Chacha: The Princess of Heaven (2007)
Chacha, the woman of the blood of Nobunaga, who loved with Hideyoshi, and feared Tokugawa.
Top billed cast
Yôka WaoChacha
Shinobu TerajimaOgou
Yasuko TomitaHatsu
Reiko TakashimaOkurakyo no tsubone
Kimiko YoKita no mandokoro
Mieko HaradaOichi
Shido NakamuraIeyasu Tokugawa
Atsuro WatabeHideyoshi Toyotomi
Hiroki MatsukataNobunaga Oda
Kinsyu Wakayagi
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