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Status: Ended
First Aired: January 3, 1970
Seasons: 1
Episodes: 39
Networks: Fuji TV
Genres: Drama

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Women of Osaka Castle(1970)

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Osaka Castle was erected as a result of Hideyoshi Hashiba's (portrayed by Shindo Eitaro) solicitation from Kyogoku Tatsuko to become his consort. During more than 30 years, until the devastation of the castle caused by the Summer Siege of Osaka, a series of tragedies unfold, affecting various women who found themselves at the mercy of fate..

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Season 1

39 episodes • 1970

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Beloved Lady Kyogoku	Jan 3, 1970
2	Forbidden Love	Jan 10, 1970
3	Our Tower	Jan 17, 1970
4	The Philanderer Lord	Jan 24, 1970
5	Nene and Chacha	Jan 31, 1970
6	The Tragic Tale of Princess Asahi	Feb 7, 1970
7	Female Envoy from Ryukyu	Feb 14, 1970
8	The Longing Song	Feb 21, 1970
9	Daughter of Rikyu	Feb 28, 1970
10	Flames of the Beauty	Mar 7, 1970
11	Toyotomi Hidetsugu and His Wife	Mar 14, 1970
12	The Wild Banquet at the Jurakudai Palace	Mar 21, 1970
13	The Sacrificial Love of Princess Ohmiya	Mar 28, 1970
14	The Country Girl and the Daimyo	Apr 4, 1970
15	Princess Kaori Who Grasped the Rainbow	Apr 11, 1970
16	The Targeted Young Lord	Apr 18, 1970
17	Rewards of Loyalty	Apr 25, 1970
18	The Beautiful Prisoner	May 2, 1970
19	The Weaving Threads of Tragic Love	May 9, 1970
20	Lady Ninja Aiming for Hideyoshi	May 16, 1970
21	Kunoichi's Revenge	May 23, 1970
22	The Final Moments of Toyotomi Hideyoshi	May 30, 1970
23	Lady Nene and Lady Yodo-Dono	Jun 6, 1970
24	The Sorrowful Mother of the Warring States	Jun 13, 1970
25	The Passion of Garasha	Jun 20, 1970
26	Secrets of the Battle of Sekigahara	Jun 27, 1970
27	The Marriage of Hideyori and Princess Sen	Jul 4, 1970
28	The Graceful Hostage	Jul 11, 1970
29	The Beloved Hideyoshi's Daughter	Jul 18, 1970
30	Mother of the Young Lord Kunimatsu	Jul 25, 1970
31	Katsumoto and His Mistress	Aug 1, 1970
32	Lady Yodo Caught in a Trap	Aug 8, 1970
33	Eve of the Winter Campaign	Aug 15, 1970
34	The Cursed Drum	Aug 22, 1970
35	The Living Ghost	Aug 29, 1970
36	Kimura Shigenari and His Wife	Sep 5, 1970
37	The Melancholy of Princess Sen	Sep 12, 1970
38	Becoming the Wife, Princess Sen	Sep 19, 1970
39	The Final Two Days	Sep 26, 1970

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