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I think in Fuji’s heart, she knew Blackthorne wasn’t actually commanding her to stay. It was his way of begging her to stay. She knew he would miss her and let him down nicely.

The look she gives him when he says she looks healthy and strong. It's kinda like, "Yea I know what you mean thanks."

It was a short marriage forced by the authorities with each other in the presence of another loved one, but in the end, it seems that they became true friends who respected and understood each other. From now on, Fuji, who will shave her head and become a nun for the memorial service of her deceased husband and son, and will leave the mundane world and live the rest of her life only in the nunnery temple, will never see Anjin again. However, the fact that they were able to find hope in the midst of a harsh fate is the only salvation for these two people.

Fuji is the perfect example of a subtle character who slowly grows on you.

When he said "best nun" my mind said best girl.

When Fuji the word "yes" in English it is so damn cute.

Usami no Fuji is, in my mind, the only character in the series who leaves the stage on his/her terms. She is more free than any other character, including Toranaga. I think the writers of Shogun found a soft spot for her and decided that she should leave with her head held high. Moeka Hoshi's performance will always stay in my mind. Quiet strength and dignity in the face of adversity. I hope that she finds other roles where she will be able to give us great performances like this one.

This is probably the most peaceful divorce the world has ever seen

Fuji's smile is the death of me

Those of us who read the book know that Fuji's story of becoming a nun was just a ruse. She did not want Blackthorne to know that she would soon commit suicide. Those who did not read the book have the options of believing that she became a nun or stayed with Blackthorne after spreading the ashes at sea and making little Anjins with Blackthorne.

I would like to conclude with a historical story. Miura Anjin then served as a military adviser to Tokugawa Ieyasu (Toranaga) in the major wars of the Osaka Winter and Summer, and was used as a HATAMOTO until the death of Tokugawa Ieyasu (Toranaga) in 1616. He remarried the daughter of a local magnate near Edo Castle and had one son and one daughter. After the death of Tokugawa Ieyasu (Toranaga), he was shunned by his successor, Tokugawa Hidetada, and Anjin's later years were unfortunate. Although he had several chances to return to England, he declined to return due to a conflict with the captain of a British ship that came to Japan. In 1620, in Hirado, Nagasaki Prefecture, Anjin died of illness. And it is unclear whether a woman like Fuji actually existed or not, since there are no historical records left. And no one will know whether Anjin actually stayed in Japan of his own will "as a samurai" until his death, or whether he continued to have hopes of returning to England.

I am so glad the director gave Fuji a better ending than before. She really didn't deserve her original fate, this really warms my heart to finally see her get something better.

Did anyone else get this overwhelming sense of comfort when Fuji showed up in this scene? I felt dejected after witnessing all the trauma that blackthorn went through; then it happens: Fuji shows up on screen, sits next to blackthorn and somehow Fuji's presence was like a spring rain on a very hot day-refreshing and calming. I pray every man gets to feel that sense of comfort from their significant other. Fuji stole the show.

Cosmo Jarvis really sells the frustration of a non-native speaker of a language trying to express himself. There's so much he wants to say and he literally doesn't have the words.

Our forever beloved Fuji-sama ❤️

After living in Japan for close to five years, I've learned when a Japanese person says "I'm not sure what to do about it", they've already made a decision but they think you're not going to like it or it will make you uncomfortable, so they're trying to soften the blow by making it clear that they really struggled with the choice (even if they didn't).

"No translator" 😢😢😢

sad to see john not wanting to be left alone, but happy to see fuji have closure and get what she wanted🤍

0:30 "Presence is felt most keenly in absence".

I felt that their relationship was more organic that him and mariko.

A great actress. It’s been fun watching a star being born.

I like how politely Japanese people can argue

She lives!!! so happy for her. In the book she is permitted to end her life by Toranaga.

Speaking japanese with no translator: 🎉🎉🎉😎😎😎😏😏😏 Speaking japanese with no translator: ☠️☠️☠️😨😨😨😭😭😭

That young lady stole the show, Bar none. I hope we hear more from her.

Like this if you hoped Fuji sama would stay with Blackthrone. I did.

Oh boy! If only you guys knew what she meant by "becoming a nun".

Literally gasped when she came into scene

video title made me believe Fuji-san wants to become a Nun Shogun. this was the shogun we all didnt expected we wanted all along

Fuji-sama, you look healthy and strong...and loyal and cute and beautiful and, damn it, you are the best wife any man can dream of!

I'm very happy that they became and parted as friends who respected and understood each other. I think that if circumstances had been different and it wasn't the Sengoku period, given enough time they would've fallen in love with each other and been happy. That or they would've become lifelong friends, like platonic soulmates.

real anjin married a local japanese woman, and had two kids with her- he didnt have a love affair with Akechis daughter or got a "wife" by anyone.

I honestly get a little cheery but sad when Fuji simply says “yes” to him. It’s like she is slowly learning English or Portuguese and can understand if he speaks it.

I am very pleased that this woman ( Moeka Hoshi ) got so much screen time as Fujiko, IMO she is the best female star, if not the best actor in the ensemble... From 0:39 to 0:46 she looks absolutely beautiful... She seems to have little make-up, far less than the other women.... Yet she portrays a nice, normal looking lady... Personally, I don't rate the other actors too highly, but I certainly hope that this young woman will get awards, and possibly acting parts in other new films, etc... Many of us love Fujiko....

fuji sama, best nun

I always assumed, even when I read the book, that her “becoming a nun” was an excuse for her to not tell John about her committing suic*de.

藤様は可憐で綺麗だなぁ❣❣✨✨

This scene brought me to tears...he lost Mariko, the woman he loved, he lost his ship and now he's losing Fuji, his consort. And though there was no chemistry between the two, he liked and respected her. She's a badass! And now she's leaving. 😟

Anjin sama fumble the ball so hard

I know she probably didn't actually exist, but I do hope she kept the gun.

So happy she was able to find some sense of peace in all th tragedy.

the only scene i heard Fujisama speaks English

Its been a while since i watched the 1980's version but Fuji or her equivalent hooks up with one of his samurai and requested his permission to marry; which he did he was mourning Mariko and was not really interested in anything

Why is everyone convinced that Fuji is still going to become a nun? She was going to be a nun to be near her family's remains in the temple. Wasn't the whole point of the boat scene that Fuji can now choose to stay in the village by the sea, and still be close to her family? I thought it a was hail mary move by Blackthorne to get her to stay.

Mariko was great, but Fuji was my favourite from the start. It would be awesome if she sailed up as the primary female protagonist.

Fuji sama cute ❤

RIP to John's pillowing days...

I liked Fuji, the ‘Healthy and strong’ made me laugh, the ‘No Translator’ had quite the opposite effect. Great scene.

按針様の日本語がめっちゃカワイイ。 通道(tsuuji)…いない(inai) (இдஇ; ) 2人とも本当に… このやり取りが尊い。

i wanted fuji sama and john to end up together

I wanted them to stay together, but i like this outcome

Could someone please tell me what the tune at the end of the clip is called?

I like to think that Blackthorne would've visited her at her temple, only to be unable to recognize her without her hair.

I like how Blackthorne is also using watakushi like the women :)

"Anjin-sama"😂😂😂

Fuji sama, best girl.

Best nun, more like best girl

Well at least he didn't get dumped by SMS.

When two introverts are left alone

If I remember correctly, in the book, she jumped off of a bridge, had permission to do so. She spoke to a watching soldier to tell Blackthorne that it was an accident.

No translator 😭

alguien sabe el nombre del soundtrack que aparece en el minuto 0:30

Fuji dying in the next episode while going to the convent will be hard to take

Fave character in the show!

In the book Fuji arranges a capable, beautiful and strong samurai woman for a wife and Kiku as consort.

0:13 0:16 0:23

Best girl ❤️

❤

I kinda wanted them to uh.....you know...."one for the road".

It was the moment John lost everything that reminded him of the very short period of time he experienced peace & love with Mariko. 💔 he should have died with her in the explosion. 🥺

I honestly can't fault the acting, the clothes are such a beautiful recreation of the time, and the story of the 2024 version skipped by the 1980's of the Spanish pilot and heavy religion that was mostly gone from this. My only gripe was the ending and nothing how Tokugawa Ieyasu became shogun and the taking of heads, also as if they ran out of money. If i was to give this out of 10, then without doubt it would be a solid 8.5 out of 10

I kind of wanted them to uh..."one for the road". I mean, she's not a Nun yet.

Fuji-sama deserved a good pillowing before starting her journey to become a nun.

What? I thought she's supposed to cut her own throat?

this was my one complaint of the finale. I’m not a fan of Fuji becoming a nun. Id like to have seen her remain his consort. I believe that would be true to history as well.

The whole world let her baby be killed. Just can’t.

Does somebody here speak Japanese? I often hear the affix “…masyry”, when actors speak but I don’t hear this in talks of modern Japanese people, usually just “-mas”. Is it because the actors spoke the old version of Japanese or what? Or is it my imagination…? I’m just asking, I don’t speak Japanese on any level…

She quit.

I think based on Blackthorn's Western civilities that it was somewhat out of character for him to try to "order" her to stay. I feel it would have been much more likely that he would clearly "ask" her to stay thus elevating her and demonstrating both regard and respect. I realize that some of us may feel that his newly acquired Japanese nature would call for the "order", but I think it feels unnatural coming from Blackthorn. I wish that he had asked her politely to stay and that she would have politely declined, perhaps followed by some small emotional token from both of them.

Nooooooooo. Waifu. Noooo 🥺

From Best Waifu to Best Nun

The show's most charming character together with the weakest. For the life of me, I will never get over how badly they treated Anjin in the costume department - so drab and featureless. Though it is of a piece with the disrespect with which they treat him as a character.

Of course, in the book she kills herself.

These two are the most wholesome together. I really feel like they're bros.

Even Mr. Niceguy here would deny her the freedom she desires if it doesn’t please his needs 😂

翻訳すると、言葉が軽くなるな～字幕なら仕方がないとはおうが…でも、面白くないな…

Real english translate: Fuji: i'm no lingore your consort, i'm going to become a nun. Anjin: sure, but i want a last f@kk