Show Info

Status: Ended
First Aired: April 5, 1980
Seasons: 1
Episodes: 26
Networks: JNN
Genres: Drama, Action & Adventure

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Yuki-hime Onmitsu Dōchūki(1980)

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Overview

The story begins with Kiyomasa Kato's granddaughter, Princess Yuki, on her way from Kumamoto to Edo to appeal directly to the Shogun.

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Season 1

26 episodes • 1980

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Apr 5, 1980
2	Episode 2	Apr 12, 1980
3	Episode 3	Apr 19, 1980
4	Episode 4	Apr 26, 1980
5	Episode 5	May 3, 1980
6	Episode 6	May 10, 1980
7	Episode 7	May 17, 1980
8	Episode 8	May 24, 1980
9	Episode 9	May 31, 1980
10	Episode 10	Jun 7, 1980
11	Episode 11	Jun 14, 1980
12	Episode 12	Jun 21, 1980
13	Episode 13	Jun 28, 1980
14	Episode 14	Jul 5, 1980
15	Episode 15	Jul 12, 1980
16	Episode 16	Jul 19, 1980
17	Episode 17	Jul 26, 1980
18	Episode 18	Aug 2, 1980
19	Episode 19	Aug 9, 1980
20	Episode 20	Aug 16, 1980
21	Episode 21	Aug 23, 1980
22	Episode 22	Aug 30, 1980
23	Episode 23	Sep 6, 1980
24	Episode 24	Sep 13, 1980
25	Episode 25	Sep 20, 1980
26	Episode 26	Sep 27, 1980

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