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The Tale of Genji
Finished Airing Movie R+ - Mild Nudity

The Tale of Genji

Genji Monogatari · 源氏物語 · 1987

An imperial prince pursues sensual courtly passions amidst imperial political intrigue.

StatusFinished Airing SeasonFall 1987 StudioGroup TAC SourceNovel
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At the zenith of the ancient Heian period in classical Kyoto, Hikaru Genji, the exceptionally handsome and charismatic illegitimate son of the reigning Emperor, is relegated to commoner noble status to protect court succession. Endowed with exquisite grace, poetic refinement, and musical talent, Genji rises through imperial bureaucratic ranks while engaging in forbidden romantic liaisons across aristocratic chambers. Forever searching for an idealized maternal love after losing his mother in infancy, Genji's obsessive pursuit of beautiful noblewomen sparks venomous jealousy, spiritual curses, and emotional tragedies that threaten his royal standing and delicate soul.

⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Studio Group TAC produced this elegant 106-minute animated literary drama feature, released in Japanese theaters by Asahi Shimbun in December 1987. Directed by Gisaburo Sugii, famous for *Night on the Galactic Railroad*, the film adapted Murasaki Shikibu's eleventh-century classical literary masterpiece, widely considered the world's first novel. The movie featured character designs adapted by Yasuhiro Nakura and an avant-garde traditional musical score composed by Haruomi Hosono of Yellow Magic Orchestra. The production earned high critical regard for its painterly watercolor backgrounds, historical authenticity, and mesmerizing courtly atmosphere.
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