Toyotomi brothers!:Episode 5 "The Truth from Lies" Viewership Rating: 12.5% Individual Rating: 7.5% A lookalike (?) Saito Dosan appears The continuation will be in 2 weeks | MANTANWEB(まんたんウェブ)

Toyotomi brothers!:Episode 5 "The Truth from Lies" Viewership Rating: 12.5% Individual Rating: 7.5% A lookalike (?) Saito Dosan appears The continuation will be in 2 weeks

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The fifth episode of the 2026 NHK Taiga drama "Toyotomi Brothers!" (General TV, Sundays at 8pm and other times), starring actor Nakano Taiga, titled "The Truth that Came from a Lie," was broadcast on February 1st, and the average viewership rating (according to Video Research, Kanto region, same below) was 12.5% for households and 7.5% for individuals.

"Toyotomi Brothers!" is the 65th taiga drama. It is a success story of hope and dreams, depicting the miracle of the Toyotomi brothers, Hidenaga (Koichiro) and his older brother Hideyoshi (Tokichiro), who achieve the great feat of unifying the country with their strong bond.

The script is written by Hiroyuki Yatsu, known for "Naoki Hanzawa" (TBS) and the morning drama "Ochoyan." The music is by Hideaki Kimura, and the narrator is Sakura Ando, an actor.

In the fifth episode, Nobunaga (played by Shun Oguri), who has moved his base to Komakiyama Castle, decides to hold a tournament in front of the Oda clan. Koichiro (played by Sosuke Ikematsu) devises a plan to expose Toshiie Maeda (played by Shunsuke Daito), a rival of Tokichiro (played by Sosuke Ikematsu), in the tournament. Nobunaga tasks the two with strategizing for Unuma Castle, which is essential for the attack on Mino.

However, the lord of Unuma Castle, Osawa Jirozaemon (Matsuo Satoru), has so far refused to respond to any attempts to persuade him. Will Koichiro and his friends be able to change Osawa's mind?

In the same episode, Akagi Maro appeared as Saito Dosan, and became a hot topic as he looked just like the real thing.

The drama will take a one-week break, and the next episode, Episode 6, "Brothers' Bonds," will air on February 15th.

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