Recently, after watching "The Last Samurai", the old circle suddenly became more and more interested in the Japanese shogunate era. In addition, from "Hot Blood College", "Gintama" and other works began to like Oguri Shun, so I found such a 2014 release of the crossing, drama TV series "Nobunaga Concerto", on the Douban has a rating of about 20,000 people, giving a 7.8 rating. Similarly, Nobunaga has a movie version as well as anime and manga. But the old circle is chasing the TV series, and here is the evaluation based on the plot of the TV series.
Nobunaga is a 11-episode miniseries released in Japan in 2014 starring Shun Oguri, Yuki Shibasaki, and Takayuki Yamada, as Oguri and Takayuki Yamada first collaborated in "Hot Blood College", while in "Nobunaga" Kuritsu and Takayuki Yamada played Oda Nobunaga and Kinoshita Fujiyoshi respectively, continuing to love and kill each other. Therefore, "Nobunaga" is also jokingly called the hegemonic Suzuran that spans thousands of years.
The main plot of "Nobunaga" is that a 21st-century high school student, Saburo (Oguri Shun), who accidentally fell from a hillside, traveled through time and space to the warring states of the warring states, and the confused Oda Nobunaga (also Oguri Shun) swapped identities with the same as himself, while the real Oda Nobunaga changed his name to Wise Mitsuhide. Sanro was then pulled back to the city by his courtiers. At this time, the situation of the Oga family was very bad, and they were surrounded by Mino, Kai, and Imagawa, and were in danger of capsizing at any time. Uchi nobunaga's younger brother Nobunaga seeks to inherit the family business, while Michizo Saito's daughter, Kitie (Yuki Shibasaki), treats Nobunaga with a cold eye. Saburo was shocked by the bloody cruelty of the Sengoku, so he watched Saburo's version of Nobunaga grow bigger and stronger, in the midst of internal and external troubles.
After watching the first episode, I thought, isn't this exactly what I've always dreamed of? Travel back in time with the memories of the past, like a hanging life, or fight with those famous names in history. Who knows that Sanlang is so indisputable is not only a historical scum, even in the first episode, he lost the plug-in - history textbook, and then, Sanro also thought that he came to the filming scene, made a lot of oolong, I have to say that the thirty-something Oguri Shun played a high school student is still a little contrary, but the acting skills are online, and it will not be very uncomfortable to watch. In addition, there is Atsuko Maeda, who plays Nobunaga's wife, Atsuko, who can't help but the corners of her mouth when she sees Saburo and her mouth chattering.
After watching a few episodes, my curiosity about the history of Japan's Sengoku period increased, and I couldn't help but learn about the history of sengoku Sanjie Oda Nobunaga, Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and Tokugawa Ieyasu. What's interesting about Nobunaga is that the reasons why these three people appeared and what they did next are in line with history. Here is a brief introduction to the Warring States Sanjie, Oda Nobunaga, that is, the protagonist Saburo, historically successfully went to Shangluo, and Shangluo is similar to the Three Kingdoms period to hold the son of heaven to order the princes. He also divided the four generals in the southeast, south, and northwest, and sat on the Chinese side, called Tianxia Buwu. Historically, Oda Nobunaga was killed by Mitsuhide At Honnoji Temple. The real Oda Nobunaga in Nobunaga was renamed Mitsuhide. I have to say that the screenwriter laid a good foreshadowing. And Kinoshita Fujiyoshiro, played by Takayuki Yamada, was slaughtered by Oda Nobunaga in his childhood, and was renamed Kinoshita Fujiyoshiro and assisted Saburo in order to get revenge, and the monkey in history (Kinoshita Fujiyoshiro was nicknamed monkey by his colleagues) was indeed oda Nobunaga's subordinates, and from his family ministers all the way to the hegemony of a country, and later launched a war of aggression against Korea, of course, that is all later. Tokugawa Ieyasu seems to be the most blackened person in this drama, but he is also a big name full of laughter, not only likes to read small yellow books, but also incontinence before the battle. Even so, I can't help but like it!
"Tokugawa Ieyasu" who loves to read little yellow books
Of course, this drama can learn some history in the old circle, but if it is really for learning, it is still suitable for watching history books or documentaries. After all, there are not many TV dramas about the shogunate era in Japan, such as the famous Okawa drama (which explains the history of Japan), which has to be broadcast once a year. But if you go to see Oguri and other casts, then the Nobunaga Concerto is still worth watching.