Gurl I think you need therapy after this series ends 😅❤

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

hahahahaha 😂 and FX productions should pay for it

エピソード9で彼女の最後の覚悟に泣き、この動画であなたが悲しむ姿を見てまた涙が出てしまいました。 国は違えど心は共に。最後の1話を見守りましょう。

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

Arigatou gozaimasu for your kind words!! some feelings are indeed universal, but I love the japanese culture!! can’t wait to watch ep10 together

I believe the shinobi were meant to capture her alive and take her hostage as a sort of third party. That way Ishido can claim he had nothing to do with it. By being captured the shinobi would use this a way to humiliate Mariko and reinforce why the hostages needed to stay put under Ishido. She understood that by dying in the blast she would deny Ishido and his conspirators the chance to use her and make Ishido look bad with her last words.

@tokunagaster

3 ай бұрын

That's deep. Great.

This episode showed how much viewers love Mariko.

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

we really did love her! and to be honest, before this episode, I myself hadn’t realized that she was this important to me!

@MustardSkaven

3 ай бұрын

A proper "strong female character" that is not a Mary Sue.

私もショックでした...歴史的に死ぬ事はわかっていましたがここまで感情的に心が痛いドラマティックなスタイルに驚きました。素晴らしい作品です。

I may be wrong, but I think the vertical line, opposed to all the horizontal ones, is exactly how Blackthorne feels: alone, isolated among thousands of lines that go in another direction, one he cannot understand. He has no power to change the course of events. He is frustrated. A very strong episode, it made me shudder, because it reminds us that the most beautiful things in life can be at the same time painful and leave us vulnerable. The best series I've seen in years...Yabushige is a traitor as much as a survivor, but no, he did not want to kill Mariko but to neutralise her.

@websnarf

27 күн бұрын

I saw that as the perfect garden representing Japan and all the culture he has seen here -- it makes some sort of sense to itself. The vertical line is him -- he is there, unable to integrate harmoniously with the rest of Japan. He is begging Mariko to save herself, because nothing else makes sense to him -- but Mariko is part of Japan, she will do things to be in harmony with Japan. So even with him begging for things to make sense for him, the rest of Japan refuses to bend to him. But he can't accept this, and cannot let go of how he feels, what he wants, and what he thinks is right. So he is the straight line that stands apart from the harmonious Japan that is all around him.

Mariko-sama understood the assignment and executed like a boss. What unbelievable commitment and courage. And she did it in style: while reciting poetry.

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

I swear, that woman did EVERYTHING with grace, I just love her 🥺

12:46 Yabushige knows the point of how the poem was bad in that scene like everyone else in the hall, only except Ishido and Anjin. Ishido is an upstart from the peasant class, not culturally educated, so when he praised her poem, it unveiled the education gap between Ishido and the others. In addition, the word "Ochiba 落葉" means "fallen leaves", so this poem "Kare-e 枯枝 (Leafless Branch)" is an insinuation against her.

@alcor4670

3 ай бұрын

This show deserves to win every single award for Best/Outstanding Writing.

@howcanimiss

3 ай бұрын

On the pod, it is mentioned that if the person do not get the reference, it’s actually quite embarrassing.

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

very interesting, thanks for sharing! it really shows the great writing!

@user-bo7md7ij5j

3 ай бұрын

素晴らしい考察ですね。私は少し違って、「枯れ枝」とは、木から葉が落ちた枝を表します。 つまりこれは落葉の方の助言無しでは無能だという石堂への皮肉のメッセージだったのかも知れないと私は思いました。 落葉の方は詩に隠された意味を鋭く察し、彼はそれに気付かなかったのではないか。日本語で失礼します。

@tokunagaster

3 ай бұрын

@@user-bo7md7ij5j You are dead correct, I believe.

John showed how much he loved Mariko to be her second. It was him putting her wishes above his own happiness. He was willing to live the rest of his life in pain to be the one to end her pain (the actual purpose of a second). Compare that to her relationship with Buntaro (and really a lot of men in that era) who put his happiness and wishes before hers.

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

so true, he really loved her 😢

@websnarf

27 күн бұрын

I think he also decided to try to stop being the straight line segment that breaks the harmony in the culture around him. He does so in realizing that he can't get what he wants, but the least he can do is to give Mariko what she wants.

Hi guys! Welcome to everyone new here and thank you so much for the support! Just a quick request, please comment what other shows (live-action and anime) you would like to see me react to. I’ve already got some really good recommendations in the previous video, but I want to make a list to slowly react to all of your recommendations. Thank you so much! ❤❤

@shinichiiwashita6903

3 ай бұрын

Last Samurai? La Strada is my most favorited movie though

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

@@shinichiiwashita6903 thank you for the recommendations!! I've watched the last samurai like a thousand times, and I love it, but I have never watched La Strada, so I will check it out!

@shinichiiwashita6903

3 ай бұрын

Twilight Samurai? -Oscar nominee as best foreign movie Hiro Sanada play as main role actor

@pangkaji

3 ай бұрын

Hara-kiri: Death of a Samurai (2011) Awakenings (1990) with Robin Williams and Robert DeNiro. Dead Poet Society (1989)

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

@@shinichiiwashita6903I love this actor! I will definitely check it out 🙏🏼

Drama name = historical name Yoshii Toranaga = Tokugawa Ieyasu Buntaro Toda Hirokatsu = Tadaoki Hosokawa Mariko Toda = Tama Hosokawa (Garasha) 1543-1616 /75 years old Yoshii Toranaga = Tokugawa Ieyasu 1563-1646/ 83 years old Buntaro Toda Hirokatsu = Tadaoki Hosokawa He has a handsome face and has trained in martial arts and culture to become the strongest samurai. He got his first job at the age of 15, and it was a great job. He received a handwritten letter of appreciation from Nobunaga and became Nobunaga's favorite. Tadaoki was famous as the short-tempered military commander of the Sengoku period. When he was stopped by the inspector, he got angry and beheaded him. Tadaoki killed all the enemies who surrendered. (At this point, his superiors are warned not to kill anyone who surrenders.) When training his men, the second time was fine, but the third time I cut off his head Tadaoki Hosokawa was the strongest berserker of the Sengoku period and the most loving wife. 1582 He deeply loved Tama (Garasha), her legal wife, and did not divorce her even after her father, Mitsuhide Akechi, caused the Honnoji Incident, and imprisoned her to avoid the death penalty. However, Tadaoki frequently visited this area, and Garasha gave birth to a child. In order to free him from Garasha's captivity, he rampages through the battlefield like a demon and rises to prominence. Tadaoki's war exploits were recognized and the prisoners of Garasha were released. Tadaoki was jealous of Garasha and locked her up while his men watched and did not let her leave her room. Garasha heard the story of Christ from Tadaoki. he was interested Garasha was happily talking to Tadaoki about various things. As a result, she was baptized without telling Tadaoki. Around this time, Christianity had already been recognized as a xie jiao and had begun to be eliminated, so she begged Garasha to quit. However, when Garasha stubbornly refused, Tadaoki became furious and cut off the nose and ears of her maid who helped her baptize. Garasha was angry at this and stopped talking to Tadaoki. Because Garasha didn't talk to me. Tadaoki also tacitly acknowledged this. When Tadaoki went on an expedition 10 years after his marriage, Tadaoki frequently wrote letters to Garasha. 1600 His wife Tamako (Garasha), who was in Osaka Castle's Hosokawa residence, was attacked by Ishida Mitsunari (Ishido) and refused to be taken hostage, but since suicide is prohibited in Christianity, his senior vassal Hidekiyo Ogasawara was attacked by Garasha. was beheaded. Explosives were placed in the mansion so that Garasha's body would not be left behind. Hidekiyo Ogasawara committed suicide. Tadaoki is holding Garasha's funeral at the church. 1563-1600 37 years old Children are 3 boys and 2 girls 1600 John Blackthorne = Anjin Miura 1564-1620 56 years old He became Tokugawa Ieyasu's 250 koku hatamoto and spent his entire life in Japan. From the above, Hosokawa Garasha and Miura Anjin are not acquainted. If the two had met like in a drama Miura Anjin would have been beheaded by Hosokawa Tadaoki. Hosokawa Garasha Death Poem original ``Only when you know when it's time to cleanse yourself can flowers become flowers and people become people.'' Current Japanese "Flowers are beautiful because they know when to fall. Humans must be like that too. Now is the time to fall." Meaning of death phrase "The righteous person's path is to know and accept his or her end." *Death haiku is the last haiku of a person's life written in anticipation of death.Jisei means to bid farewell to this world. The last haiku that our ancestors wrote in this world in anticipation of their impending death is the haiku haiku. This includes not only haiku written on the verge of death, but also haiku written in anticipation of death, and haiku written at the end of one's life without being aware of death.

@toms781

2 ай бұрын

There is a Japanese idiom that conveys a similar meaning to the death poem you referenced: "花は桜木人は武士" which translates to "among flowers the cherry blossom, among men, the samurai." It also speaks to the impermanence of things, that short life can be more beautiful, because every moment of it is savored all the more.

The scene where Blackthorne offered to be Mariko's second destroyed me.

No need to apologize for being tense; like you said, this was a very tense episode full of vulnerable character moments. So tragic and so beautifully done.

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

thank you! ❤️ for some reason, it felt emotional even from the beginning…

@sophiaaldous3199

3 ай бұрын

@@laidareacts Totally! I think I lost track of how many times I started to tear up. 😊

It was such heartbreaking. Based on true event of Lady Gratia Hosokawa who is model of Mariko sama. It was such tragic story who chose death to keep her honor rather than being confined by Mitsunari Ishida model of Ishido.

26:38 "Why did they do that to us?" Like Hiromatsu before her, Mariko knew her role really well. She was supposed to die by seppuku so the nobles would revolt against Ishido. When that did not happen, she found a way to kill herself to make sure Toronaga's plan succeeds.

@pangkaji

3 ай бұрын

"A flower is a flower because it falls". 🌸 Translation: "Life is life because we die".

You've won the best reaction.

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

🥹🙏🏼❤️

It would be great if Mariko were still alive, but the historical facts are as follows. Mitsunari Ishida (Ishido in SHOGUN), who was an enemy of Ieyasu(Toranaga in SHOGUN), tried to take Garasha Hosokawa (Mariko Toda in SHOGUN) hostage at Tamatsukuri's Hosokawa mansion in Osaka, but Garasha refused. The next day, Mitsunari went out to use his force and had his soldiers surround the mansion. When the vassals told Garasha everything, Garasha prayed a little, then gathered all the maids and ladies in the mansion and said, ``As my husband has commanded, I alone want to die,'' and led them outside. . Later, as suicide is prohibited in Christianity, the chief retainer, Hidekiyo Ogasawara (Shosai), intervened with Garasha and committed suicide by setting explosives in the mansion and setting it on fire so that no body would be left behind. Her death haiku was, ``Only when you know when it is time to scatter can flowers in this world become flowers and people become people.'' A few hours after her death, Father Niecchi Sordi Organtino visited the burnt remains of the Hosokawa mansion, picked up Garasha's bones, and buried them in the Christian cemetery in Sakai.

Anna Sawai's interview on Late Night with Steven Colbert was lovely. She is just as elegant as Mariko IRL.

It’s touching to listen to your reaction. And I love it!! I cried together!! Thank you from Japan

As a Japanese person, I will explain. Mariko was the only target for the ninjas, but if they had just blasted the door open and broken in, they would have all been killed. However, when the door exploded and the ninjas confirmed that Mariko was dead, they should have left, and Mariko chose that method in order to prevent others from becoming involved.

Brilliant emotions! Watched episode 9 2 days ago and still not recovered. All her scenes before my eyes … don even understand why this got me so hard and deep. Like I knew her in person…

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

that’s exactly how I feel too!

@LL063

3 ай бұрын

@@laidareacts btw I’m a man…I keep rewatching her dialogues, hot springs scene with anjin, Kiku visit with anjin, last night in episode 9. First time I’m so emotional about a character. Maybe because I now know she was a real one or because of their love story through the series I wanted they together so hard and almost got it and then she is dead..like I wasn’t ready for that. I thought I’d be watching series about warriors and fights, now for me it’s not even about shogun. It’s about Marikos fate …

Most emotional reaction video I’ve seen! Bless her , she’s proper invested in this! Nice top she’s wearing too. Great video. ❤. Subscribed!!

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

hahahaha! I can be very emotional sometimes! I am glad you liked my reactions and my dressing decisions 😉❤️ and thanks for subscribing

8:42 John wasn't a pirate. Pirates loot and pillage only for themselves. He was a _privateer,_ naval mercenaries who loot and pillage on behalf of a lord/kingdom/government. But yeah, normal folks wouldn't really distinguish one from the other.

@s.c.l5382

3 ай бұрын

this is a EUPHEMISM and all know it.

@tokunagaster

3 ай бұрын

William Adams will be loved by not just Ieyasu Tokugawa but by many in Japan including his new Japanese wife. Well, history says.

@Aeolusdallas

3 ай бұрын

It's a very fine distinction that most nations don't uphold.

あなたが何を話してるかほとんどわからなかったんですが、何を思ってるかはわかりました。 あなたのおかげでまだ泣いてしまいました😂 最後の1話が楽しみですね。

The language of the flower "Crimson Sky" is "I love you".

I knew the source material of the show and I saw the 1980s version so I knew that this will be the way things will happen, and this episode is the end of Mariko's journey. But like a child I waited for a miracle to happen during the end of the episode. R.I.P. Mariko-sama.

Mariko's model was a real woman named Hosokawa Galaicia. She was the daughter of a traitor who killed her lord, became a Christian, and was deeply loved by her husband. She ordered her entourage to kill her so that Ishida, Ishido's model, would not take her hostage. To protect her love for her husband and to avoid self-determination as a Christian, she died by a sword held out from behind a door. Her death turned her neutral husband completely against Ishida. Had he been on Ishida's side, the final battle would have been quite different. Her death was one of the incidents that created the peace that lasted for the next 260 years. In my opinion, Gracia was one of the saints who stopped 140 years of warfare.

Even after reading the book and knowing it'd happen it still is no less sad. What an amazing show.

@sophiaaldous3199

3 ай бұрын

Right? I burst into tears and I knew she was going to die. Great writing!

Whata sweet reaction. It proofs how incredible everything in this episode has been crafted together

9:27 殿 Tono/Dono is an honorific title normally used for male lords. But these ladies were born into a samurai family and they have a boss position in the clan, so they are called Mariko-dono/Ochiba-dono. 様 Sama is a more common honorific title, there is no gender tendency. People use it for a person of high rank.

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

thanks for explaining! ❤️

@YM-tn7wt

3 ай бұрын

当時はそうですね。 現代日本語では全く違いますので使い方を間違うと失礼に当たります。

Tono means lord like sama, but it is not so respectful but more formal.

I knew it was coming but still, damn.

彼女は最後まで生かして欲しかった。鞠子様にはハッピーエンドで終わって欲しかった。ただ彼女の役のモデルは細川ガラシャという実在の人物です。この回のエピソードはほぼ実話です。以下は細川ガラシャのWIKIからの抜粋です。 Ishida Mitsunari of the Western Army tried to take Garasha, who was at the Hosokawa residence in Osaka Tamatsukuri, hostage, but Garasha refused. The next day, Mitsunari took a forceful action and had his soldiers surround the mansion. When the vassals told Galasha what had happened, Galasha prayed a little and gathered all the maids and ladies in the house, saying, "I want to die alone, as my husband has commanded," and sent them out. Since suicide is forbidden by Christianity, the retainer Ogasawara Hidekiyo (Shosai) interceded with Galacha, who then set fire to the house with explosives so that no body would be left behind, and committed suicide. His last words of resignation were, "Knowing when they should fall, flowers are flowers in the world and people are people in the world. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

everything i’ve read about the real life mariko is so impressive! she must have been such a fierce woman! thanks for sharing!

We ride to osaka next week for Ishido's head was my reaction!!😅

Ochiba means "leaf drop", in other words, leafless branch.

I read the book and saw the original show back in 1980. I forgot that Mariko died, I too was so devastated. Your reaction was priceless and got me choked up.

Loved your raw reaction. I felt the same way. Thank you 🙏 😢

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

thank YOU for your kind words!

Ishido wasn't trying to kill her, he was trying to kidnap her. He couldn't let her kill herself under his watch, but he couldn't let her go either. So kidnapping her was probably his best decision, the only reason it didn't work was because Mariko intentionally killed herself to make herself a martyr, which will make Ishido look really bad to the lords.

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

yeah, thank you, I got that later! but it’s impressive how until the very end Mariko didn’t allow Ishido to get his way!!

@jrsands

3 ай бұрын

Ishido sends in assassins. His ploy to give Mariko permission to leave just provided “air cover” to him where he could say that he allowed her to leave but has no idea who killed her. Even if it’s obvious he had her killed he’d still be able to lie and the gullible and the lairs would allow him to get away with it. We see similarities in modern politics, even when assassinations are used. Like JFK & MLK & Robert Kennedy were all assassinated by a lone shooter… right!

@mihokosymons5188

3 ай бұрын

@@laidareactsAs clever as she was, I think she probably had thought of every possible scenario and how she would act accordingly. She was my very favorite character, too 😭 ❤️‍🩹

@KZ-gj3sv

2 ай бұрын

@@laidareactsp

It is a historical fact that she chose to die after criticizing the hostage-taking. Therefore, knowing this, I (Japanese) am proud of her.

I’m sure a whole lot of y’all Crimson Cried. Welcome to the Crimson Herring. Despite my criticism in previous episodes about how Mariko the wife continued to handle her domestic affairs, especially after how the truth of as to why she was kept alive has laready been revealed; I do have all the respect in the world for Mariko, the Retainer. She fulfilled her duty and managed to say out loud what every Lord in Osaka was feeling but were too afraid to say. And she was committed to everything to the end. (Minor Tangent: I am happy the gate scene was not a "girl-power mopping the floor with all those men" moment) Now all of Osaka's Lords are soured against Ishido; and Ochiba might have to put the engagement on hold in order to Mourn Mariko. Her mission is a success. Speaking of which, it’s so heartwarming and heart breaking that “Leave us” scene between Mariko and Ochiba. I'm Happy Ruri-hime did not just outright hate Mariko for being her father's daughter; but their exchange was so heartbreaking as they both knew each other so well and what the other was doing and them pleading with each other to make the step to end the hostilities, and saying their goodbyes like that... it was made clear: Ochoba was willing to do anything to continue on living, while Mariko was samurai through and through and was trying to convince her that the duty is what is most important. The fact that Ochiba-Sam’s had to turn away to hide her tears and she can’t maintain her mask )9 fold fence) was just Gold. i think I'm sweating through my eyes. And Blackthorne finally doing the right thing and deciding to Second Mariko, instead of just dismissing all of Japan's customs and cultures as BS , that was the best gift he could have ever given her. So much so that despite my misgivings about Mariko the wife; their last night of intimacy was completely EARNED; despite all your valid concerns which I mostly agree with.🥹🥹🥹 And thankfully, Ishido stepped in, because Blackthorne was already shown as not capable of properly wielding that sword. Yabushige's betrayal was to Kidnap Mariko AND not lay a hand on any of the VIPs (it was shown on screen that Shizu and Kiri was not killed when the shinobi identified them in their sleep). They need to make it look like some bandits or assassins got to her while she was sneaking off in the evening despite getting her permits: that was why the shinobi did not kill her right away, but rather were trying to take her away. Mariko became aware of this right away and chose where to meet her end: she did not go to the gate where she would get captured as Yabushige intended. Having grown up there with Ochiba, she knew what would happen when she chose to hole up in the store house.

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

that is all so true, you made a much better recap of the episode than me, I was just crying 😂 thank you! And yeah, you are right, I myself later understood that the goal of Yabushige was to just retain Mariko, but I hadn’t connected the dots with the scene that they didn’t kill the ladies once they identified them…

@khaii13

3 ай бұрын

@@laidareacts I’m a dude, so I managed to maintain my 8 fold fence and keep my eyes glued to the screen. With lots of pausing, cussing, and screaming in between.😅😅😅

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

@@khaii13hahahaha!! the male equivalent of me crying my eyes out 😂

Dono/Tono roughly translates to lord/master. A simple way to respectfully address nobles. The 🥷🏽 tapping his shoulder was his way of counting the seconds.

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

mmm… makes sense! 😉

I know how you felt watching the end of Mariko san's life in our world. I suspect that this show wouldn't just save her from the sad but honorable suicide she intended earlier. What will Buntaro do after learning her ending in this manner. Beautiful tears from you. Gracias.

マリコは実在の人物「細川ガラシャ」をモデルとしてますが、彼女に会える場所はこちらです kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZIiqm7Oghby3oJc.html

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

thank you for the link, i’ll check it out!

Her son, who broke up with her because of this, will regret it for the rest of his life. Neither his father nor mother were perfect people. If our parents are still alive, we have to tolerate it.

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

yeah, I know, he will feel bad, that’s exactly why I wanted him to have a better last conversation!

Mariko put Ishido in a literally impossible position. He loses no matter what he does

The Latin prayer which Fr Martin sings at the Slient Credit is actually taken from Psalm 51 Asperges me. Aspérges me, Dómine, hyssópo, et mundábor: lavábis me, et super nivem dealbábor. Miserére mei, Deus, secúndum magnam misericórdiam tuam. Thou shalt sprinkle me, O Lord, with hyssop, and I shall be cleansed; Thou shalt wash me, and I shall become whiter than snow. Have mercy on me, O God, according to Thy great mercy. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pYaFk5ObidnMhrQ.htmlsi=6nfdCIwKXefa56A8

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

this prayer destroyed me both times!

@shinichiiwashita6903

3 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing info. the prayer brought such sorrow so beautifully.

The fight sequence is so much better in the books. She has 60-80 soldiers on her side

Dono is used when the opponent is equal or lower rank, but sama is used in either case. By the way, the language of this era is called Yamato language, and it is different from the language used by us modern Japanese, and there are many things that we do not understand.

Don't Apologise We get caught up and believe in certain characters. Marikos Shocking Death Was like wow. even i teared up. Damn....

Tono means "Lord"

I reacted the same way you did 😢😢😢😢

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

glad I was not alone! 😭

laida様(dear laida)　感謝!(Thanks！)

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

☺️❤️❤️

You are so sweet and lovable. Thank you.

Crimson sky is mariko ,at sunset the sky is crimson that was when mariko was supposed to die ,she knew it was a one way trip ,her death ensures that there is going to be a divide and a revolt from the high Lords against ishido ,divide and conquer from within all in toronaqas plan

Κατάλαβα αμέσως ότι είσαι Ελληνίδα από την προφορά και μπήκα να διαβάσω την περιγραφή. Καλή αρχή ❤

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

σε ευχαριστώ πολύ πολύ!! ☺️

日本の時代劇を楽しんで、感動してくれて、「ありがとう（arigato）」。

26:21 "Not with this song too". I guess you recognized the Asperges Me (Springkle Me) song. A song sung when the priest sprinkles the congregation with holy water.

Marikoooo Sama.......😭😭😭😭😭

I feel sorry for whovever has to deal with this mess.

Subscriber 100 reporting for duty 😊

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

thank you so much for your support!

It's been awhile but do you still need a hug? 😂

@laidareacts

2 ай бұрын

hahahaha, every time I I reminded even slightly of what happened to Mariko-sama, YES, I need a hug!! 😂😂

Somehow Miriko survived 😂😂😂

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

what?? don’t play with me like that 😂😂

The daughter of Akechi Mitsuhide, the most famous traitor in Japanese history, died saying she would protest Ishido's "shameless attack". Toranaga used Hiromatsu and Mariko to great effect. Realists are smart and cruel.

日本人です。このドラマは面白いですか？

女性は切腹もしないし、介錯もしません！

There is no peace without war Ochiba落葉 is Nobunaga信長's niece Mariko鞠子 is Akechi明智's daughter(princess) buntaro文太郎 and mariko鞠子 fight and die for toranaga虎永 As a result, it helps everyone mariko fulfilled his duties as an official in place of his father. If you keep toranaga alive, there will be peace

最終回は鯛の天ぷらを食べて死亡→終了🥺

I hated her death to the point I couldn't enjoy the final episode, it felt empty

Why don't you get a real life ?

@laidareacts

3 ай бұрын

what will you be hating on then??

Por favor dejen de hacer estos videos ridiculos

感性の単純な方々にとっては、日本人が奥深く感じている事を理解する事は出来ないだろう。 単細胞な人々は、この作品の半分も理解できていない。

@torimoti4581

3 ай бұрын

文化や価値観が違うのだから、それは言いすぎだと思う。

@user-jdwtpgad

3 ай бұрын

日本人でも深く理解出来ない人達は居ると思いますよ そんな物言いをするあなたは日本人の情を何も理解出来てないですし 頭ごなしに貶すなんて悪代官そのもので SHOGUNに登場する魅力的なキャラクターの感情や忠誠心や仲間のために命を犠牲にする高尚さを何も理解出来てないですよ