Ryōmaden 2010
What is Ryōmaden?
Ryōmaden is the 49th NHK Taiga drama, a television series that was broadcast on NHK. The series consists of 48 episodes and was shown from January 3 to November 28, 2010.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2010
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 48
- Runtime
- 45 minutes
- First aired
- Jan 3, 2010
- Last aired
- Nov 28, 2010
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- NHK BS1
- Genres
- Drama
- Updated
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Ryōmaden is the 49th NHK Taiga drama, a television series that was broadcast on NHK. The series consists of 48 episodes and was shown from January 3 to November 28, 2010. It is a drama that tells a story centered on 19th-century Japanese historical figures. The series has been announced to be aired in several other countries, including Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand. Ryōmaden is listed on The Movie Database, a source of information on movies and television shows. The series is classified as a drama and has a user score on the website. Ryōmaden was broadcast on NHK, a Japanese television network, and is part of the network's Taiga drama series. The series spans 48 episodes, indicating an extensive and detailed narrative.
Should you watch it?
“This historical drama chronicles the lives of two influential figures during nineteenth-century Japan.”
- focuses on significant historical figures
- part of the long-running NHK Taiga drama series
- long episode count
Watch it if you enjoy historical narratives centered on Japanese figures.
The series is a historical drama produced for NHK television.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 48 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 Joushi to Kashi Jan 3, 2010
- E2 Taiki Bansei Jan 10, 2010
- E3 Nisetegata no tabi Jan 17, 2010
- E4 Edo no onikomachi Jan 24, 2010
- E5 Kurofune to ken Jan 31, 2010
- E6 Shouin wa dokoda? Feb 7, 2010
- E7 Harukanaru Nûyôka Feb 14, 2010
- E8 Yatarou no namida Feb 21, 2010
- E9 Inochi no nedan Feb 28, 2010
- E10 Hikisakareta ai Mar 7, 2010
- E11 Tosa futtou Mar 14, 2010
- E12 Ansatsu shirei Mar 21, 2010
- E13 Saraba tosa yo Mar 28, 2010
- E14 Otazunemono Ryouma Apr 4, 2010
- E15 Futari no Kyou Apr 11, 2010
- E16 Katsu Rintarou Apr 18, 2010
- E17 Kaibutsu, Youdou Apr 25, 2010
- E18 Kaigun o tsukurou! May 2, 2010
- E19 Joui kekkou May 9, 2010
- E20 Juujirou, munen May 16, 2010
- E21 Kokyou no tomo yo May 23, 2010
- E22 Ryou to iu onna May 30, 2010
- E23 Ikedaya ni hashire Jun 6, 2010
- E24 Ai no hotaru Jun 13, 2010
- E25 Teradaya no haha Jun 20, 2010
- E26 Saigou Kichinosuke Jun 27, 2010
- E27 Ryuuma no daishibai Jul 4, 2010
- E28 Takechi no yume Jul 11, 2010
- E29 Shintenchi, Nagasaki Jul 18, 2010
- E30 Ryouma no hisaku Jul 25, 2010
- E31 Saigou wa madaka Aug 1, 2010
- E32 Nerawareta Ryouma Aug 8, 2010
- E33 Kameshima Shachuu no ooshigoto Aug 15, 2010
- E34 Samurai, Choujirou Aug 22, 2010
- E35 Sacchou doumei zeyo Aug 29, 2010
- E36 Teradaya soudou Sep 5, 2010
- E37 Ryouma no tsuma Sep 12, 2010
- E38 Kirishima no chikai Sep 19, 2010
- E39 Bakan no kiseki Sep 26, 2010
- E40 Seifuutei no taiketsu Oct 3, 2010
- E41 Saraba Takasugi Shinsaku Oct 10, 2010
- E42 Irohamaru jiken Oct 17, 2010
- E43 Senchuu hassaku Oct 24, 2010
- E44 Ame no toubousha Oct 31, 2010
- E45 Ryouma no kyuujitsu Nov 7, 2010
- E46 Tosa no daishoubu Nov 14, 2010
- E47 Taisei houkan Nov 21, 2010
- E48 Ryuu no tamashii Nov 28, 2010
Frequently asked questions
What is Ryōmaden?
It is the 49th NHK Taiga drama series.
When did it air?
The series aired from January 3 to November 28, 2010.
How many episodes are there?
The series spans 48 episodes.
Who are the central figures?
The story centers on 19th-century Japanese historical figures Iwasaki Yatarō and Sakamoto Ryōma.
Was it shown internationally?
The series was announced for broadcast in countries including Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan, and Thailand.