Jiro.

The story revolves around an extraterrestrial household welcoming their son's mooching friend, Lohasu. Meanwhile, Lohasu's sibling persistently urges him to return home.

Taking place during the early 1800s in Edo Period Japan, the people are facing hardships under the rule of the Tokugawa shogunate

Denshichi from Kuromoncho works under a police officer and uses a special purple truncheon to combat crime in the alleys of Edo. This truncheon was given to him by Inspector Toyama Saemon, who oversees Kitamachi. Denshichi focuses on punishing wrongdoing rather than the wrongdoers themselves and shows compassion and kindness. Despite his cheerful demeanor, he carries the burden of accidentally causing a person's death while trying to help another. This is why he emphasizes the importance of preserving life no matter the circumstances.

Ooka Echizen was a magistrate in the Edo period who backed the Kyoho Reforms proposed by the eighth shogun, Tokugawa Yoshimune. In addition to overseeing Edo, Ooka served on the judicial council and handled local government matters, as well as the management of temples and shrines. He dispensed justice with compassion and impartiality, earning a reputation for his fair and humane rulings known as Ooka Sabaki.

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Derived from the novel series "Akinai Seiden: Kin to Gin" (あきない世傳 金と銀) authored by Takada Kaoru (髙田郁).

Yaji and Kita travel together as a pair. Kita, who is easily swayed by women, is in debt, while Yaji, who is married, faces a dilemma between his wife and supporting his friend. Their escapades are chronicled by writer Jippensha Ikku. Taken from the book.

Based on Morimura Seiichi's "Assassin Contractor Series," a collection of novels.

In 1868, discussions between the shogunate and the new government lead to the agreement to hand over Edo Castle. Kakurai Hayato, a hesitant warrior from Owari supporting the government forces, is tasked with overseeing the smooth surrender of the castle. The only issue is a retainer named Matooya Rokubei who refuses to leave. Rokubei, a former guard of the shogun, remains seated and only moves to attend to personal needs. Due to promises made to Saigo Takamori and Katsu Kaishu, disputes within the castle are prohibited, making it impossible to remove Rokubei by force. As Kakurai spends more time with the man, he begins to develop a strange understanding and respect for Rokubei's traditional demeanor.

The narrative follows Ichimura Tetsunosuke, a petite 15-year-old boy, as he endeavors to enlist in the famed samurai group known as Shinsengumi in order to seek retribution for his slain parents. He soon discovers that he must embrace his inner demon in order to be accepted into the group. --Anime News Network

In order to address the financial difficulties faced by a temple, a Buddhist vocational school is established by the temple. This school is open to students who have not succeeded in other high schools. Tension arises between the students and the monk instructors. In the meantime, Shosuke Tamura, a monk in training from Kinkinfuku Temple near the struggling temple, is tasked with observing the other temple. This story is inspired by the manga series "Butsen" created by Ranjo Miyake and published in Weekly Morning from 1999 to 2001.

Rika Yamaguchi is employed at a music label. On her birthday, she experiences a terrible incident where her ex-boyfriend deceives her out of her money. Out of nowhere, a mature lady in a leopard print outfit emerges in a puff of white smoke. This woman reveals herself as Rika from two decades ahead. She mourns her premature demise, caused by slipping on a beer bottle in a bar. Traveling back from the future, she aims to make a fresh beginning. Teaming up with her future self, who looks and dresses drastically different, Rika embarks on a tough journey to start afresh.

A group of extraterrestrial beings, aware of the Earth's abundant resources, make an effort to invade the planet. In response, six average individuals lacking cohesion and accountability are unexpectedly selected to serve as the Earth's defense team against the alien threat. Utilizing a space pit constructed within a short period of time, they successfully repel the invasion through persuasion tactics. In case diplomacy proves ineffective, they are prepared to deploy their arsenal of secret weapons.

Monzaemon Chikamatsu, a dramatist in his middle years specializing in joruri puppet theater, is experiencing a period of stagnation. Following his wife's departure and his mother's growing frustration with him, he has turned to heavy drinking as his main pastime. However, everything changes when he encounters a gambler named Mankichi.

In the historical setting of the Edo period, Koishikawa Yoyosho is where a secretive and resolute physician called Red Beard, alongside a young doctor named Yasushi Nakamura, provide medical care to impoverished patients and residents of Ichii

Despite facing numerous challenges, Yagami Kazuhiko unexpectedly rises to the position of section chief at "Matsushiba Electric", an appliance company. Join in the laughter as his ambitious endeavors lead to comical chaos for those around him. This entertaining story is adapted from the humorous manga created by Nonaka Eiji, known for his work on "Cromartie High School".

Based on Yoshinaga Fumi's manga "Ooku" ( ).

This drama offers a unique take on the famous classic tale of The Legend of Chun Hyang. The central question posed in this narrative is: what if Lee Mong Ryong's true affection is directed toward Hyang Dan instead of Chun Hyang? Viewers can expect a fresh comedic approach from this production. (DramaWiki)

Ishibashi Ginjiro, a skilled swordsman hailing from Edo, travels to a northern domain in pursuit of the legendary sword Umanohone, as requested by his uncle who serves as a key official in the domain. In order to gather information about the sword, Ginjiro decides to engage in duels with six renowned swordsmen affiliated with the school rumored to possess the sword. Along his journey, facing injuries and engaging in battles on his own, Ginjiro uncovers hidden schemes orchestrated by individuals driven by a thirst for power.

The tale humorously depicts ghosts who are unable to depart our realm due to their strong connection to the living

A continuation of the tale of Jubei Yagyu, a skilled swordsman hailing from the famous Yagyu-Shinkage school during the Edo era. Following the rebellion against the Tokugawa shogunate in Shimabara twelve years prior, Jubei embarks on a new journey to thwart military strategist Shosetsu Yui's scheme to overthrow the shogunate. (DramaWiki)

Kyutaro, once a feared swordsman, now lives in poverty and solitude. Struggling to make ends meet without resorting to his sword, Kyutaro is approached by Sakichi with a job offer. Sakichi wants Kyutaro to eliminate a white cat named "Tamanojoh", which has caused his boss Yozaemon to undergo a transformation into a more childlike demeanor. Initially hesitant, Kyutaro ultimately agrees to the task for the financial reward. Upon encountering the white cat, Kyutaro is struck by its beauty. ~

Benzo and Soji are colleagues at a delivery service that is actually a group of thieves known as Akame. They target corrupt individuals and steal their ill-gotten gains. The leader of Akame, Tatsugoro, is highly respected by both Benzo and Soji. When Tatsugoro unexpectedly passes away, he leaves a conflicting message about who should take over Akame. Despite their confusion, Benzo and Soji decide to part ways with Akame and embark on a significant mission.

Yuka Sekiguchi, an employee at a real estate firm, found herself in charge of her grandmother's house one day. She was tasked with locating a concealed closet, which piqued her interest. Upon discovering the hidden closet, she inexplicably traveled back in time to the Edo period. There, she encountered Ukai Denzaburo, a constable at Minamichi Police Station, who enlisted her help in solving a murder case and sought her guidance due to his lack of deductive abilities.

Akame Kotoji, a wandering samurai seeking revenge for his lord's stolen lances, settles in a tenement house owned by Kujiya Shouemon in Edo. Tajiri Tojiro, the chief retainer of the Mitsushima family, holds a grudge against Akame for the humiliation caused by the lance incident and sends Sudo Heihachiro to assassinate him. Akame meets Oryo, a lady-in-waiting at the Mizushima family mansion, through Shouemon, and initially rejects her request for help. However, he eventually decides to take up his sword again after being promised employment as the Mitsushima domain's fencing instructor if he defeats Akame. After a fierce battle with Sudo, Akame emerges victorious but is left with Sudo's infant son to care for. With the support of the tenement house residents and Oryo, who aspires to be a poet, Akame finds solace and begins to discover the true meaning of life as he navigates love and parenthood for the first time.

One day, a tiny extraterrestrial being with extraordinary scientific abilities crash-lands in the apartment shared by Shinohara Satsuki, Udagawa Yuzukom, and other residents. Unfortunately, the alien's spacecraft is damaged, forcing it to take refuge in the apartment until repairs are completed. (

Based on the manga "Love Love Alien" created by Okamura Hoshi.