Overview
Genichiro Okugawa is appointed as the head of accounting in a feudal domain and travels with his servant Gonsuke to the country from Edo. Along the way, they are attacked by masked samurai on a mountain road. Genichiro is saved by Sukezaemon Tsuda, the supervisor of public works who was out hunting. Upon arriving in the domain, Genichiro is given a warm welcome by the vassals, who force him to drink heavily and find his subordinates to be rebellious. His proposed fiscal reforms are met with resistance, except by Tsuda who understands Genichiro's intentions. Genichiro marries Matsuo, the daughter of a senior councilor, but soon faces accusations of corruption.
Frequently Asked Questions & Story Details
Who directed Countryside Accountant's Government Reform?
Countryside Accountant's Government Reform was directed by Sadao Nakajima.
Where was Countryside Accountant's Government Reform produced?
It was produced by companies including Toei Company, TV Asahi in Japan.
Countryside Accountant's Government Reform Ending Explained & Trivia
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