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Sakura Wars Season 1 Episode 1

Sakura Arrives at the Capital

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AIRED: 4/8/00

In 1920s Japan, a girl named Sakura Shinguji receives the mission of defending the Imperial Capital, Tokyo. She leaves her home of Sendai and sets out to Tokyo to join the Flower Division. Will Sakura fit in with the others and be able to defend the capital she loves so much?moreless

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Chisa Yokoyama	Sakura Shinguji (Jap.)
Guy Harvey	Ikki Yoneda (Eng.)
Jenny M. Larson	Sakura Shinguji (Eng.)
Jessica Hedrick	Ayame Fujieda (Eng.)
Kelsey Kling	Maria Tachibana (Eng.)
Leigh Anderson Fisher	Sumire Kanzaki (Eng.)

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Travis Dean	Financier A	Guest Star
Bill Harwell	Financier B	Guest Star
John E. Walker	Financier C	Guest Star
Cassie Fitzgerald	Tsubaki	Recurring Role
Monika Bustamante	Kasumi	Recurring Role
Nicols	Yuri	Recurring Role

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- General Note on Airdates: Sakura Wars airs on The Anime Network, but does not air on general cable TV. Thus, the airdates for this guide are those of its Japanese airing. When Sakura Wars (TV or OVA) airs on general cable, please feel free to let me know.
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- Original Japanese Title: Sakura Comes to Teito
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- The opening song "Geki Teikoku Kagekidan" by Chisa Yokoyama and The Teikoku Kagekidan begins in this episode. It lasts through the series' 25 episodes.
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- The ending song "Yume Mite Iyou" by Chisa Yokoyama and The Teikoku Kagekidan begins in this episode.
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