The "Shōgun" series will premiere on February 27, 2024
FX has announced the premiere date of the series "Shōgun": the adaptation of James Clavell's 1975 novel of the same name will begin airing on February 27, 2024. On that date, FX will release two episodes at once, and the series will have a total of ten episodes.
The show is set in feudal Japan in the early 16th century, when an English ship is wrecked off the coast of the country. British sailor John Blackthorne miraculously survives and finds himself in a nearby fishing village. Along with Blackthorne, his secrets fall into it, which may help the powerful Lord Yoshi Toranaga deal with his rivals. Also the fates of Toranaga and Blackthorn are inextricably linked with their interpreter Toda Mariko, a Christian noblewoman and the last representative of a disgraced family.
Cosmo Jarvis, Hiroyuki Sanada, and Anna Sawai played the main roles in the historical drama. Creator and showrunner of the project was Justin Marks, who worked on the series "Counterpart" and the movie "Top Gun: Maverick".
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I am very afraid because the book has not yet worn out and you can endlessly dig in with the thought of "non-canon" but it is forgivable if it comes out well.
Blackthorn, Mr. Toranaga-san and Mrs. Mariko, don't let me down!