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The Story of Saiunkoku

AdventureAnimationComedy

The Story of Saiunkoku

2006 – 2008 (completed) · 1 seasons · 25 episodes · Japan · Japanese

The Story of Saiunkoku (2006) is a solid-tier series on goodrecmovies, rated 7.1/10 on IMDb from 189 votes. Updated

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★ 7.1IMDb · 189

Saiunkoku is a world of eight provinces or houses, each named after a different colour. The new Emperor, Shi Ryuuki, has gained for a reputation for being uninterested in courtly matters and for flaunting his love for men. Shuurei, although born of the important Kou family, has difficulty making ends meet. She easily accepts an invitation to be the Emperor's concubine in order to turn him into a good ruler. The mysterious Seiran, a young man who was adopted by her father, goes with her as Ryuuki's bodyguard. Entering the imperial palace revives Shuurei's dream of being a court official, and, together with the many companions she meets along the way, continues moving bravely forward while trying to fend off the Emperor's advances.

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Top cast

16

Seasons

1

best episode: S1E2 — The Frog in the Well Knows Not the Great Ocean ★ 8.1 (10)

S125 eps · ★ 7.1
  • E1There's a Different Side to Every Good Story★ 7.612
  • E2The Frog in the Well Knows Not the Great Ocean★ 8.110
  • E3The Hawk with Talent Hides Its Talons★ 7.99
  • E4Casting Pearls Before a Swine★ 7.28
  • E5A Genius Can't Be a Genius Without Effort★ 7.58
  • E6Lacking the Finishing Touch★ 7.28
  • E7Those That Swim Well Drown Even the Strongest Swimmer Can Drown★ 6.87
  • E8Wanting to Borrow a Cat's Paws★ 7.07
  • E9A Journey of a Thousand Miles Starts with a Single Step★ 7.07
  • E10Fine Weather Comes to Those Who Wait★ 7.07
  • E11There Is No Cure for Lovesickness★ 7.07
  • E12Discretion Is the Better Part of Valour★ 7.58
  • E13From a Gourd Comes a Horse★ 7.27
  • E14On a Rock for Three Years★ 7.27
  • E15Children Know Not Their Parents' Hearts★ 7.07
  • E16There Are No Demons in This World★ 6.87
  • E17Poking a Bush Draws Out a Snake★ 7.27
  • E18Don't Cover Your Head and Leave Your Bottom Exposed★ 6.87
  • E19If You Love Your Child, Let Them Go on a Journey★ 7.07
  • E20Flowers Blooming from Dead Wood★ 7.07
  • E21The Wise Man Does Not Court Danger★ 6.47
  • E22While There's Life, There's Hope★ 7.07
  • E23It's the Company That Makes Travel Unpleasant★ 6.87
  • E24Water on a Sleeping Ear★ 6.07
  • E26The Raven of Darkness★ 6.87

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Where to watch

JustWatch

Seasons

1

best episode: S1E2 — The Frog in the Well Knows Not the Great Ocean ★ 8.1 (10)

S125 eps · ★ 7.1
  • E1There's a Different Side to Every Good Story★ 7.612
  • E2The Frog in the Well Knows Not the Great Ocean★ 8.110
  • E3The Hawk with Talent Hides Its Talons★ 7.99
  • E4Casting Pearls Before a Swine★ 7.28
  • E5A Genius Can't Be a Genius Without Effort★ 7.58
  • E6Lacking the Finishing Touch★ 7.28
  • E7Those That Swim Well Drown Even the Strongest Swimmer Can Drown★ 6.87
  • E8Wanting to Borrow a Cat's Paws★ 7.07
  • E9A Journey of a Thousand Miles Starts with a Single Step★ 7.07
  • E10Fine Weather Comes to Those Who Wait★ 7.07
  • E11There Is No Cure for Lovesickness★ 7.07
  • E12Discretion Is the Better Part of Valour★ 7.58
  • E13From a Gourd Comes a Horse★ 7.27
  • E14On a Rock for Three Years★ 7.27
  • E15Children Know Not Their Parents' Hearts★ 7.07
  • E16There Are No Demons in This World★ 6.87
  • E17Poking a Bush Draws Out a Snake★ 7.27
  • E18Don't Cover Your Head and Leave Your Bottom Exposed★ 6.87
  • E19If You Love Your Child, Let Them Go on a Journey★ 7.07
  • E20Flowers Blooming from Dead Wood★ 7.07
  • E21The Wise Man Does Not Court Danger★ 6.47
  • E22While There's Life, There's Hope★ 7.07
  • E23It's the Company That Makes Travel Unpleasant★ 6.87
  • E24Water on a Sleeping Ear★ 6.07
  • E26The Raven of Darkness★ 6.87

Top cast

16

More like this

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Comments are moderated against a short code of conduct. Disagree as much as you like; do it kindly.