Overview
Adaptation of Ono Natsume's House of Five Leaves (Sarai-ya Goyou) manga. Akitsu Masanosuke is a timid ronin on his way to Edo from the countryside when he accidentally encounters a playboy named Yaichi, who asks him to be his bodyguard. But it turns out that Yaichi is actually the leader of a group of bandits called the "Five Leaves," and he's hoping that Masanosuke will join them. Masanosuke is reluctant to help them, but as grows closer to his eccentric new companions, he learns to relate to them and grow as a person in the process.
| Original Air Dates: | — |
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| Country: | Japan |
| Genre: | Anime, Drama, History |
| Network: | Fuji TV |
| Watched by: | 1 075 990 132 |
| Total running time: | 4 hours 36 minutes |
| Episode duration: | |
| Episodes: | 12 |
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there will be no cool fights, vivid action, clever conspiracies and absolutely cool mafiosi who you will want to admire. There will be a quiet and very unhurried story with an awesome soundtrack, with a strange drawing, about ordinary people, with their lives, worldview, problems and motivation that these problems give them. A story that, having been taught by a ton of senen, you first watch while thinking: "well, when will it start, samurai, all the business, the fights, the danger???" - and they don't even start running on the roofs, and mostly move around only three, maximum four, locations, and discuss all sorts of things a lot. Or they just sit and keep quiet. And for some reason you're watching anyway. And then you add the whole title to your favorites. And you review it from time to time.
Well, I really liked Masa with her hair down!