Go hime Bassara The Princess Goh (1992)

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Serving as a sequel to the film Rikyu, Go hime Bassara The Princess Goh follows the captivating lives of Princess Goh and Lord Oribe Furuhata. Adopted by the supreme ruler Hideyoshi Toyotomi, Princess Goh grows up as a highly intelligent, headstrong, and martially skilled woman who defies traditional gender norms. As Hideyoshi's reign transitions to Shogun Ieyasu Tokagawa, Oribe inherits Rikyu's position as Tea Master under constant, deadly tension. Years later, while under virtual house arrest at her family mansion in Kaga, Princess Goh attempts to renew her friendship with Oribe. She invites him, along with Lords Ukon and Tadaoki, to a tea ceremony. However, this gathering stirs up major trouble. Suspicion deepens as Ieyasu fears a Christian rebellion, questioning Oribe’s loyalty due to his family ties to the Christian daimyo Lord Ukon and Hosokawa Tadaoki’s wife, Gracia. This historical drama masterfully explores power, fear, and enduring friendship.

Country: Japanese

Status: Completed

Released: 1992

Genre:Drama; Historical; Jidai Geki