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心がポキッとね Kokoro ga Pokitto ne (Crazy For Me) - 03
心がポキッとね Kokoro ga Pokitto ne (Crazy For Me) - 03
1.04G
1.04G
心がポキッとね Kokoro ga Pokitto ne (Crazy For Me) - 02
心がポキッとね Kokoro ga Pokitto ne (Crazy For Me) - 02
1.25G
1.25G
心がポキッとね Kokoro ga Pokitto ne (Crazy For Me) - 01
心がポキッとね Kokoro ga Pokitto ne (Crazy For Me) - 01
1.24G
1.24G
放送90年ドラマ 「紅白が生まれた日」Kouhaku ga Umareta Hi 2015
放送90年ドラマ 「紅白が生まれた日」Kouhaku ga Umareta Hi 2015
1.42G
Title: 放送90年ドラマ 「紅白が生まれた日」
Title (romaji): Kohaku ga Umareta hi
Format: Tanpatsu
Broadcast network: NHK
Scriptwriter: Ozaki Masaya (Last Doctor, Yoshiwara Uradoushin, Black President)
Broadcast date: 2015-March-21
Air time: 9:00 pm
Plot
After the war, the Occupation Forces’ General Headquarters was about to seize the broadcasting station, NHK, with the objective of directing its broadcasts in September 1945 (Showa 20). At that time, NHK’s director, Shindo Tatsuya, had come back from the front. Takeshita Mitsue, an announcer whom Shindo is familiar with, is forced out of work in his presence due to the demobilisation and return of male staff members. The censors of the General Headquarters are meticulous, and in particular, George Mabuchi, an American interpreter of Japanese descent, has an overbearing manner of speech that grates on their nerves for someone who looks Japanese. Although Shindo appears to give into despair, he is cheered up by the positivity of Mitsue who has been returned to do odd jobs because of her family’s circumstances. Meanwhile, Shindo and the others get instructions from the General Headquarters to think of a new music programme. Influenced by Mitsue and the people around him, Shindo writes up a proposal for the “Red & White Music Contest”. However, he receives complaints from the General Headquarters and that kills his enthusiasm. They say that the Japanese characters for “contest” in the programme name “Red & White Music Contest” will encourage war. Shindo engages in a battle of words with the General Headquarters, and manages to gain consent to call it “Music Contest”. But he is warned by Mabuchi to stick entirely to the script. On the other hand, record companies vehemently protest the attempt to pit singers against each other. Furthermore, Namiki Michiko of Ringo no Uta fame, the programme’s main attraction, turns down an appearance. She is not able to sing because she lost her family in the war. They eventually succeed in persuading her through Shindo’s fervour and Mitsue’s wit. The day of broadcast arrives. However, halfway through the telecast which had been proceeding smoothly, a serious incident occurs … …
Cast
* Matsuyama Kenichi as Shindo Tatsuya
* Honda Tsubasa/Kusamura Reiko as Takeshita Mitsue
* miwa as Namiki Michiko
* Kobayashi Takashi as Matsui Shiro
* Rokkaku Seiji as Furukawa Roppa
* Ozora Yuhi as Mizunoe Takiko
* Hoshino Gen as George Mabuchi
* Takahashi Katsumi as Yamada Kosuke
* Nakajima Hiroko as Yamada Kayoko
* Matsusawa Kazuyuki as Kikuchi Nobuyuki
* Cho Tamiyasu as Yoshimura Shinji
* Tamaki Takamasa as Kato Keisuke
* Kikuta Daisuke as Yamakawa Kohei
* Komatsu Kazushige as Tanabe
* Endo Kaname as Dick Mine
* Hara Fumina as Ichimaru
* Izumi Rika as Betty Inada
* Takemori Sento as Kirishima Noboru
* Tsuneyoshi Rie as Matsubara Misao
* Suzunosuke as Security officer
1.42G
Title: 放送90年ドラマ 「紅白が生まれた日」
Title (romaji): Kohaku ga Umareta hi
Format: Tanpatsu
Broadcast network: NHK
Scriptwriter: Ozaki Masaya (Last Doctor, Yoshiwara Uradoushin, Black President)
Broadcast date: 2015-March-21
Air time: 9:00 pm
Plot
After the war, the Occupation Forces’ General Headquarters was about to seize the broadcasting station, NHK, with the objective of directing its broadcasts in September 1945 (Showa 20). At that time, NHK’s director, Shindo Tatsuya, had come back from the front. Takeshita Mitsue, an announcer whom Shindo is familiar with, is forced out of work in his presence due to the demobilisation and return of male staff members. The censors of the General Headquarters are meticulous, and in particular, George Mabuchi, an American interpreter of Japanese descent, has an overbearing manner of speech that grates on their nerves for someone who looks Japanese. Although Shindo appears to give into despair, he is cheered up by the positivity of Mitsue who has been returned to do odd jobs because of her family’s circumstances. Meanwhile, Shindo and the others get instructions from the General Headquarters to think of a new music programme. Influenced by Mitsue and the people around him, Shindo writes up a proposal for the “Red & White Music Contest”. However, he receives complaints from the General Headquarters and that kills his enthusiasm. They say that the Japanese characters for “contest” in the programme name “Red & White Music Contest” will encourage war. Shindo engages in a battle of words with the General Headquarters, and manages to gain consent to call it “Music Contest”. But he is warned by Mabuchi to stick entirely to the script. On the other hand, record companies vehemently protest the attempt to pit singers against each other. Furthermore, Namiki Michiko of Ringo no Uta fame, the programme’s main attraction, turns down an appearance. She is not able to sing because she lost her family in the war. They eventually succeed in persuading her through Shindo’s fervour and Mitsue’s wit. The day of broadcast arrives. However, halfway through the telecast which had been proceeding smoothly, a serious incident occurs … …
Cast
* Matsuyama Kenichi as Shindo Tatsuya
* Honda Tsubasa/Kusamura Reiko as Takeshita Mitsue
* miwa as Namiki Michiko
* Kobayashi Takashi as Matsui Shiro
* Rokkaku Seiji as Furukawa Roppa
* Ozora Yuhi as Mizunoe Takiko
* Hoshino Gen as George Mabuchi
* Takahashi Katsumi as Yamada Kosuke
* Nakajima Hiroko as Yamada Kayoko
* Matsusawa Kazuyuki as Kikuchi Nobuyuki
* Cho Tamiyasu as Yoshimura Shinji
* Tamaki Takamasa as Kato Keisuke
* Kikuta Daisuke as Yamakawa Kohei
* Komatsu Kazushige as Tanabe
* Endo Kaname as Dick Mine
* Hara Fumina as Ichimaru
* Izumi Rika as Betty Inada
* Takemori Sento as Kirishima Noboru
* Tsuneyoshi Rie as Matsubara Misao
* Suzunosuke as Security officer
ゴーストライター Ghostwriter EP01-10
ゴーストライター Ghostwriter EP01-10
3.25G
Title: ゴーストライター
Title (English): Ghost Writer
Format: Renzoku
Genre: Suspense
Episodes: 10
Broadcast network: Fuji TV
Broadcast period: 2015-Jan-13 to 2015-Mar-17
Air time: Tuesday 21:00
Theme song: Ghost by androp
Opening song: Unlock by Miura Daichi
Synopsis
Tono Risa is a bestselling author in her thirties who is regarded as extremely gifted in her creativity and ability to write. Although she has already achieved the fame and status in her career, the overwhelming feeling of being stuck resides deep down inside her and she feels surrounded by fear. On the other hand, Kawahara Yuki, a girl in her twenties, has left her hometown and moved to Tokyo to pursue her dream of becoming a writer someday. Although Yuki has amazing talent with limitless potential, she hasn't been able to make her writing debut just yet. She was about to finally give up on her dream and get married to her boyfriend back home. By chance, one day Yuki gets offered a position as an assistant to Risa. After wavering, Yuki accepts the job offer. This decision brings about a major turning point in the lives of these two female writers. -- Fuji TV
Cast
Correlation chart
Nakatani Miki as Tono Risa
Mizukawa Asami as Kawahara Yuki
Miura Shohei as Oda Hayato
Nanao as Tsukada Manami
Haba Yuichi
Mizuhashi Kenji as Tsubota Tomoyuki
Koyanagi Yu
Takasugi Mahiro
Kimura Midoriko
Enami Kyoko
Ishibashi Ryo
Tanaka Tetsushi as Kanzaki Yuji
3.25G
Title: ゴーストライター
Title (English): Ghost Writer
Format: Renzoku
Genre: Suspense
Episodes: 10
Broadcast network: Fuji TV
Broadcast period: 2015-Jan-13 to 2015-Mar-17
Air time: Tuesday 21:00
Theme song: Ghost by androp
Opening song: Unlock by Miura Daichi
Synopsis
Tono Risa is a bestselling author in her thirties who is regarded as extremely gifted in her creativity and ability to write. Although she has already achieved the fame and status in her career, the overwhelming feeling of being stuck resides deep down inside her and she feels surrounded by fear. On the other hand, Kawahara Yuki, a girl in her twenties, has left her hometown and moved to Tokyo to pursue her dream of becoming a writer someday. Although Yuki has amazing talent with limitless potential, she hasn't been able to make her writing debut just yet. She was about to finally give up on her dream and get married to her boyfriend back home. By chance, one day Yuki gets offered a position as an assistant to Risa. After wavering, Yuki accepts the job offer. This decision brings about a major turning point in the lives of these two female writers. -- Fuji TV
Cast
Correlation chart
Nakatani Miki as Tono Risa
Mizukawa Asami as Kawahara Yuki
Miura Shohei as Oda Hayato
Nanao as Tsukada Manami
Haba Yuichi
Mizuhashi Kenji as Tsubota Tomoyuki
Koyanagi Yu
Takasugi Mahiro
Kimura Midoriko
Enami Kyoko
Ishibashi Ryo
Tanaka Tetsushi as Kanzaki Yuji
ごちそうさん Gochisousan EP01-150
ごちそうさん Gochisousan EP01-150
47.9G
Title: ごちそうさん
Title (romaji): Gochisousan
Format: Renzoku
Genre: Drama
Episodes: 150
Broadcast network: NHK
Broadcast period: 2013-Sep-30 to 2014-Mar-29
Air time: Mon-Sat 8:00
Theme song: Ame Nochi Hallelujah by Yuzu
47.9G
Title: ごちそうさん
Title (romaji): Gochisousan
Format: Renzoku
Genre: Drama
Episodes: 150
Broadcast network: NHK
Broadcast period: 2013-Sep-30 to 2014-Mar-29
Air time: Mon-Sat 8:00
Theme song: Ame Nochi Hallelujah by Yuzu
