The Story of Saiunkoku
Details
- Also known as: Saiunkoku Monogatari, 彩雲国物語, The Tale of Saiun Country, Story of the Land of Many-Colored Clouds, Kokumono, Saimono, Tales of Saiunkoku
- Type: TV
- Status: Finished Airing
- Score: 7.3
- Episodes: 39
- Genres: Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance
- Studio: MADHOUSE
- Aired: 2006-04-08 to 2007-02-24
- Season: Spring 2006
Where to watch (US)
- Retrocrush
- Cineverse
Synopsis
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.
The whole series
- The Story of Saiunkoku (TV · 2006)
- The Story of Saiunkoku Second Series (TV · 2007)
Episodes
- Episode 1: Every Good Story Has a Hidden Side (2006-04-08)
- Episode 2: A Frog in a Well Does Not Know the Great Ocean (2006-04-15)
- Episode 3: The Talented Hawk Hides its Talons (2006-04-22)
- Episode 4: Casting Pearls Before Swine (2006-04-29)
- Episode 5: There is no Genius Without Hard Work (2006-05-06)
- Episode 6: Lacking the Finishing Touch (2006-05-13)
- Episode 7: Even the Strongest Swimmer May Drown (2006-05-20)
- Episode 8: Wanting to Borrow a Cat's Paws (2006-05-27)
- Episode 9: The Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with a Single Step (2006-06-03)
- Episode 10: Good Things Come to Those Who Wait (2006-06-10)
- Episode 11: There is no Cure for Lovesickness (2006-06-17)
- Episode 12: Discretion is the Better Part of Valour (2006-06-24)
- Episode 13: From a Gourd Comes a Horse (2006-07-01)
- Episode 14: On a Rock for Three Years (2006-07-08)
- Episode 15: Children Do Not Know Their Parents' Hearts (2006-07-15)
- Episode 16: There are no Devils in the World (2006-07-22)
- Episode 17: Let Sleeping Dogs Lie or Poking a Bush Draws Out Snakes (2006-08-26)
- Episode 18: You Can't Hide by Burying Your Head in the Sand (2006-09-02)
- Episode 19: If You Love Your Child, Send Her on a Journey (2006-09-09)
- Episode 20: Flowers Blooming from Dead Wood (2006-09-16)
- Episode 21: The Wise Know When to Approach Danger (2006-09-23)
- Episode 22: Where There is Life, There is Hope (2006-09-30)
- Episode 23: It's the Company that Makes Travel Unpleasant (2006-10-07)
- Episode 24: Water on a Sleeping Ear (2006-10-14)
- Episode 25: An Accidental Resemblance (2006-10-21)
- Episode 26: Ravens in the Moonless Night (2006-10-28)
- Episode 27: The Prettier the Flower, the Higher the Branch (2006-11-18)
- Episode 28: Worry Gives Small Things Large Shadows (2006-11-25)
- Episode 29: Many Years' Worth of Thoughts in a Single Day (2006-12-09)
- Episode 30: Women are Brave (2006-12-16)
- Episode 31: A Diamond in the Rough (2006-12-23)
- Episode 32: A Woman's Word is Her Bond (2007-01-06)
- Episode 33: No Use Crying Over Spilt Milk (2007-01-13)
- Episode 34: Poison Gets the Better of Poison (2007-01-20)
- Episode 35: Meeting is the Beginning of Parting (2007-01-27)
- Episode 36: All is Right in the World (2007-02-03)
- Episode 37: Tears Fall Like Rain From Heaven (2007-02-10)
- Episode 38: There is no Today After Today (2007-02-17)
- Episode 39: Fate is an Inscrutable and Interesting Thing (2007-02-24)
Characters and voice actors
- Shuurei Kou (main character) · Japanese voice: Houko Kuwashima · English voice: Kelly Sheridan
- Ryuuki Shi (main character) · Japanese voice: Tomokazu Seki · English voice: Brad Swaile
- Seiran Shi (main character) · Japanese voice: Hikaru Midorikawa · English voice: Andrew Francis
- Kouyuu Li (main character) · Japanese voice: Nobuyuki Hiyama · English voice: Andrew Toth
- Shuuei Ran (main character) · Japanese voice: Toshiyuki Morikawa · English voice: Michael Adamthwaite
- Sakujun Sa (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Takehito Koyasu · English voice: John Murphy
- Ryuuren Ran (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Hidenobu Kiuchi · English voice: Matthew Erickson
- Ensei Rou (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kentarou Itou · English voice: Jason Simpson
- Reishin Kou (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Mitsuaki Madono · English voice: Louis Chirillo
- Houju Kou (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kazuhiro Nakata · English voice: Mark Oliver
- Eigetsu To (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Daisuke Namikawa · English voice: Reece Thompson
- Shouka Kou (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Shuuichi Ikeda · English voice: Michael Kopsa
- Kochou (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kaori Yamagata · English voice: Janyse Jaud
- Kourin (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Eri Sendai · English voice: Chantal Strand
- Shunki Sa (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Rumi Shishido · English voice: Natalie Walters
- Shou Sai (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Susumu Chiba · English voice: Ted Cole
- Kokujun Sa (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kousuke Toriumi · English voice: Kyle Rideout
- Soujun Sa (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Junichi Suwabe · English voice: John Payne
- Raien Haku (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Hiroto Kazuki · English voice: John Novak
- Hakumei Heki (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Atsushi Kisaichi · English voice: Gabe Khouth
Opening and ending songs
- Opening 1: Hajimari no Kaze · Ayaka Hirahara
- Ending 1: Saikou no Kataomoi · Sachi Tainaka