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TV-14
2009
1 Season
6.0 (270)

Samurai Harem: Aso no Yoichi, meaning Tomorrow's Yoichi, is an anime about Yoichi Karasuma, a young man whom has been studying his dad's martial discipline for seventeen years in seclusion and whom speaks with archaic Japanese grammar. Yoichi has chosen this path in order to better his affinity with the Ikaruga clan. While Yoichi's father gave his son the idea, the truth is that Yoichi is more powerful than even his father. After spending nearly two decades training in the mountains, Yoichi returns to the civilization and the Ikaruga clan. There, Ibuki, the assistant master of Ukiha Kamekaze Kendo, accepts Yochi has a freeloading student of her dojo. Yoichi is a bit of an outlier at the Ikaruga dojo, as most of the other students are female--Ibuki's sisters Ayame, Chihaya, and Kagome. Beyond dealing with various problems within the dojo, Yoichi also deals with Ibuki's jealous suitors, school, and interference from rival dojos of Ukiha Kamakaze Kendo, such as the Tsubame Benten Ryuu and the Saginomiya clan. Samurai Harem: Aso no Yoichi is an anime that combines martial arts, romance, and comedy, across its single season of 12 episodes. The series is licensed for North American distribution by Sentai Filmworks.

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Seasons

12. Yoichi Fights On!

March 26, 2009

Yoichi, Kagome, Chihaya, and Ayame arrive at the Saginomiyas' residence and cross the river surrounding the castle using a makeshift raft. They enter the castle to rescue the amnesiac Ibuki from marriage to Ukyo.

11. I'm Taking Ibuki

March 19, 2009

The Saginomiya's siblings' schemes continue, as they propose the Ikarugas a "first-class celebrity" lifestyle in exchange for Ibuki, who, due to the sleeping gas, has reverted to a child-like mental state.

10. A Battle To The Death At A Hidden Hot Spring!

March 12, 2009

While on a free trip to a hot springs, the host tells Yoichi and the others that ghosts have driven quests away. Yoichi and Ibuki volunteer to excorcise the ghosts, but Ukyo and Sakon begin their scheme by releasing a sleeping gas throughout the inn.

9. A Summer Festival: Plunging Into The Fire

March 5, 2009

Washizu is caught daydreaming by Yoichi so he hits him making him run out

8. Back Then, You Were Badass

June 17, 2010

Washizu is determined to confess his love to Ibuki via a love letter. Washizu loses the letter and Ayame finds it.

7. School Swimsuit, White School Swimsuit, Two-Piece Swimsuit

February 19, 2009

The group goes to the beach where two brothers are lying in wait to fight Yoichi. Later on everyone plays in the water but Kagome, who decides to runaway into the forest.

6. Wassan Comes!

February 12, 2009

Ibuki accidentally knocks out Washizu while chasing after Yoichi. Washizu ends up at the school nurses' office and while recovering daydreams about confessing his love to Ibuki.

5. Let's Go On A Date!

February 5, 2009

Yoichi and Ibuki go on a "practice" date.

4. Chihaya Being Chihaya

January 29, 2009

Ibuki and Yoichi put on a swording fighting demonstration and Yoichi ends up ripping Ibuki's clothes. Afterwards Yoichi has an interview but the girl starts to seduce him.

3. Amazing Without Clothes

January 22, 2009

Yoichi finds the new girl, Tsubasa, in school cute. After classes end, Angela strips Tsubasa and turns her into a fighting machine. She attacks Yoichi.

2. Welcome to Yokko

January 15, 2009

Yoichi is beaten up at school today. Later on that day Yoichi is challenged to a fight by Washizu and defeats him. That evening Yoichi becomes ill.

1. Samurai Harem

January 8, 2009

Yoichi's father has been teaching him all about martial arts his entire life but now has to move to the city to learn more. On his first day he tries to apprehend a thief but ends up being arrested instead.

Description

Samurai Harem: Aso no Yoichi is an anime that combines martial arts, romance, and comedy, across its single season of 12 episodes. The series is licensed for North American distribution by Sentai Filmworks.