Arrival! Nobunaga's Town

Season 3Episode 1225 minjuil. 11, 2012
Arrival! Nobunaga's Town
Raimon arrived in the Sengoku time and they are searching for information about Nobunaga. Shindou met Okatsu and Okatsu brought Shindou to her house for a talk. Tenma, Shinsuke and Aoi saw some boys playing soccer and Tenma and Shinsuke decided to join. When they lost the ball and a boy wanted to pick up the ball, two guys kidnapped the boy but Tenma stopped the two guys with the ball. The two guys wanted to attack Tasuke and Tenma but Kinoshita stopped them. Okatsu threw some water at Shindou.
Arrival! Nobunaga's Town has aired on juil. 11, 2012 at 09:00
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