三人がつづいて横町へはいると、路ばたの大きい椎の木のこずえから、鴉らしい一羽の鳥がおどろかされたように飛び起った。の英語

As the three men entered the alley, a bird resembling a crow flew from the top a large beech tree as if he had been frightened.

When I regained my senses, it seemed that fur had grown on my fingers and knees. When it became slightly brighter, I looked at my reflection in a mountain stream, and I realized that I had become a tiger.

But an evil roju, Matsudaira Nobutoki (Jinnai Takanori), has plans to slow them down.

Moreover, because the lord of the domain, Naito Masaatsu (Sasaki Kuranosuke), and his retainers have just returned from a sankinkotai, the domain does not have enough money for another one.

The lord of the Yunagaya domain, Naito Masaatsu (Sasaki Kuranosuke), and his retainers made a brilliant plan to travel from their hometown of Iwaki-no-kuni, or what is now Iwaki City in Fukushima Prefecture, to Edo at ultrafast speed.

One day, when Chiyo is crying alone, a well-dressed man called “Kaicho” (Watanabe Ken) sees her.

When he was a boy, he was saved through the kindness of Asano Takuminokami (Tanaka Min), the feudal lord of the Ako Domain.

One day, Kuramochi Noriko (Inoue Mao) asks Kuroshima for help.

But there is a man in the print that is thought to be Kira Kozukenosuke, and though only 21 people are depicted instead of the "47 samurai," the scene clearly depicts the raid by the Ako roshi.

The mayor of Hidakagawa said, "We hope that friendly competition with Kawamata will help promote the two towns."

of a Japanese painting, a theme that expresses the quarreling over a parking place intended for oxcarts or cow drawn carriages

On March 3, 1860, Ii Naosuke (Ibu Masatoh), the tairo of the Tokugawa Shogunate, is attacked by a group of 18 men outside Sakuradamon, one of Edo Castle's gates.

He sends a peace envoy to Saigo Takamori (Sato Koichi).

Just as if the card gathering had turned into a ghost story telling party, a kind of dark mood had settled over those present and everyone was silent.

They have to submit to Torikai Seiichi (Oguri Shun), the leader of the investigation, written reports on anything they find.

Can the seven Yunagaya samurai save their people and take back their castle?

As the coffins were carried from the aircraft, Foreign Minister Kishida Fumio and Kawana put flowers on them and offered silent prayers along with other government and JGC officials.

When white smoke appears in a corner, everyone else runs out in a panic except for four customers: Naruse, Yukiko, Kyono, and Kuon.

They also hire a guide, an ex-ninja named Kumogakure Danzo (Ihara Tsuyoshi).

Mayor Tsukada Akihisa of Hiraya Village said, "It must have been difficult for junior high school students to think about the future of the village. I hope this experience will be of some help when they grow up."

Judging from the fact that he sent a hired car to Tanaka's house (for him), you can easily guess how he was looking forward to seeing his bosom friend.

Because Mizuki lives in Chofu, Tokyo, the city’s Tenjin Street shopping mall association set up statues of Kitaro and other yokai in the mall.

It seems the victim, Aoyagi Takeaki (Nakai Kiichi), was stabbed in another location and walked all the way to Nihonbashi Bridge before he collapsed.

Kaga Kyoichiro (Abe Hiroshi), a detective working out of Nihonbashi Police Station, and Matsumiya Shuhei (Mizobata Jumpei), Kaga's cousin who works in an investigation division of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, start investigating the case.

The killer is actually Udo Jine (Kikkawa Koji).

A long time ago, around here, a nice schoolteacher called Matsumoto tried to rescue one of his pupils, but instead he himself ended up drowning.

Hayashiya Kikuzo of the Hayashiya family and Kobuhei's brother-in-law, Shumputei Koasa, were also in the parade to celebrate Kobuhei's new start.

The coming of the ‘Black Ships' to Uraga was more than enough to make those bigoted conservatives realize that their closed‐door policy was long behind the times.

Morita tells Aoyagi frantically, “You’ll be framed for assassinating the prime minister! Get out of here!”

Ozawa had been demobilized from overseas and had just arrived this night into his hometown, Osaka, but he had heard rumors on the train about bandits roaming in the postwar cities and suburbs.