| 词条 | Amakusa 1637 |
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| name = Amakusa 1637 | image = Amakusa vol1.jpg | image_size = 230px | caption = Cover of Amakusa 1637 volume 1 | ja_kanji = AMAKUSA 1637 | ja_romaji = | genre = Action, Historical }}{{Infobox animanga/Print | type = manga | author = Michiyo Akaishi | publisher = Shogakukan | demographic = Shōjo | magazine = Flowers | published = | first = 2001 | last = 2006 | volumes = 12 | volume_list = }}{{Infobox animanga/Footer}}{{nihongo|Amakusa 1637|AMAKUSA 1637}} is a shōjo manga written and illustrated by Michiyo Akaishi. It is about the time-traveling adventures of six modern-day Japanese high school students from the St. Francisco Academy to the 17th century, where they take part in the Shimabara Rebellion. It was serialized in the manga magazine Flowers from 2001 to 2006 and collected in 12 tankōbon volumes. StoryDuring a school field trip, a group of friends from the St. Francisco Academy are thrown back in time to the Japan of the early Edo period. According to history, in 1637 a revolt broke out, known as the Shimabara Rebellion. It was led by a charismatic youth known as Amakusa Shirō, but ended in the defeat of the rebels and the loss of over 37,000 lives. Hayumi Natsuki, the heroine, is mistaken as Amakusa Shirō by the villagers she met, despite the fact that the real Amakusa Shirō was male. In the story, the real Shirō died the year previously, before gaining recognition or popularity as a leader. Before long, Natsuki became famous as some-sort of heaven-sent angel and people started calling her "Shirō", believing she was the saviour prophesied 25 years before. CharactersMain CharactersSix students of the present-day St. Francisco Academy (circa 2000). They all are members of the Student Council.
President of the student council president. She looks so similar to Amakusa Shirō that everybody in Shirō's village believes she is an angel possessing his body to save the people. She is an expert kendō student and younger sister of the heir of {{nihongo|Hakuou Dojo|白鷹道場|Hakuō Dōjō}} (her father was the former master). She is romantically interested in Miyamoto Masaki. Natsuki arrived in the past in 1636.
The first vice-president of the Student Council. He is given the name "Musashi" by Otsū (the lover of the Musashi in historical novels). He becomes a master of kendō and a retainer of the Kokura-han's daimyō Ogasawara Tadazane. He arrived in the past around 1629-1630.
The second student council vice-president. He is a good kendō student. Secretly loves Natsuki, though she shows no interest in him. Naozumi arrived in the past around 1628–1629. He loved the true Shirō but killed him, therefore, he could be bisexual. He defended the Karatsu-han daimyō Terazawa Katataka's Tomioka Castle. His nickname is {{nihongo|Kotaka|小鷹|"Little Falcon"}}. In reality, Tomioka Castle was defended by Miyake Tōbei, the grandson of Akechi Mitsuhide.
She is one of the academy's brightest students. Skilled in history and tactics. She uses much of her knowledge of historic tactics to help Natsuki win many battles. Eri loves Natsuki as though she were her prince. She travelled to the past at the same time as Natsuki. Serves as the strategist of the rebel forces.
A genius of engineering. He creates many useful tools and weapons for the rebel forces. Eiji arrived in the past around 1632. He and Kichō (also known as Kiku), the concubine of the Shimabara-han daimyō Matsukura Katsuie are the first couple to get married amongst the group of friends.
She is a singer of the Academy. Arrived in the past at the same time as Eri and Natsuki. She was saved by the Dutch warship Heisenberg, which was under the command of Captain Jahn and Nicolaes Koekebakker, the Dutch governor. Her Christian name is Mariana. Tokugawa's RuleEdo
The third Tokugawa shōgun, son of the second shogun Hidetada and grandson of the first shōgun Ieyasu.
Strategist and guard of Tokugawa Iemitsu. Renowned as an expert swordsman. Ogi and Saga
Son of Nabeshima Katsushige. Daimyō of Ogi-han, a neighboring, branch domain of Saga-han.
Young daimyō of Saga-han.
Former daimyō of Saga-han. The son of Nabeshima Naoshige. Karatsu
Daimyō of Karatsu-han, the child of Terazawa Hirotaka.
A fictional character. A retainer of the Karatsu daimyō Terazawa Katataka. Shimabara
Also known as {{nihongo|Masuda Tokisada|益田 時貞}}, the son of former Konishi clan retainer {{nihongo|Masuda Jinbei|益田甚兵衛}}. He was touted by the leaders of the Shimabara Uprising as the "Fourth Son of Heaven", foretold by the Jesuit missionary, Saint Francis Xavier, to be destined to lead the Christianization of Japan. In this manga, Tokisada was captured by Yatsuka Naozumi, who currently is head of Tomioka Castle, and made to Naozumi's slave (due to his resemble of Naozumi's crush Hayumi Natsuki). He was kind to Naozumi despite his cruel treatment, probably hoping to sway him to the Christian cause, but Naozumi killed him after realizing that he was falling in love with him almost as much as with Natsuki. His last words were of forgiveness and kindness.
The son of Matsukura Shigemasa. Daimyō of Shimabara, renowned for his cruelty.
Concubine of Katsuie who falls in love with Eiji.
Shimabara-han retainer.
One of the leaders of Shimabara Rebellion. Shimabara-han retainer.
Old friend of Shirō. Always mistakes Natsuki for the real Shirō. Later falls in love with Eri. Kumamoto
Eldest son of Hosokawa Tadatoshi. Present daimyō of Kumamoto-han. Bungo
Son of Yūki Hideyasu, second son of the first Tokugawa shogun Ieyasu. Cousin of Iemitsu. A Christian, he is confined in Bungo. Satsuma
Daimyō of Satsuma. Son of Shimazu Iehisa Tadatsune, the child of Shimazu Yoshihiro and the former daimyō of Satsuma.
Concubine of Mitsuhisa. An intelligent woman. Fukuoka
Son of Kuroda Nagamasa, the child of Kuroda Kanbei Yoshitaka. Daimyō of Fukuoka-han. An intelligent man.
Retainer of Lord Kuroda of Fukuoka. Kokura
Daimyō of Kokura. His mother was the niece of the first Tokugawa shōgun Ieyasu.
Retainer of Lord Ogasawara of Kokura. The Dutchmen
Captain of the warship de Rijp (named after De Rijp). Falls in love with Seika (also known by her baptismal name of Mariana).
Governor of the Dutch trading post in Nagasaki and a cold-heartless man. He later takes command of the warship de Rijp. See also
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