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Details
- Title: 風林火山
- Title (romaji): Fuurin Kazan / Furin Kazan / Fūrin Kazan
- Also known as: Samurai Banners
- Episodes: 50
- Genre: Taiga drama, period drama
- Viewership ratings: ep1=21.0 high=22.9 avg=18.7 (all Kanto #s)
- Air time: Sunday, 20:00
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2007-Jan-7 to 2007-Dec-16
Synopsis
The 46th Historical Drama is a life story of Yamamoto Kansuke, a lonely genius of strategy at the Age of the Civil War in the 16th century. Kansuke works under Takeda Shingen and pursues his dream of unifying the whole country through aiding the warlord of Kai. At the same time, Kansuke supports Shingen’s concubine Yu from his selfless affection for the woman who hates but eventually loves the warlord who killed her father and family. With the aid of Kansuke’s strategies, Shingen expands his power northward, where he is destined to fight with Kenshin Uesugi, the warlord of Echigo. The drama portrays how those who fight for their dreams face their destinies in the turbulent age.
Episode Ratings (Kanto)
| Episode
| Date
| Subtitle
| Rating
| Diff
|
| 1
| 2007-Jan-07
| The One-eyed Man
| 21.0
| ======
|
| 2
| 2007-Jan-14
| Farewell to Home
| 20.0
| -1.0
|
| 3
| 2007-Jan-21
| Marici's Wife
| 19.8
| -0.9
|
| 4
| 2007-Jan-28
| Demon of Vengeance
| 21.9
| +2.1
|
| 5
| 2007-Feb-04
| Suruga Rebellion
| 22.9
| +1.0
|
| 6
| 2007-Feb-11
| The Road to Employment
| 19.3
| -3.6
|
| 7
| 2007-Feb-18
| Harunobu's First Battle
| 21.9
| +2.6
|
| 8
| 2007-Feb-25
| Suprise Attack
| 19.4
| -2.5
|
| 9
| 2007-Mar-04
| Kansuke's "Death"
| 19.2
| -0.2
|
| 10
| 2007-Mar-11
| 晴信謀叛
| 19.9
| +0.7
|
| 11
| 2007-Mar-18
| 信虎追放
| 20.9
| +1.0
|
| 12
| 2007-Mar-25
| 勘助仕官
| 18.4
| -2.5
|
| 13
| 2007-Apr-1
| 招かれざる男
| 18.5
| +0.1
|
| 14
| 2007-Apr-08
| 孫子の旗
| 16.0
| -2.5
|
| 15
| 2007-Apr-15
| 諏訪攻め
| 20.0
| +4.0
|
| 16
| 2007-Apr-22
| 運命の出会い
| 19.4
| -0.6
|
| 17
| 2007-Apr-29
| 姫の涙
| 18.6
| -0.8
|
| 18
| 2007-May-06
| 生か死か
| 18.3
| -0.3
|
| 19
| 2007-May-13
| 呪いの笛
| 19.0
| +0.7
|
| 20
| 2007-May-20
| 軍師誕生
| 20.0
| +1.0
|
| 21
| 2007-May-27
| 消えた姫
| 20.7
| +0.7
|
| 22
| 2007-Jun-03
| 三国激突
| 18.9
| -1.8
|
| 23
| 2007-Jun-10
| 河越夜戦
| 20.8
| +1.9
|
| 24
| 2007-Jun-17
| 越後の龍
| 20.3
| -0.5
|
| 25
| 2007-Jun-24
| 非情の掟
| 19.8
| -0.5
|
| 26
| 2007-Jul-01
| 苦い勝利
| 19.4
| -0.4
|
| 27
| 2007-Jul-08
| 最強の敵
| 19.5
| +0.1
|
| 28
| 2007-Jul-15
| 両雄死す
| 19.3
| -0.2
|
| 29
| 2007-Jul-22
| 逆襲！武田軍
| 19.6
| +0.3
|
| 30
| 2007-Jul-29
| 天下への道
| 15.9
| -3.7
|
| 31
| 2007-Aug-05
| 裏切りの城
| 19.2
| +3.3
|
| 32
| 2007-Aug-12
| 越後潜入
| 17.8
| -1.4
|
| 33
| 2007-Aug-19
| 勘助捕わる
| 16.5
| -1.3
|
| 34
| 2007-Aug-26
| 真田の本懐
| 16.6
| +0.1
|
| 35
| 2007-Sep-02
| The Princess' Battle
| 17.1
| +0.5
|
| 36
| 2007-Sep-09
| 宿命の女
| 17.3
| +0.2
|
| 37
| 2007-Sep-16
| Mother's Will
| 18.3
| +1.0
|
| 38
| 2007-Sep-23
| 村上討伐
| 16.8
| -1.5
|
| 39
| 2007-Sep-30
| 川中島!龍虎激突
| 15.9
| -0.9
|
| 40
| 2007-Oct-07
| 三国同盟
| 16.3
| +0.4
|
| 41
| 2007-Oct-14
| 姫の死
| 17.8
| +1.5
|
| 42
| 2007-Oct-21
| 軍師と軍神
| 19.0
| +1.2
|
| 43
| 2007-Oct-27
| 信玄誕生
| 17.7
| -1.3
|
| 44
| 2007-Nov-04
| 信玄暗殺
| 15.9
| -1.8
|
| 45
| 2007-Nov-11
| 謀略!桶狭間
| 17.6
| +1.7
|
| 46
| 2007-Nov-18
| 関東出兵
| 17.1
| -0.5
|
| 47
| 2007-Nov-25
| 決戦前夜
| 16.7
| -0.4
|
| 48
| 2007-Dec-02
| いざ川中島
| 15.7
| -1.0
|
| 49
| 2007-Dec-09
| 死闘川中島
| 18.3
| +2.6
|
| 50
| 2007-Dec-16
| 決戦川中島
| 18.0
| -0.3
|
Cast
Correlation chart -
scanned by groink, www.groinkcaps.com Yamamoto Family
Obayashi Family
Takeda Family
Family Members
Takeda Vassal
Warring States Generals
Nagao and the Uesugi Family
Imagawa Family
Hojo House
Shinano Clan
Others
Poet
Kuzukasa Village
Miscellaneous
Production Credits
Notes
- 風林火山 (fuu-rin-ka-zan, where fuu=wind, rin=woods, ka=fire, zan=mountain): The original line of this four-character-idiom comes from a battle strategy from centuries ago and goes as follows: as swift as the wind, as quiet as the woods, as fierce as the fire, as strong as the mountain. The sentence goes on as an action agenda for victory in war/battles, basically telling that the key to victory is to rightly judge the situation and take appropriate action at the right time. Four kanji symbolizing the phrase are taken out and combined for this idiom. -- jmode.com
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