Oda Nobuna no Yabou [Light Novel]

[kazzuya]

Originally Posted by DragoMuseveni

This is not happening only here dxd recently gets less images as well

Can someone tell me at what volume did the anime ended ? I want to pick up the LN from the point anime ended .(if the volumes content wasn`t chopped too much by the anime)

A little bit of volume 5 but different ending. So I suggest read volume 5. So that you won't be confuse.

[Mark Sky]

Can someone tell me who is that kid in the illustration that looks like Saru in girl chibi form?? [Volume 13 Illustration]

[rantaid]

... the true Sagara Yoshiharu (F) , lord of Kyushu are (beside the Shimazu clan)?

.... like Shiba Kaoru in Shinkenger, while the Sagara Yoshiharu 'ane' (F) was the Shiba Takeru?

[The 48th Ronin]

I wonder what's happening back at Saru's world...

Some potential fanfic ideas there.

[tuckersister]

There will be a point that someone will come to send him back.

[Prongs]

Originally Posted by rantaid

... the true Sagara Yoshiharu (F) , lord of Kyushu are (beside the Shimazu clan)?

.... like Shiba Kaoru in Shinkenger, while the Sagara Yoshiharu 'ane' (F) was the Shiba Takeru?

Is it possible harem candidates? Like on terminate man?

[Malicre]

Frois was always the best girl to me but its sad that the development between Frois and Saru never went anywhere after a certain arc (forgot which arc it was but they were on the mountain with cat girls and frois said that she would do anything to help him even if it ment she was labled as a whore). Don't really know why i like her so much, i guess its the whole good girl and milf thing that made me want her to pair up with Saru even if she is already married to god.

[tuckersister]

Anything about the next volume?

[rantaid]

The tea container she held seems to be the famed 'Tsukumonasu'.

Spoiler:

"Tsukumo-nasu" is a Chinese-imported ceramic tea container in the nasu
("eggplant" - rounded with a slightly larger bottom) style originally belonging to
the third shogun of the Muromachi shogunate, Ashikaga Yoshimitsu (1358-1408).
It is said that he even carried it to battle with him. After that it was handed
down as a favorite possession through the Ashikaga family for generations.
During the time of the eighth Muromachi shogun, Ashikaga Yoshimasa, it was
passed into the care of Yoshimasa's master of tea ceremony, Murata Juko. The
tea container began to be called “Tsukumo ninety-nine) nasu" because Juko paid
99 kan (an ancient form of Japanese currency) for it. After that it passed from
owner to owner, ever increasing in value. By the time Asakura Soteki of Echizen
got his hands on it it was worth 500 kan. Afterward Asakura entrusted it to the
care of wealthy textile merchants in Kyoto, and it is theorized that this was to
spare the piece from turmoil in the Echizen region. Around the year Tenbun 16
(1547) it came into the possession of Matsunaga Hisahide, an influential patron
of Honkokuji Temple in Kyoto. The exact route it followed is unknown, but he is
thought to have paid 1000 kan. However, Hisahide had no choice but to hand
over the Tsukumo-nasu to Oda Nobunaga, who had come to Kyoto to pay
homage to the shogun's younger brother Ashikaga Yoshiaki, after which he
became one of Nobunaga's followers. It became one of Nobunaga's favorite
items, and in the fifth month of Tensho 10 (1582) he took it with him to the
capital. It was at his side when he was forced to commit suicide by his own
retainer during the Honnoji Incident. Hashiba Hideyoshi (later known as the
famous Toyotomi Hideyoshi) took it from the burnt ruins of Honnoji Temple, and
it is thought that he passed it down to his son and heir, Toyotomi Hideyori. After
that it was kept at Osaka Castle. It once again faced the flames of war during the
siege of Osaka Castle in the summer of 1615. Tokugawa Ieyasu ordered a search
of the ruins, but it was so badly damaged that it was given to a famous lacquer
ware craftsman named Fujishige Togen and his son (also named Togen) for
repairs, and after Ieyasu's death it as bestowed upon the Fujishige family as a
gift, then passed down as an heirloom. During the Meiji Era it was acquired by
Yanosuke Iwasaki of the Mitsubishi Zaibatsu. It is said that Yanosuke borrowed
money from his older brother to purchase it.
width: 7 cm
tall: 6 cm
origin: China
age: 12-13c

[The 48th Ronin]

Is that the cover for the next volume?

[rantaid]

nope, it ain't

[Prongs]

nobuna, Hanbei, and Nene??

[tuckersister]

Originally Posted by rantaid

The tea container she held seems to be the famed 'Tsukumonasu'.

Spoiler:

"Tsukumo-nasu" is a Chinese-imported ceramic tea container in the nasu
("eggplant" - rounded with a slightly larger bottom) style originally belonging to
the third shogun of the Muromachi shogunate, Ashikaga Yoshimitsu (1358-1408).
It is said that he even carried it to battle with him. After that it was handed
down as a favorite possession through the Ashikaga family for generations.
During the time of the eighth Muromachi shogun, Ashikaga Yoshimasa, it was
passed into the care of Yoshimasa's master of tea ceremony, Murata Juko. The
tea container began to be called “Tsukumo ninety-nine) nasu" because Juko paid
99 kan (an ancient form of Japanese currency) for it. After that it passed from
owner to owner, ever increasing in value. By the time Asakura Soteki of Echizen
got his hands on it it was worth 500 kan. Afterward Asakura entrusted it to the
care of wealthy textile merchants in Kyoto, and it is theorized that this was to
spare the piece from turmoil in the Echizen region. Around the year Tenbun 16
(1547) it came into the possession of Matsunaga Hisahide, an influential patron
of Honkokuji Temple in Kyoto. The exact route it followed is unknown, but he is
thought to have paid 1000 kan. However, Hisahide had no choice but to hand
over the Tsukumo-nasu to Oda Nobunaga, who had come to Kyoto to pay
homage to the shogun's younger brother Ashikaga Yoshiaki, after which he
became one of Nobunaga's followers. It became one of Nobunaga's favorite
items, and in the fifth month of Tensho 10 (1582) he took it with him to the
capital. It was at his side when he was forced to commit suicide by his own
retainer during the Honnoji Incident. Hashiba Hideyoshi (later known as the
famous Toyotomi Hideyoshi) took it from the burnt ruins of Honnoji Temple, and
it is thought that he passed it down to his son and heir, Toyotomi Hideyori. After
that it was kept at Osaka Castle. It once again faced the flames of war during the
siege of Osaka Castle in the summer of 1615. Tokugawa Ieyasu ordered a search
of the ruins, but it was so badly damaged that it was given to a famous lacquer
ware craftsman named Fujishige Togen and his son (also named Togen) for
repairs, and after Ieyasu's death it as bestowed upon the Fujishige family as a
gift, then passed down as an heirloom. During the Meiji Era it was acquired by
Yanosuke Iwasaki of the Mitsubishi Zaibatsu. It is said that Yanosuke borrowed
money from his older brother to purchase it.
width: 7 cm
tall: 6 cm
origin: China
age: 12-13c

Is it another Extra volume?

[hyddty]

Does anyone know when the next volume will come out ?

[justpassingby]

A short story "The Annals of Imagawa Yoshimoto's Excursion" will start its serialization in Dragon Magazine 2016-01 edition, on sale this 20th.

The addendum is a new short IF-story "What if the Heroines were Good-for-Nothings?", in which Yoshiharu and the girls were back to his own time.
Ukita and Maro were the teachers, Kobayakawa was the chairwoman, Shingen was a delinquent, and Nobuna was forming her "Tenka Fubu" in the city.

[sauce]

[The 48th Ronin]

^ Why does it remind me of a fanfic story I've read years ago?

Is Yoshimoto the MC in that spinoff? Or just the narrator?

[tuckersister]

I wonder which girl won't have a problem fitting in Yoshiharu's timeline.

[Prongs]

Just how many daimyos that Sagara "Taiko" will collect In his osaka castle.. lol... to think sengoku jidai will became harem jidai ... lol

[The 48th Ronin]

It gets interesting if Sekigahara happens.

[justpassingby]

Vol 14 is slated for January 2016 release [source] <-from the recent Dragon Magazine

Just let it end already. There's no point of prolonging the story whilekeep introducing and making other girls better than the title girl, if the end-girl is still going to be the title girl.