The end of the Muromachi period. Tomiko Hino, the wife of Yoshimasa Ashikaga, the Yatsushiro shogunate of the Muromachi Shogunate, and the pronoun of an evil woman. What was the ambition of a beautiful woman who was said to have created the direct cause of the "Ohi no Ran" that burned up the capital of Kyoto? An ambitious work that spells Tomiko Hino, who has been handed down as a bad woman, from the perspective of women, wives, and mothers. No one could see the back of that sadness...

Part of the Jinbutsu Nihon no Joseishi (人物日本の女性史) series. Also known as Roman Comics.

Other volumes:
1: Himiko (卑弥呼)
2: Sotoori Hime (衣通姫)
3: Nukata no Ookimi (額田王)
4: Ishikawa Iratsume (石川郎女)
5: Tachibana Michiyo (橘三千代)
6: Koumyou Kougou (光明皇后)
7: Fujiwara Kusuriko (藤原薬子)
8: Fujiwara no Takaiko (藤原高子)
9: Fujiwara Teishi (藤原定子)
10: Izumi Shikibu (和泉式部)
11: Gion Nyougo (祇園女御)
12: Bifukumon'in (美福門院)
13: Tomoe Gozen (巴御前)
14: Kenreimon'in (建礼門院)
15: Houjou Masako (北条政子)
16: Gofukakusa no Nijo (後深草院二条)
17: Ano Renshi (阿野廉子)
18: Hino Tomiko (日野富子)
19: Suwa Goryonin (諏訪御寮人)
20: Oichi no Kata (お市の方)
21: Hoshokawa Gratia - Ai to Shinkou ni Shisu Gokoritakaki Christian Bijo (細川ガラシア)
22: Yododono (淀殿)
23: Izumo no Okuni (出雲阿国)
24: Senhime(?) (千姫)
25: Keishouin (桂昌院)
26: Hokusai no Musume Oei (北斎の娘お栄)
27: Oyura no Kata (お由羅の方)
28: Oranda Oina (オランダお稲)
29: Kazunomiya Naishinnou (和宮内親王)
30: Ryouma no Tsuma Oryuu (竜馬の妻お竜)