House of Ninjas - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Offer
While Haru Tawara develops a crush on a mysterious young woman at work, an unusual opportunity arises at his father's financially struggling brewery.
The Trail
Haru accompanies Karen to investigate a whistleblower's apartment. Meanwhile, several other Tawaras are tempted to step out of their ordinary lives.
The Flower
As Haru and Yoko's respective missions take unexpected turns, Nagi's mischievous adventures start attracting unwanted attention.
The Resurrection
Karen confides in Haru about a longstanding suspicion. In the meantime, Soichi receives a shocking phone call that keeps him up at night.
The Confession
As Riku probes into his family's secrets, information about Gentenkai — a peculiar cult — reminds the Tawaras of a tragedy from six years ago.
The Stranger
An unexpected reunion stirs up more questions at the Tawara household. Soichi and Yoko inch closer to a sinister conspiracy.
The Trade
To save Karen's life, Haru makes a promise to Hama-san. Riku, Nagi, and their grandmother face an unprecedented challenge at home.
The Eclipse
With a massive attack on the horizon, the Tawaras must band together to save their family, honor and many lives before a solar eclipse.
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