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“Modern teen Saburo time-slips to 16th-century Japan, swaps places with young Oda Nobunaga to preserve history.”
Nobunaga Concerto
信長協奏曲〈コンツェルト〉
7.47
3,423 rank · 2,884 readers · 31 favorites
Shounen
Historical
Time Travel
Award Winning
Romance
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Modern teen Saburo time-slips to 16th-century Japan, swaps places with young Oda Nobunaga to preserve history.
History classes have never interested Saburo. He never saw the point of learning something that happened in the past, let alone a few hundred years ago. But when he falls off a wall, he travels through a wormhole and ends up in 16th century ancient Japan. He meets a very young Oda Nobunaga, one of the most influential figures in Japanese history, who turns out to be identical in appearance as Saburo. The real Nobunaga, sick of the castle life and wanting to travel, orders Saburo to take his place. Without knowing how to get back to his time, Saburo tries to make sure history isn't rewritten for the infamous Oda Nobunaga. (Source: MU)
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- 8 “The most accurate historical fiction I've ever read! At times it even feels like a documentary, it's so precise without romanticizing events or characters. The major events; alliances, betrayals,...”
- 8 “It seems strange that nobody has written a review for such an amazing manga. So I'll write one! I've read 56 chapters so far and plan to catch up to scanlated chapters today itself. Story: A...”
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A Manga Publication
- Published May 2009 – ongoing
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M18216 catalog