Season
- Season 2 2007-12-31
- Season 1 2007-01-07
Episode
- Episode 1: The One-eyed Man
- Episode 2: Farewell to Home
- Episode 3: Marici's Wife
- Episode 4: Demon of Vengeance
- Episode 5: Suruga Rebellion
- Episode 6: The Road to Employment
- Episode 7: Harunobu's First Battle
- Episode 8: Suprise Attack
- Episode 9: Kansuke's "Death"
- Episode 10: Haranobu Commits Treason
- Episode 11: Nobutora's Banshiment
- Episode 12: Kansuke Gains Employment
- Episode 13: The Unwanted Man
- Episode 14: Sun Tzu's Flag
- Episode 15: The Invasion on Suwa
- Episode 16: The Fateful Encounter
- Episode 17: The Princess' Tears
- Episode 18: To Live or Die
- Episode 19: The Cursed Flute
- Episode 20: The Birth of a Strategist
- Episode 21: The Princess' Disappearance
- Episode 22: Clash of the Three Provinces
- Episode 23: Night Attack at Kawagoe
- Episode 24: The Dragon of Echigo
- Episode 25: A Cruel Law
- Episode 26: A Painful Victory
- Episode 27: The Strongest Enemy
- Episode 28: The Death of Two Great Men
- Episode 29: Counterattack
- Episode 30: The Road to Supremacy
- Episode 31: Castle of Betrayal
- Episode 32: Infiltration into Echigo
- Episode 33: Kansuke Gets Captured
- Episode 34: Sanada's Dream
- Episode 35: The Princess' Battle
- Episode 36: The Fateful Woman
- Episode 37: Mother's Will
- Episode 38: Subjugating Murakami
- Episode 39: Clash at Kawanakajima
- Episode 40: Three Province Alliance
- Episode 41: The Princess' Death
- Episode 42: A Battle Strategist VS A Battle God
- Episode 43: The Birth of Shingen
- Episode 44: The Assassination of Shingen
- Episode 45: The Plot at Okehazama
- Episode 46: March into Kanto
- Episode 47: The Night Before the Decisive Battle
- Episode 48: Off to Kawanakajima
- Episode 49: Life and Death at Kawanakajima
- Episode 50: Decisive Battle at Kawanakajima
Samurai Banners Fuurin kazan season 1 The Fateful Woman
Fūrin Kazan was the 46th NHK Taiga drama beginning on January 7, 2007. It was aired throughout 2007.
The four characters from left to right are wind, woods, fire, and mountain. The title is a reference to the war banner used by Takeda Shingen, which in turn was taken from Sun Tzu's The Art of War. It means "Swift as the Wind, Silent as a Forest, Fierce as Fire and Immovable as a Mountain."
