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The Knife and the Sword

2013–20142 seasons
IMDb 7.3

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French chef Ken travels back in time to Sengoku period. Due to traveling through the time slip, Ken has lost his memory, but still retains his knowledge on fine cuisine. Thanks to his excellence in cuisine, Ken eventually becomes the chef to powerful daimyo Nobunaga Oda.

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What is The Knife and the Sword (2013) about?

French chef Ken travels back in time to Sengoku period. Due to traveling through the time slip, Ken has lost his memory, but still retains his knowledge on fine cuisine. Thanks to his excellence in cuisine, Ken eventually becomes the chef to powerful daimyo Nobunaga Oda.

Who stars in The Knife and the Sword?

The Knife and the Sword stars Yuta Tamamori (Ken), Mitsuhiro Oikawa (Nobunaga Oda), Mirai Shida (Natsu), Ren Nagase (Ranmaru Mori), Gori (Hideyoshi Toyotomi).

How many seasons does The Knife and the Sword have?

The Knife and the Sword has 2 seasons. There are 17 episodes in total.

Is The Knife and the Sword worth watching?

The Knife and the Sword holds an IMDb rating of 7.3/10.

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