The End of the Wind
Series Overview
A story about samurai from a clan in the Tohoku Region in the Edo Period. Matazaemon was born as a second son to humble parents and rises to a head retainer of the clan. At the age of 53, he suddenly feels the sign of aging and starts to consider his retirement. He looks back on his life in which he lost his four friends, including one who was killed by Matazaemon. Despite his success, he feels that his fame is vanity and finally finds the importance of human trust.
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1 Season • 8 Episodes
45 min per episode
2007 – Present
Premiered: Thu, Oct 18, 2007
Latest Aired Episode
Season 1, Episode 8: “Episode 8”
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Shuhei Fujisawa
Taro Iwashiro
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What is The End of the Wind about?
A story about samurai from a clan in the Tohoku Region in the Edo Period. Matazaemon was born as a second son to humble parents and rises to a head retainer of the clan. At the age of 53, he suddenly feels the sign of aging and starts to consider his retirement. He looks back on his life in which he lost his four friends, including one who was killed by Matazaemon. Despite his success, he feels that his fame is vanity and finally finds the importance of human trust.
How many seasons does The End of the Wind have?
The End of the Wind comprises 1 season available to explore.
Who stars in The End of the Wind?
Key cast members in The End of the Wind include Junko Amagi, Kaoru Hirata, Kenichi Endo, Eri Ishida, Koichi Sato.
Who created or directed The End of the Wind?
The End of the Wind was developed and directed by Shuhei Fujisawa.