Coming to Disney Plus 27th February.
Shōgun has blown viewers away ever since its launch on Disney Plus Starvation. A man boiled alive. Another beheaded. A gut-wrenching decision that will bring viewers to tears. And that’s just in the first episode of Shōgun. Ever since the launch of the eighties TV reboot last month, word has quickly spread about the spectacular FX and Disney Plus series, which is set in the tumultuous feudal era of 1600s Japan.
In complete contrast to the tranquillity of the Itō seaside, we also visited the towering Osaka Castle, one of Japan’s most famous landmarks which was both attacked and reconstructed by Tokugawa in the 17th century. The view of the ocean from the KAI Anjin hotel could be seen from the onsens Osaka Castle, which was previously painted black, is still standing strong During the trip to Japan, Metro.co.
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