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ASADORA: MARE |
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Air Date: |
8am – 8:15am, Mondays- Saturdays
30 March 2015 – 26 September 2015 |
Cast: |
Tsuchiya Tao, Oizumi Yo, Tokiwa Takako, Hayama Shono, Tanaka Min, Yamazaki Kento, Itao Itsuji, Nakamura Atsuo |
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Mare (Tsuchiya Tao) is an elementary school student. She lives with her family in the city, but, right before her father goes bankrupt, they run away and settle down at a fishing village in Noto. The family rents a couple’s home who run a salt pond. Mare’s father starts a new business, but it also fails. Her mother supports the family by working at the salt pond. 8 years later, Mare, about to graduate from high school, decides to work for the Wajima local government. She wants to have a steady job, unlike her father. Her job is to support people who move to Noto. |
TAIGA: HANA MOYU
(Flower Burns) |
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Air Date: |
8 pm, Sundays, 4 January 2015 onwards |
Cast: |
Inoue Mao, Osawa Takao, Iseya Yusuke, Kora Kengo, Higashide Masahiro, Seto Koji, Harada Taizo, Kitaoji Kinya, Ishimaru Kanji, Yuka, Okuda Eiji, Nagatsuka Kyozo, Kaname Jun |
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It was the year 14 of the Tempo era (1843), a little girl was born into the Sugi family. Named Fumi (Inoue Mao), she is the 4th daughter in the family, also the younger sister of Bakumatsu-era Choshu Domain philosopher Yoshida Shoin (Iseya Yusuke) She went on to marry Katori Motohiko, becoming his second wife after her elder sister, Ju. Fumi also married Kusaka Genzui (Higashide Masahiro) a key person in the Sonno Joi faction in the Choshu Domain. However, Kusaka later passed away so Fumi remarried Katori Motohiko, the first mayor of Gunma Prefecture. |
64 |
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Air Date: |
9 pm, Saturdays, 18 April 2015 |
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Pierre Taki, Kimura Yoshino, Arai Hirofumi, Nagayama Kento, Yamamoto Mizuki, Hagiwara Masato, Takahashi Kazuya, Iriyama Anna, Murakami Jun, Yoshida Eisaku, Nakahara Takeo, Danta Yasunori, Shibata Kyohei |
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While the public relations office of D Prefectural Police is having a confrontation with the correspondents’ club, over the issue of the anonymity of perpetrators, it is decided that a Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department director will inspect the home of the family of the victim in “64”, an important unsolved case with its statute of limitation about to run out one week later. The kidnapping and murder of Shoko-chan which took place in just 7 days in 1989 (Showa 64) was the worst in D Prefectural Police’s history. The family of the deceased decline the director’s visit to offer condolences. A gag order is imposed on those involved in 64 such as the investigators at the time. An iron curtain between the Criminal Investigations Department and the Police Affairs Department. A mysterious memo. Then a new kidnapping that happens right before the director’s inspection, is a exact copycat of 64.. |
BIJO TO DANSHI
(A Beauty and a Man) |
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Air Date: |
10 pm, Tuesdays, 14 April 2015 |
Cast: |
Nakama Yukie, Machida Keita, Segawa Ryo, Nakahara Takeo, Tajima Reiko, Tokunaga Eri, Maekawa Yasuyuki, Azuma Mikihisa, Takahashi George, Nakayama Masei, Asano Kazuyuki, Morimoto Leo, Maya Kyoko, Kusakari Masao |
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A capable but unpopular showbiz manager, Kazuko (Nakama Yukie), struggles to groom a younger, new male actor, Ryo (Machida Keita), whom she had scouted, into a star. An unmotivated Ryo slowly becomes conscious of the pleasures of acting. Bonds of camaraderie grow, and before long, love gradually blossoms between them. |
KABUKIMONO KEIJI |
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Air Date: |
8 pm, Thursdays, 09 April 2015 |
Cast: |
Fuji Tatsuya, Nakamura Aoi, Nishiuchi Mariya, Kudo Asuka, Enami Kyoko, Aoyama Noriko, Dan Mitsu, Fueki Yuko, Tabata Tomoko, Maeda Beverly, Kakuda Nobuaki, Ibu Masato, Hino Shohei |
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At the time Tokugawa Ieyasu won the battle of Sekigahara, the Uesugis had their vast 1,200,000 koku holdings in Aizu drastically curtailed to 300,000 koku in Yonezawa, Dewa Province. Great numbers give up on the future and leave Yonezawa. In the midst of this, Maeda Keiji (Fuji Tatsuya) remains in this place and chooses to live with people facing difficulties. Over 60, he lives in a shabby, secluded hut and contemplates the “right time”. On the other hand, his son, Shinkuro (Nakamura Aoi), objects to Keiji being fond of drinking and absorbed in the cultural pursuits such as poetry, painting and calligraphy, and nothing like the brave general he is famed to be. However, Keiji “performs” when it comes to the crunch. Although he has considered retirement, he is willing to sacrifice himself in order to protect the Uesugis. Shinkuro is gradually fascinated by his broad-mindedness and his way of life … |
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