Shogun's Mission

The Yagyu clan is tasked with bringing order to the Tokkaido Highway. Matajuro becomes a secret officer, while Jubei is known as the one-eyed demon.

Matajuro meets an estranged father and son in a corrupt town, with Jubei helping from the shadows.

Matajuro uncovers a deeper vendetta between a mysterious assassin and a local minister during a princess's bridal procession.

In Hakone, Matajuro helps a newlywed couple ensnared by smugglers and their cruel practices.

In Numazu, bridge construction is disrupted by an attack, and a beautiful woman distracts everyone.

Matajuro and Jubei discover a mafia turned gun smuggler supplying firearms to a clan, threatening the country's stability.

Jubei and Matajuro investigate a conspiracy involving the shogun's brother, suspecting external manipulation.

Matajuro investigates the devil mask gang when an impostor claims to be Jubei Yagyu.

Tajima Yagyu personally takes action against a cruel samurai transferred to Nagasaki, suspecting violence.

After killing a clan retainer while rescuing a girl, Matajuro and his companions must lay low to avoid capture.

The Yagyus confront robbers on the Tokaido Highway, uncover corruption, and meet old acquaintances while protecting travelers.

The Yagyus get involved in a conflict with the local yakuza in a waterside town where boat control means power.

During New Year's celebrations, the Yagyus uncover corruption in a town with an annual beauty pageant.

With news of a secret inspector spreading, the Yagyus must stay vigilant as local clans watch them closely.

Matajuro helps an old man buy back his daughter's freedom, only to find she chooses to stay in servitude.

The Yagyus must find a missing princess before the shogun's arrival the following week.

Matajuro meets an old man who might know the location of Takeda Shingen's hidden war funds.

Koga ninjas challenge the Yagyus, aiming to confront Matajuro traveling as an inspector.

The Yagyus investigate an illegal gambling den run by a mysterious woman with a shady past.