Princess Go (2011) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD poster

Princess Go (2011) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

2011 ⭐ 8.3 1 Season 46 Eps Japanese DramaWeb Series

Genre: Drama

Cast: Juri Ueno, Rie Miyazawa, Asami Mizukawa, Honami Suzuki, Saburo Tokito, Minori Terada, Masayuki Yui, Tokie Hidari

Princess Go (2011) web series — story, cast, seasons, episode guide, trailer and where to watch online in HD on New MovieLinkBD. Drama.

Princess Go (2011) is a drama web series in Japanese. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Princess Go online in HD.

Princess Go — Storyline

Princess Go was the youngest of the most famous three sisters in Japanese history, who each led a remarkable life in an age of turmoil and civil war. Go loses her parents in the war, marries three times, and feuds with her own sister in competing for power. Go's husband becomes the second Tokugawa Shogun and she ensures her prominence as she gives birth to a son who later becomes the third Shogun and a daughter, a wife of the Emperor. The drama describes the age of the civil war through the eyes of Princess Go, who plays a significant part in establishing the age of peace that lasts over 200 years in Japan.

Cast & Crew

  • Starring: Juri Ueno, Rie Miyazawa, Asami Mizukawa, Honami Suzuki, Saburo Tokito, Minori Terada, Masayuki Yui, Tokie Hidari

Princess Go — Series Details

First Air Date 2011-01-09
Seasons 1
Episodes 46
Genre Drama
Language Japanese
Network NHK BS1, NHK
Status Ended
Rating 8.3/10 (3 votes)

Princess Go — Episode Guide

Season 1

  • E1: Princess of Lake Land (Kokoku no Hime) (2011-01-09)
  • E2: Father's Enemy (Chichi no Ada) (2011-01-16)
  • E3: Nobunaga's Secret (Nobunaga no Himitsu) (2011-01-23)
  • E4: To Honnoji Temple (Honnōji e) (2011-01-30)
  • E5: The Honnoji Incident (Honnōji no Hen) (2011-02-06)
  • E6: Mitsuhide Rules (Mitsuhide no Tenka) (2011-02-13)
  • E7: Mother's Second Marriage (Haha no Saikon) (2011-02-20)
  • E8: Being a Father for the First Time (Hajimete no Chichi) (2011-02-27)
  • E9: Step Father's Tears (Jifu no Namida) (2011-03-06)
  • E10: Farewell (Wakare) (2011-03-20)
  • E11: The Monkey's Hostage (Saru no Hitojichi) (2011-03-27)
  • E12: Chacha's Rebellion (Chacha no Hanran) (2011-04-03)
  • E13: The Bride's Decision (Hanayome no Ketsui) (2011-04-10)
  • E14: Divorce (Rienseyo) (2011-04-17)
  • E15: The Monkey's True Colors (Saru no Shoutai) (2011-04-24)
  • E16: Hideyoshi, The Regent (Kanpakuhdeyoshi) (2011-05-01)
  • E17: Ieyasu's Bride (Ieyasu no Hanayome) (2011-05-08)
  • E18: Longing for You (Koishikute) (2011-05-15)
  • E19: Hatsu's Engagement (Hatsu no Endan) (2011-05-22)
  • E20: Chacha's Romance (Chacha no Koi) (2011-05-29)
  • E21: Toyotomi's Wife (Toyotomi no Tsuma) (2011-06-05)
  • E22: Father and Mother's Portrait (Chichihaha no shōzō) (2011-06-12)
  • E23: Hidetada the Hostage (Hitojichi Hidetada) (2011-06-19)
  • E24: Rikyu's Harakiri (Rikyū seppuku) (2011-06-26)
  • E25: Storm of Love (Ai no arashi) (2011-07-03)
  • E26: Becoming a Mother (Haha ni naru toki) (2011-07-10)
  • E27: Hidekatsu's Last Will (Hidekatsu no yuigon) (2011-07-17)
  • E28: You'll Marry Hidetada! (Hidetada ni totsuge) (2011-07-24)
  • E29: The Worst Husband (Saiaku no otto) (2011-07-31)
  • E30: The Dearest Person (Itoshiki hito yo) (2011-08-07)
  • E31: Hideyoshi's Death (Hideyoshi shisu) (2011-08-14)
  • E32: The Demon of Edo (Edo no oni) (2011-08-21)
  • E33: Tokugawa's Daughter-in-Law (Tokugawa no yome) (2011-08-28)
  • E34: Gracia's Death (Garasha shisu) (2011-09-04)
  • E35: Phantom of Sekigahara (Maboroshi no Sekigahara) (2011-09-11)
  • E36: Preparedness of Man (Otoko no kakugo) (2011-09-18)
  • E37: The Wedding of Princess Sen (Senhime no konrei) (2011-09-25)
  • E38: The Strongest Nanny (Saikyō no onba) (2011-10-02)
  • E39: Facing Destiny (Unmei no taimen) (2011-10-09)
  • E40: Ieyasu's Obsession (Ieyasu no shūnen) (2011-10-16)
  • E41: Sisters Crash! (Shimai gekitotsu!) (2011-10-23)
  • E42: Osaka Winter Campaign (Osaka fuyu no jin) (2011-10-30)
  • E43: Yodo, Death (Yodo, chiru) (2011-11-06)
  • E44: Edo Castle Mayhem (Edojō sōran) (2011-11-13)
  • E45: My Son (Musuko yo) (2011-11-20)
  • E46: Hope (Kibō) (2011-11-27)

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Princess Go have? 1 season(s) with 46 episodes.

Where can I watch Princess Go? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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