Hiroyuki Sanada made history at the Emmys as the first Japanese actor to win Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series, further highlighting the show's impact.

Based on James Clavell's novel, 'Shōgun' explores power struggles in feudal Japan and features notable performances from Sanada, Anna Sawai, and Tadanobu Asano.

At the 2025 Golden Globes, 'Shōgun' was the second most nominated show, following 'Only Murders in the Building' and 'The Bear,' showcasing its critical acclaim.

Plans for a third season of 'Shōgun' are in place, although the future of Tadanobu Asano's character remains uncertain after his death in the first season.

The series 'Shōgun,' which premiered in February 2024, has made waves by leading the 2024 Emmy Awards with 25 nominations and winning 18 awards, the highest for any show that year.

In his acceptance speech, Sanada expressed gratitude to his supporters and encouraged young actors to believe in themselves and persevere.

Justin Marks, co-creator of 'Shōgun,' credited the show's success to the collaborative efforts of the cast, crew, and partners involved.

Keira Knightley and Maya Erskine also received nominations, with Knightley's nod marking her first for a television role.

The Golden Globes showcased a diverse nominee pool, with veterans like Donald Glover and Gary Oldman recognized for their performances.

The series received multiple nominations at the Golden Globes, including nods for Sanada, Asano, and Sawai, with Sanada and Asano winning awards for their performances.

Kathy Bates received her ninth Golden Globe nomination for her role in the 'Matlock' reboot, marking a significant return to awards recognition.

The ten-episode series 'Shōgun' aired on Hulu and FX in the US and on Disney+ in the UK, further expanding its audience reach.