History Manga / SengokuKomachiKurouTan

Shizuko Ayanokouji is an ordinary schoolgirl of the 21st century. She studied in an agricultural high school, and his grandfather was a skilled man who knows a wide variety of subjects. One ordinary day, she time-slipped into the distant past and almost got raped by bandits. Luckily, she was saved by none other than UsefulNotes/OdaNobunaga. Trapped in a foreign yet familiar land, now Shizuko must survive and thrive using his modern agriculture knowledge to support Nobunaga in his conquest of Japan.

''Sengoku Komachi Kurou Tan!'' (lit. 戦国小町苦労譚, ''The Hardships of a Warring States Era Beauty'') is a Japanese manga series written by Kyouchikutou and illustrated by Hajime Sawada. The title has ran since 2017 in the ''Comic Earth Star'' magazine, and has been compiled into 5 volumes so far.

''Sengoku Komachi Kurou Tan!'' (lit. 戦国小町苦労譚) is a Japanese manga series written by Kyouchikutou and illustrated by Hajime Sawada. The title has ran since 2017 in the ''Comic Earth Star'' magazine, and has been compiled into 5 volumes so far.

* TheReveal: The mysterious man with modern knowledge who is following Shizuko's exploits (and thus, the historical deviations she's causing) is revealed to be [[spoiler:Shizuko's uncle]].

** Nobunaga is every bit the frightening warlord he is purported to be. He is also forward-looking in matters unrelated to war, as evidenced by his immediate interest and sponsorship of Shizuko's ideas to reintroduce the family registry, to establish a technology town dedicated to civil crafts and is apparently the first conqueror of Kyoto in a while to be concerned with public order. Further, his enthusiasm for Shizuko's stories of modern Japan rivals that of his son, hanging on to her every word and apparently getting into a spirited discussion with her while drunk at a feast.

* WretchedHive: Kyoto is apparently this following the Onin War. Every would-be conqueror to take the city often let their soldiers rape and pillage as they will, leading to a rise in banditry and vagrancy. Nobunaga is apparently the first warlord in recent history to be concerned with this and seeks to reverse this.

* HiddenDepths: Keiji Maeda is irreverent when it comes to etiquette and apparently spends most of his time eating, sleeping and fooling around. That said, he's the only person to understand that Shizuko simply loves farming simply by looking at her face while she's working. He also manages his assignment in Kyoto with relative ease, to find skilled craftsmen in the city, simply by going around and drinking with people.

* WretchedHive: Kyoto is apparently this following the Onin War. Every would-be conqueror to take the city often let their soldiers rape and pillage as they will, leading to a rise in banditry and vagrancy. Nobunaga seeks to reverse this and assigns Shizuko to restore public order.

* HotBlooded: Mori Nagayoshi brings a great deal of youthful exuberance everywhere he goes. Exemplified when Shizuko assigns him as the head of a peacekeeping force in Kyoto where he loudly and vigorously executes his duties to the amazement of the populace.

* ObliviousToLove: Shizuko does not get that Honda Tadakatsu is in love with her. He tries to make a romantic gesture using a cotton flower and gives a line about how he would like for them to cultivate it together, but she takes it literally and later makes futons (among other things) out of them.

* WhatDidIDoLastNight: Shizuko apparently did something audacious during a feast while drunk, including getting into a heated argument with Nobunaga. She has no recollection of it though and is only met with embarrassed looks and some advice to drink in moderation.

* UrbanLegends: Shizuko starts lots of this due to the almost-magical success of her village. One rumor made her to be a broad-shouldered muscly woman that has wolves obeying her.

* ObliviousToLove: Shizuko does not quite get that Honda Tadakatsu is in love with her. He tries to make a romantic gesture using a cotton flower and gives a line about how he would like for them to cultivate it together, but she takes very literally and later makes futons (among other things) out of them.

* OvertOperative: It's fairly obvious to the audience that Aya is attached to Shizuko's household to spy for Yoshinari Mori. He also assigned Nobunaga's son Nobutada as another 'spy' for Shizuko, operating under a curious samurai boy guise and assumed name; Nobutada would later out himself when he thought he was dying of fever (he got better with Shizuko's assistance).

* MundaneLuxury: One of Shizuko's biggest gripe at first is the lack of abundant hot water to bathe. Wittman later found a hot spring that Shizuko turned into an onsen post-haste.

* GivingRadioToTheRomans: Modern agricultural techniques and purebred[[note]]their good traits would be stable for a few generations forward[[/note]] seeds that Shizuko accidentally brought from the future has not existed (or widespread) yet. A rather unique case with sweet potato, which was introduced to Japan around that time period so Shizuko may or may not pioneered its cultivation.

** Domesticating the wolves is insanely easy, not even requiring establishing dominance, breeding out aggressive traits, or training. The fact that the wolves were starving to death ''would'' have accelerated the process, however.

** Domesticating the wolves is insanely easy, not even requiring establishing dominance, breeding out agressive traits, or training. The fact that the wolves were starving to death ''would'' have accelerated the process, however.

* ArtisticLicenseBiology: The climate in Honshu (specifically Owari Province) would not have enabled the cultivation of sugarcane[[note]]a predominantly tropical crop; as a rule of thumb, it will not grow well past 33° North/South except in unique climatic situations[[/note]], at least not in the scale depicted in the book.

[[caption-width-right:350:Yes, all that happened in the book.]]

''Sengoku Komachi Kurou Tan!'' (lit. 戦国小町苦労譚) is a Japanese manga series written by Kyouchikutou and illustrated by Hajime Sawada. The title has ran since 2017 in the ''Comic Earth Star'' magazine, and has been compiled into 4 volumes so far.

* BeachEpisode: An onsen-centered episode featuring a naked Nobunaga.

* GivingRadioToTheRomans: Agricultural techniques and modern purebred[[note]]their good traits would be stable for a few generations forward[[/note]] seeds that Shizuko accidentally brought from the future has not existed (or widespread) yet. A rather unique case with sweet potato, which was introduced to Japan around that time period so Shizuko may or may not pioneered its cultivation.

* HeroesLoveDogs: Shizuko befriended a stray wolf in her early days of managing the settlement Nobunaga entrusted to her. She nursed it back to health and named it Wittman, and it helped her. It later brought its mate and, over the course of the story, the pair sired a brood that is loyal to Shizuko.
* MacGuffin: Shizuko's book of weapons. It grips the reader's attention the few times it surfaced but doesn't seem to affect the story so far.

* BeachEpisode: An ones-centered episode featuring a naked Nobunaga.

* TimeTravel

* HeroesLoveDogs: Shizuko befriended a stray wolf in her early days of managing the settlement Nobunaga entrusted to her. It later brought its mate and, over the course of the story, the pair sired a brood that is loyal to Shizuko.

* MundaneLuxury: One of Shizuko's biggest gripe at first is the lack of abundant hot water to bathe.
* RenaissanceMan: While most experienced in farming, Shizuko is well-versed in many disciplines.

* ArtisticLicenseBiology: The climate in Honshu (specifically Owari Province) would not have enabled the cultivation of sugarcane, a predominantly tropical crop.

* ArtisticLicenseBiology: The climate in Honshu (specifically Owari Province) would not have enabled the cultivation of sugarcane, a tropical crop.

* GivingRadioToTheRomans: Agricultural techniques and modern purebred[note]their good traits would be stable for a few generations forward[/note] seeds that Shizuko accidentally brought from the future has not existed (or widespread) yet. A rather unique case with sweet potato, which was introduced to Japan around that time period so Shizuko may or may not pioneered its cultivation.

* GivingRadioToTheRomans: Agricultural techniques and some modern seeds that Shizuko accidentally brought from the future has not existed (or widespread) yet. A rather unique case with sweet potato, which was introduced to Japan around that time period so Shizuko may or may not pioneered its cultivation.