Saiunkoku Monogatari - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

There's No Place Like Home

Doesn't Matter Whether You're Laughing or Crying

Birds of a Feather Flock Together

If Winter Comes, Can Spring Be Far Behind?

Love is Not Stingy in Giving

A Peal of Thunder in the Blue Sky

Wholeheartedness Penetrates Stone

Exhausting Human Abilities, One Waits for Heaven's Will

Meeting the Buddha in Hell

The Awaited Person Finally Comes

The Husband is Always the Last to Know

If Justice is Not Allowed to Be Seen, There Will Be No Heroism

Hastiness Will Lead to Failure

Enter the Lion's Den

A Short Amount of Time

Flames Before the Wind

Up and Down Seven Times

The Road is Distant After Dark

Counting Your Chickens Before They Hatch

All is Lost That is Given to a Fool

A Frog's Child is a Frog

An Insect in a Lion's Body

Misery Loves Company

One Good Turn Deserves Another

Even with Trouble, Youth is Sufficient Enough to Pay

Even the Wisest Will Flee When They Are Fools

Better to Be the One Who Waits Than the One Waited For

The Story of Saiunkoku

The Further You Are, the More I Think About You

The Silent Firefly's Body Consumed by Love

One Reaps What One Sows

A Painful Reluctance

As the Seasons Change, So Does the Mind

Bluer Than Indigo

Crossing a Dangerous Bridge

Fortune is Where One Finds It

The Eyes Are the Mirror of the Soul

Close Friendship

Destined Partners Cannot Be Separated
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