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femininemenon · 2 days
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Anna Sawai Schön! Magazine photos by Hannah Sider
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onlyperioddramas · 26 days
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Shôgun 101
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floater0352 · 2 months
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One of my first (but hopefully not last) contributions to the emerging trivia on Shôgun:
Lady Ochiba / Ruri, the mother of the Taiko's heir Yaechiyo, is based on Lady Yodo/Chacha (1569-1615), niece to Oda Nobunaga and second spouse of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. We see her here as the primary moving force shoring up her son's position and the patron of Toranaga's rival Ishido.
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Fumi Nikaido as Lady Ochiba, Shôgun, 2024
What makes the casting of this one very interesting is that Fumi Nikaido has played the actual role of Yodo/Chacha in a similar period production, the 2014 NHK taiga drama Gunshi Kanbei (which was primarily about Kuroda Kanbei, the strategist of Hideyoshi played by Junichi Okada).
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Fumi Nikaido as Yodo, Gunshi Kanbei, 2014
While there's enough hype for Toranaga (especially as he is portrayed by public favorite and producer Hiroyuki Sanada--rightfully so), I wish to highlight Fumi Nikaido's return to this role as it does help highlight the differences between how Lady Yodo is portrayed in fiction. (It does help that we have no shortage of it now--even if it's mostly in videogames like Samurai Warriors, Sengoku Basara or the more historically-faithful Nioh).
The material we have of Lady Ochiba so far is of a proud, haughty, even disrespectful woman--and perhaps it's not exactly far off from how Chacha is portrayed even in Japanese media. To some extent, even Gunshi Kanbei conceded to this especially in the episodes I'm referring with this photo--what with it precisely being the moment Yodo is fearing coming to pass. A mother seeking to protect her son's patrimony (and by extension, her agency and regency), it's a universal trope in feudal drama. What Shôgun does not give her yet (but Gunshi Kanbei took pains to establish) is the recognition that she is as much a victim of the warring era, turning her into a self-loathing monster only able to survive trying to make sense of it all, and maybe recover their agency in it. Clavell rightfully gave it to his main focus character, Lady Mariko (played very layered and well by Anna Sawai compared to her more recent outings--herself based on Hosokawa Gracia).
It truly amazes me that 10 years has yet to make much of a difference for Fumi Nikaido and this role. The woman whose position at the top was only made possible by misery and her playing by the cruel game of chaos, she portrays both versions with the edge, anxiety and palpable will of a woman who's lost everything before and is at the doorstep of losing them again.
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mamemomo-chan · 5 months
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If there is a live action of CP2077, Hiroyuki Sanada would be the perfect actor for Goro 🥰
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melis-ash · 21 days
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John Blacktorne in European clothes
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imjustahead · 2 months
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Ok, this is really funny. They are speaking Japanese in Shōgun, but whenever they say they are speaking Portuguese they speak English. Even in a conversation between Portuguese characters: still English. lol mericans can't
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schark · 2 months
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Shôgun - 101. Anjin
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tanuki-kimono · 2 months
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Most formal outfits for upper ranks samurai - Sokutai and Ikan formal court dress
(as worn by upper-ranked samurai of the Edo period - great charts by Nadeshico Rin). You can find more about samurai ranks and their regulated attires under the tag "samurai kimono".
The Sokutai
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束帯 Sokutai is the most formal attire worn by Edo period samurai of the 4th rank and above.
It first appeared during Heian era as a ceremonial court dress worn by 公卿 kuge (nobility/Imperial court) and 殿上人tenjôbito (courtiers/court official​s). Usage was kept well into Edo period by both the Imperial court and the Tokugawa shogunate.
The intricated garb includes:
冠 Kanmuri - hat, with distinctive 垂纓 suiei "tail" hanging in the back. Materials could include silk, lacquer or horsehair and were strickly regulated
��� Hô - a round-necked robe with large boxy sleeves. Colors and patterns were strickly regulated.
Shown here is a pattern used by the Shôgun, the 葵に丁子唐草 Aoi ni chôji karakusa (cloves with arabesques, and hollyhock leaves - which is the Tokugawa crest)
笏 Shaku - flat ritual sceptre
平緒 Hirao - a wide flat braid wrapped around the body with ties left hanging up front. Colors and weaves were strickly regulated
(飾)太刀 (Kazari)-Tachi - (mock) long sword for ceremonial use
表袴 Ue-no-bakama (or omote-bakama) - white overpants, shorter hakama pants worn over the aka-ôkuchi
赤大口(袴) Aka-ôkuchi(bakama) - red underpants, a tad longer than the overpants
下襲(の裾) Shitagasane(no-kyo) - visible train part of an inner robe worn under the 袍 hô. During Edo period, train lenght got up to 1丈 (around 3 meters/10 feet).
襪 Shitôzu - a type of ancient socks (construction is different than tabi - they don't have a sole for ex.)
石帯 Sekitai - leather belt used in ceremonial court dress, covered in black lacquer, and decorated with stones and jewels
The Ikan
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衣冠 Ikan - while still very formal and worn by Edo period samurai of the 4th rank and above, ikan looked much more simpler than sokutai.
First used for nightime duties (夜間宿直) in Heian era, it gradually came to be worm during daytime too. From Muromachi period and onwards, it had become the work uniform of the Imperial court.
Like sokutai, it uses the hô+kanmuri, and wearers were allowed to carry kazari-tachi. Yet, note how the pants differ from sokutai ones: those are large bouffant pants called 指貫 sashinuki (or 奴袴 nubakama).
You can also note that wearer here is not holding a shaku scepter: it's a folded 檜扇 hiôgi (formal folding fan made of cypress also of Heian history. Those were unpatterned as painted ones were for women).
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galacticrambler · 2 months
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I finished watching episode one of the newest FX show Shōgun, and I feel so though all of my pre-show hype has delivered just in episode one.
Obviously, as a huge Star Wars fan, I’m a big sucker for an opening crawl of any sort. I really liked the show opened up telling us what was going on, putting us right into the action, and didn’t need to waste further dialogue on what the world setup was.
The set-up of the show is relatively straightforward. The Taikō has died, and his son and heir is too young to take power. Four of the five daimyō regents left in power until the son comes of age behind plotting to impeach and sentence Toranaga and all of his clan to death, because they fear him.
Elsewhere, a Protestant Englishman survives a terrible trip to “hidden” Japan. Apparently, the Catholic Portuguese have kept Japan secret from the rest of Europe for some time. Now, John Blackthorne looks to be becoming a pawn in everyone’s game.
So far the show looks amazing. Obviously, there’s a lot of heavy CG to make the wide, expansive shots look like Japan in the 1600 , but it’s done really well and I love the way everything looks.
I honestly feel like this is the first show diving into the history of Japan, even in the historical fiction genre. Right? I can’t remember anything like this before. It’s really cool to be able to learn about other historical cultures even if it’s a fictional setting.
The first episode was great, and the show looks amazing. I can’t wait to get into episode 2 and see where this takes me.
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itsmarjudgelove · 2 years
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1185-1333 — Kamakura Government
The most important feature of the medieval period is that the samurai (warrior-administrators) replaced the court government in managing local government.
Because the court government had no police force, bands of samurai gained power when the Heian government neglected the administration of the provinces. Samurai strength rested on strong group loyalty and discipline. These bands managed large areas of rice land in eastern Japan, around modern Tôkyô.
In 1185 a new government was founded by the Minamoto family in Kamakura, south of modern Tôkyô. In 1192 Minamoto Yoritomo was given the title 'shôgun' to signify his military control over the country. While it followed the laws of the Heian government, the Kamakura government was run by a network of samurai throughout the country, pledged to keep the peace. Since they exercised real power on the spot, they were able to take over land from rich aristocratic land proprietors and thus caused the Heian government in Kyôto to become even weaker. Gradually the samurai took the lead in developing the law of the nation.
The Mongol invasions, the only military invasion of Japan before World War II, occurred during this period. Khubilai, Great Khan of the Mongols, invaded China and in 1263 became Emperor of China. He pressed his conquest on to Japan. In 1274 and 1281 Mongols and Chinese led great expeditions across the seas to southwest Japan. Samurai in Kyûshû were greatly outnumbered and technically disadvantaged. In 1274, a great storm arose that destroyed or set to sea the whole invasion fleet. In 1281, after 50 days of fierce struggle, the Japanese were again saved by a great storm. These storms became known as kamikaze, divine winds. (More than 650 years later, during the second invasion of Japan, by America, the suicide pilots protecting the islands were called kamikaze, too). The Mongolian attempts to invade Japan united the Japanese against an outside force for the first time in history. Shintô priests, involving the country's deities for protection, were richly rewarded.
1336-1573 — Ashikaga Government
In 1333, the Kamakura shogunate lost control of the country to a rival samurai family, the Ashikaga family. The Ashikaga shogunate moved the capital back to Kyôto, but was not able to assert as much control over the various provinces as the Kamakura government had. In the surrounding countryside, daimyô (provincial barons) ruled the people, and often fought against one other over territorial claims. The daimyô built bureaucratic governments in each province and attempted to bring all elements of society under their military rule. Local rule was more developed that before, but the central government represented by the shôgun was weak.
1600-1868 — Tokugawa Government
In 1600, one of the powerful military families, the Tokugawa, was able to gain military control over all the local daimyô. The Tokugawa created a much stronger bureaucratic military government in Edo, now named Tôkyô. It controlled — either directly or indirectly — all elements of society, such as the agrarian and commercial sectors.
The government legally differentiated four classes of society — samurai, farmers, artisans, and merchants. Since it was concerned with a possible samurai rebellion (it had taken away the weapons of all other classes), the Tokugawa government made the daimyô live part of the time in Edo, the new military capital, and leave their families in Edo as hostages whenever they returned to their domains. Edo became a giant urban center because so many people came to make a living by supplying the huge samurai population. By 1700 there were about one million people living in Edo. In time, the Edo merchants supplying the military became richer than the samurai, many of whom lived in poverty. When Commodore Perry came to Japan from the United States in 1853 seeking commercial relations, many groups in society were ready for changes in the old legal and economic systems. Japan's feudal period ended shortly thereafter with the Meiji Restoration in 1868.
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onlyperioddramas · 2 months
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Shôgun - trailer (2024)
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afnews7 · 1 day
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Video: Making of SHOGUN | Battle Sequences Breaks Down
http://www.afnews.info segnala: Making of SHOGUN | Battle Sequences Breaks Down Shôgun “Battle Sequences Breaks Down” Featurette Starring Anna Sawai, Hiroyuki Sanada, Cosmo Jarvis, Tadanobu Asano, Yûki Kedôin, Eushin Lee, Tommy Bastow…. When a mysterious European ship is found marooned in a nearby fishing village, Lord Yoshii Toranaga discovers secrets that could tip the scales of power and…
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pablolf · 8 days
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"Shôgun" by Frederick E.O. Toye, Jonathan van Tulleken, Charlotte Brändström, Takeshi Fukunaga, Hiromi Kamata, Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour
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Shôgun (2024)
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dortnumara · 1 month
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Dünyanın en iyi 99 dizisi - 2024
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Dünyanın en iyi 99 dizisi - 2024 Son zamanlarda dizi izlemek, keyifli ve eğlenceli bir aktivite olarak popülerliğini artırmış durumda. Özellikle bir arkadaşınızla birlikte izlemek, bu deneyimi daha da keyifli hale getirebilir. IMDb tarafından güncellenen "En İyi 99 Dizi" listesi, dizi tutkunlarının merakla beklediği ve sık sık araştırdığı bir kaynak haline geldi. Breaking Bad'in birinci sırada yer alması, IMDb kullanıcılarının genel tercihlerini yansıtıyor gibi görünüyor. Bu dizi, kimya öğretmeni Walter White'ın uyuşturucu imparatorluğu kurma sürecini konu alırken, 10 üzerinden 9.5 puan alarak büyük bir beğeni toplamıştır. İkinci sırada ise Sapne Vs Everyone dizisi bulunuyor. Chernobyl, Band of Brothers, Bluey, The Mandalorian, Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Wire ve Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story gibi diğer popüler yapımlar da listede yer alıyor. Bu diziler, farklı türlerde ve temalarda olmalarına rağmen, IMDb kullanıcılarının ortak beğenisini kazanmıştır. Dizi tutkunlarının ilgisini çekebilecek bu liste, geniş bir izleyici kitlesine hitap etmektedir. IMDb'nin güvenilirlik ve kapsamlı içeriği, dizi severler için vazgeçilmez bir kaynak haline gelmiştir. Tüm listedeki dizilere göz atmak için aşağıdaki bağlantıyı kullanabilirsiniz.
Dünyanın en iyi 99 dizisi - 2024
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Dünyanın en iyi 99 dizisi - 2024 IMDb'nin en iyi 99 dizisi listesi, dizi severlerin ilgisini çekmeye devam ediyor. Bu listede, birçok farklı türde ve tema içeren yapımlar yer alıyor. Her biri kendi benzersiz hikayesi ve karakterleriyle dikkat çeken bu diziler, IMDb kullanıcıları tarafından yüksek puanlarla ödüllendirilmiştir. Listede birinci sırada yer alan "Breaking Bad", Walter White'ın uyuşturucu imparatorluğu kurma sürecini anlatarak izleyicileri ekran başına kilitlemeyi başarmış. Onu, "Sapne Vs Everyone" dizisi takip etmektedir. "Chernobyl", "Band of Brothers", "Bluey", "The Mandalorian", "Avatar: The Last Airbender" gibi yapımlar da yüksek puanlarıyla dikkat çekmekte. Listede farklı ülkelerden ve kültürlerden diziler de bulunmaktadır. Örneğin, Hint dizisi "Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story", Türk yapımı "Behzat Ç.: Bir Ankara Polisiyesi" ve Japon animasyonu "Shingeki no Kyojin" gibi yapımlar da listede kendine yer bulmuştur. Bu çeşitlilik, dizi izleyicilerinin farklı tercihlerine hitap etmekte. Listedeki her dizi, izleyicilere benzersiz bir deneyim sunmakta ve farklı konuları ve temaları ele almakta. IMDb'nin en iyi 99 dizisi listesi, dizi severler için önemli bir başvuru kaynağı olarak kabul edilmekte. Her bir dizi, izleyicilerine unutulmaz anlar yaşatmayı ve derin düşüncelere sevk etmeyi hedeflemekte. İşte IMDb tarafından puanlanarak sıralanan dünyanın en iyi 99 dizisi: - Breaking Bad - 9.5 - Sapne Vs Everyone - 9.5 - Chernobyl - 9.3 - Band of Brothers - 9.4 - Bluey - 9.4 - The Mandalorian - 9.3 - Avatar: The Last Airbender - 9.3 - The Wire - 9.3 - Scam 1992: The Harshad Mehta Story - 9.3 - Our Planet - 9.3 - The Americans - 9.2 - Shôgun - 9.2 - Dexter - 9.2 - The Leftovers - 9.2 - Game of Thrones - 9.2 - The Sopranos - 9.2 - Better Call Saul - 9.2 - Barry - 9.2 - Fleabag - 9.2 - Mindhunter - 9.2 - Shingeki no Kyojin - 9.1 - Rick and Morty - 9.1 - Sherlock - 9.1 - The Twilight Zone - 9.1 - Hagane no renkinjutsushi - 9.1 - The Last Dance - 9.1 - Dark - 9.1 - Eung-dab-ha-ra 1988 - 9.1 - Leyla ile Mecnun - 9.1 - TVF Pitchers - 9.1 - Gullak - 9.1 - The Office (US) - 9 - One Piece: Wan pîsu - 9 - Firefly - 9 - Arcane: League of Legends - 9 - Batman: The Animated Series - 9 - Hunter x Hunter - 9 - Taskmaster - 9 - Clarkson’s Farm - 9 - Bleach: Sennen Kessen-hen - 9 - Only Fools and Horses… - 9 - Gibi - 9 - Sahsiyet - 9 - Kota Factory - 9 - The Beatles: Get Back - 9 - The Good Place - 8.9 - Black Mirror - 8.9 - Steins;Gate - 8.9 - The Good Doctor - 8.9 - Sherlock Holmes - 8.9 - Yeh Meri Family - 9 - The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - 8.9 - The Crown - 8.9 - Ramayan - 9 - True Detective - 8.9 - Fargo - 8.9 - Friends - 8.9 - Seinfeld - 8.9 - The West Wing - 8.9 - Death Note: Desu nôto - 8.9 - Gravity Falls - 8.9 - Last Week Tonight with John Oliver - 8.9 - Kaubôi bibappu: Cowboy Bebop - 8.9 - Panchayat - 8.9 - Nathan for You - 8.9 - Dekalog - 8.9 - Senke nad Balkanom - 8.9 - Behzat Ç.: Bir Ankara Polisiyesi - 8.9 - Rocket Boys - 8.9 - Africa - 8.9 - Mahabharat - 8.9 - Sarabhai V/S Sarabhai - 8.9 - Curb Your Enthusiasm - 8.8 - Succession - 8.8 - Peaky Blinders - 8.8 - Ted Lasso - 8.8 - It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia - 8.8 - Blue Eye Samurai - 8.8 - Twin Peaks - 8.8 - Narcos - 8.8 - BoJack Horseman - 8.8 - Vinland Saga - 8.8 - Dragon Ball Z - 8.8 - Pride and Prejudice - 8.8 - Freaks and Geeks - 8.8 - Hwan Hon - 8.8 - When They See Us - 8.8 - Steins;Gate - 8.8 - Over the Garden Wall - 8.8 - Fawlty Towers - 8.8 - Dragon Ball Z: Doragon boru zetto - 8.8 - I, Claudius - 8.8 - Das Boot - 8.8 - Mont’y Python’s Flynig Circus - 8.8 - Chappele’s Show - 8.8 - Blackadder Goes Forth - 8.8 - Yellowstone - 8.7 - House M.D. - 8,7 - The Boys - 8,7 Read the full article
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agendaculturaldelima · 2 months
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 #ProyeccionDeVida
🎬 “SHÔGUN” ⚔
🔎 Género: Serie de TV / Aventuras / Drama / Intriga
⌛️ Duración: 60 minutos [10 episodios]
💡 Idea Original: Rachel Kondo y Justin Marks Shogun
✍️ Guión: Shannon Goss, Rachel Kondo, Matt Lambert, Justin Marks, Emily Yoshida, Maegan Houang, Caillin Puente y Nigel Williams.
📜 Historia: Maegan Houang y Caillin Puente.
📕 Novela: James Clavell
🎼 Música: Nick Chuba, Atticus Ross y Leopold Ross
📷 Fotografía: Sam McCurdy, Marc Laliberte Else, Christopher Ross y Aril Wretblad
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🗯 Argumento: Año 1600 en Japón. Lord Yoshii Toranaga lucha por mantenerse con vida mientras sus enemigos conspiran contra él. En un pueblo pesquero aparece un misterioso barco europeo abandonado y el destino de este Lord se unirá al de John Blackthorne, el patrón de nacionalidad inglesa de este barco. Juntos tendrán la oportunidad de acabar con la enorme influencia de los enemigos que conspiraron, que son los mismos que los del líder del navío británico: los sacerdotes jesuitas y los mercaderes portugueses. Como traductora de ambos juega un papel esencial Lady Mariko, la última de un linaje caído en desgracia que debe compaginar su reciente amistad con Blackthorne y su lealtad hacia su difunto padre en mitad de este tenso panorama político.
👥 Reparto: Anna Sawai (Lady Mariko), Hiroyuki Sanada (Lord Yoshi Toranaga), Cosmo Jarvis (John Blackthorne), Néstor Gastón Carbonell (Vasco Rodrigues), Takehiro Hira (Ishido Kazunari), Fumi Nikaidō (Ochiba No Kata) y Toshi Toda (Sugiyama).
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📢 Dirección: Justin Marks, Rachel Kondo, Fred Toye, Charlotte Brändström, Jonathan van Tulleken, Takeshi Fukunaga, Hiromi Kamata y Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour
© Productoras: DNA Films, FX Productions, Michael De Luca Productions. Distribuidora: FX Network, Hulu & Disney+, Star+
💻 Distribuidora: Disney+
🌎 País: Estados Unidos
📅 Año: 2024
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 📌 ESTRENO:
📆 Martes 27 de Febrero  
🕘 9:00pm.
📽 Ver la Serie:
🖱 https://www.disneyplus.com/es-pe/series/shogun/77sCbAqhMU5H
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