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Status: Ended
First Aired: January 11, 2004
Seasons: 1
Episodes: 49
Networks: NHK BS1
Genres: Action & Adventure, Drama, War & Politics

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Shinsengumi!(2004)

TMDB Rating: 8.1 (9 votes)

Overview

Shinsengumi! is a Taiga drama television series produced by Japanese broadcaster NHK. It was a popular drama about the Shinsengumi, a Japanese special police force from the Bakumatsu period.

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Season 1

49 episodes • 2004

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Arrival of the Black Ships!	Jan 11, 2004
2	The Pride of Tama	Jan 18, 2004
3	Mother Leaves Home	Jan 25, 2004
4	A Topsy-Turvy World	Feb 1, 2004
5	The Wedding Day	Feb 8, 2004
6	Heusken, Escape!	Feb 15, 2004
7	Succession	Feb 22, 2004
8	The Future of Japan	Feb 29, 2004
9	The Letter	Mar 7, 2004
10	The Roshi-gumi	Mar 14, 2004
11	Mother, I'm Leaving!	Mar 21, 2004
12	To the West!	Mar 28, 2004
13	Serizawa Kamo Explodes	Apr 4, 2004
14	Arriving in Kyoto	Apr 11, 2004
15	To Go or Not To Go	Apr 18, 2004
16	A Letter to Tsune	Apr 25, 2004
17	The First Death	May 2, 2004
18	The Mibu Ronin's First Assignment	May 9, 2004
19	The Day of the Wake	May 16, 2004
20	Don't Intoxicate Serizawa	May 23, 2004
21	A Big Incident	May 30, 2004
22	Kamo on the Roof	Jun 6, 2004
23	A Political Change - August 18th	Jun 13, 2004
24	An Unavoidable Path	Jun 20, 2004
25	The Birth of the Shinsengumi	Jun 27, 2004
26	Bureau Chief Kondo Isami	Jul 4, 2004
27	Pre-Ikedaya Incident	Jul 11, 2004
28	Off to Ikedaya	Jul 18, 2004
29	Punish the Choshu	Jul 25, 2004
30	Nagakura Shinpachi Revolts	Aug 1, 2004
31	The Return to Edo	Aug 8, 2004
32	Yamanami's Escape	Aug 15, 2004
33	A Friend's Death	Aug 22, 2004
34	The Teradaya Affair	Aug 29, 2004
35	Farewell, Mibu Village	Sep 5, 2004
36	Confrontation	Sep 12, 2004
37	The Satsuma-Choshu Alliance	Sep 19, 2004
38	The Suicide of a Member	Sep 26, 2004
39	The Shogun's Death	Oct 3, 2004
40	Heisuke's Departure	Oct 10, 2004
41	Kanryusai's Fall	Oct 17, 2004
42	The Assassination of Ryoma	Oct 24, 2004
43	Showdown	Oct 31, 2004
44	An Attack on Kondo	Nov 7, 2004
45	Gen-san's Death	Nov 14, 2004
46	To the East	Nov 21, 2004
47	Reunion	Nov 28, 2004
48	Nagareyama	Dec 5, 2004
49	Dear Friend	Dec 12, 2004

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