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In 1906, towards the end of the Meiji era, the government decided to allow the pollutants from the Ashio Copper Mine to be dumped into the pond in Yanaka Village, located downstream of the Watarase River in Tochigi Prefecture. This was done to protect the operations of the mine, but unfortunately, it led to contamination of the fields in the village. Nitta Sachi, the daughter of a poor farming family in Yanaka Village, was approached by politician Tanaka Shozo through her older brother Nobuyoshi. Sachi was asked to go to Tokyo to work as a housekeeper for female social activist Fukuda Hideko, who was in charge of the magazine "Women of the World." With the help of Nobuyoshi, Sachi met Kusakabe Jotaro, who claimed to be a government official. He escorted her to Tokyo and instructed her to observe and report on activities in the Fukuda household. Various social activists like Kotoko Shusui and Osugi Sakae were frequent visitors at the Fukuda residence. Sachi worked diligently, but she felt inadequate for not being able to read like the other intellectuals in the house. Meanwhile, there was a strike by the laborers at the Ashio Copper Mine. This led to social activists like Ishikawa Sanshiro advocating for a wage increase and attempting to incite rebellion against the government. However, the authorities cracked down on the activists, including Ishikawa, who was arrested. Feeling guilty for his arrest, Sachi fled from the Fukuda household and returned to Yanaka Village, only to find her home destroyed due to the government's forced seizure. To her dismay, her brother Nobuyoshi was at the center of this unfortunate event.

Derived from the tale of Okuni.

A tale of a girl lacking ambition who experiences personal growth while competing in a Japanese card game tournament she was hesitant to join. Koi, envisioning a simple life, finds herself unexpectedly entering a poetry card contest, Hyakunin Isshu, where her success draws unwanted attention. The story follows Koi's journey through the competition and her blossoming romance with Yura, a ronin seeking vengeance for his father.

In a reimagined narrative set in Taiwan between 1995 and 1996 during the country's inaugural direct presidential election, the story unfolds with political conflicts, the emergence of criminal influences in the political sphere, and soldiers battling for survival during the Third Taiwan Strait Crisis. These elements collectively embody Taiwan's ethos of "One island, one destiny."

Yoshimune Tokugawa serves as the 8th Shogun of the Tokugawa Shogunate. He faces ongoing issues with troublemakers causing chaos in Megumi, his city. To investigate these matters firsthand, Lord Tokugawa disguises himself as Tokuda Shinnosuke, an ordinary resident of Megumi, with the help of his trusted companions. Known as Shin-san to the locals, he collaborates with oniwaban (ninjas) and the leader of the Megumi fire brigade. Yoshimune utilizes the fire brigade headquarters as his temporary residence outside of Himeji Castle. While the fire brigade leader and oniwaban are aware of his true identity, the rest of the city remains oblivious to his status as the Shogun. Upon resolving the criminal activities, Yoshimune confronts the culprits, who often draw their samurai swords in an attempt to harm him without realizing his true identity. In most situations, Yoshimune skillfully handles the situation without causing serious harm, opting to use the blunt side of his sword. Only in extreme cases does he resort to using the sharp edge of his blade, demonstrating the severity of the circumstances.

The samurai lived by the code of duty and honor, with some driven by greed and power while others were guided by friendship, truth, and love. Bunshiro's story is one of tragedy and triumph, as he overcomes adversity to become a skilled swordsman and protector of the vulnerable. His love for Fuku blossoms in their youth, but their paths diverge due to her poverty and his personal loss. When a corrupt official causes Bunshiro's father to take his own life, Bunshiro is shunned by society. However, he ultimately foils the official's plan to harm Fuku, who is now married to a local lord, and exposes the corruption. Years later, Bunshiro and Fuku reunite to reflect on their past and the enduring love between them. This tale is inspired by the jidaigeki novel "Semishigure" penned by Fujisawa Shuhei.

Taking place in the 8th-9th century, Aterui leads the Emishi tribe in the Isawa Prefecture of northern Japan. Despite being outnumbered by the Yamato government's massive military force, Aterui bravely defends his tribe. This story is inspired by Katsuhiko Takahashi's novel "Kaen Kita no Yosei Aterui," published by Kodansha on October 16, 2002.

Following a brief reunion with his wife, Orie, Hikoma is now on a frantic search to find out where she is before he leaves. Feeling the absence of her husband, Orie makes the decision to step down from her role as a ninja.

Based on Ikenami Shotaro's book "Kumokiri Nizaemon," the following text has been modified.

Denshichi from Kuromoncho works under a police officer and enforces justice in the alleys of Edo using a violet club given to him by Inspector Toyama Saemon, the magistrate of Kitamachi. Denshichi focuses on condemning the wrongful acts instead of the individuals committing them, displaying compassion and kindness in his approach.

After being liberated from servitude due to her father's conviction for treason, Lee Na Young was trained to become an assassin. Meanwhile, her childhood friend Park Sang Kyu, who had recently returned from his studies abroad and taken up a position as a government official, was desperately searching for her. Additionally, her former servant Yang Man Oh, who had risen to lead a merchant organization, was also on the lookout. The three of them found themselves caught in a plot against the Emperor, who was intent on implementing reforms aimed at abolishing the class system and establishing a new Korea.

Taking place during the historical period of old Shanghai, the series showcases the epic clandestine battles that unfolded between the Communist Party, the Kuomingtang, and the Japanese forces.

Taking place amidst the conflict between China and Japan, the narrative follows a bold young woman navigating through challenging circumstances.

This tale follows the life of Gu Haitang, a remarkable Chinese woman who transitioned from a childhood spent in prostitution to becoming a successful businesswoman and influential figure during a time of war. Throughout her experiences, she encountered two men who greatly impacted her life and whom she loved deeply. However, their romance was thwarted by the tumultuous backdrop of war in China, leaving their fate uncertain.

River Children is a drama that revolves around two families residing in a pottery-making village

During the 1920s, individuals like Li Lian began a journey of self-reliance. In an effort to settle her late father's debts, Li Lian found herself compelled to wed into the Chen family. As she fought against the traditional feudal system, Li Lian not only sought to rescue herself but also served as a source of inspiration for other young individuals and married women within the Chen family.

The narrative revolves around the captivating union of Songtsen Gampo and Princess Wen Cheng

The storyline revolves around the experiences of Empress Myung Sung, the final empress of Korea.

A young man uncovers the origins of his transplanted heart.

Taking place in Zhangku Dadao, an ancient trade route in the Chahar province of the Republic of China, is a renowned tale. Qin Tian Yi, the former second grandson of the wealthy merchant Qin Zhao Yong from Zhangjiakou, finds himself in a perilous situation after a plot leads to the death of Qin Zhaotong. Barely escaping with his life, Qin Tianyi embarks on a mission to seek justice and protect the economic backbone of Zhangjiakou from those who wish to dominate it.

The tale commences with the destinies of the Qi and Su families, both hailing from Guilin and coming of age during the Anti-Japanese War. As the Chinese resistance against the Japanese occupation intensified, the four Qi brothers and the three Su sisters experienced a series of unexpected events and intricate emotional relationships. Their fates took a dramatic turn...

Created through a collaboration between the Buildings Department of The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), these stories are based on actual cases faced by the Buildings Department

The plot revolves around a group of creators striving to keep producing their series "Gilgamesh Battle", recognized for its provocative themes and nudity

In the plot, we witness the journey of Yukari Ichiko, a young woman working as an announcer, as she faces a significant setback in her career

A clandestine tale of intrigue unfolds within the hidden gambling dens of Roppongi, Tokyo

A tale depicting Chong'er's resolute dedication to his nation and the complex, often heartbreaking connections he forges with Qi Jiang, Li Ji, Ying Yue, and Ji Wei. Chong'er is deeply devoted to his homeland and has brainstormed numerous strategies to assist its citizens. Unfortunately, he falls prey to a scheme orchestrated by dishonest government officials. (source: chinesedrama. info)

Connected to traffic signs on the road, this piece explores the journey of an individual who takes on the role of a substitute driver following a job loss.

Mutsumi is a new designer working for a small design firm called Lemon Design. She is currently focused on preparing for magazine photo shoots, such as finding suitable locations and collaborating with photographers. Despite her role, Mutsumi feels uncertain about her abilities as a designer. Tetsuko picks up on Mutsumi's emotions and reassures her by stating that she is a valuable employee. Mutsumi is puzzled by Tetsuko's comment.

Legend has it that a thousand years ago, Baijia Town was a remote mountain village. The village was said to be home to a ferocious monster known as the Nian Beast. One day, a storyteller mentioned the Nian Beast in the presence of the little Nian Beast and the Demon Hunter. The Nian Beast became enraged upon hearing that they were being accused of eating children, insisting that they only feasted on chestnut cakes. In a fit of anger, the Nian Beast stirred up a strong wind. To calm the situation, the Demon Hunter quickly claimed that the Nian Beast was his cousin. Unfortunately, a child set off firecrackers, revealing the Nian Beast's horns and forcing them to flee. The Nian Beast felt saddened by the legend, wishing to be accepted rather than feared. Luckily, the Demon Hunter possessed a Book of Retrospection, allowing them to travel back to the first New Year in history to uncover how the Nian Beast's reputation was tarnished.

A theatrical piece centered around the romantic relationships of two couples.