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男装の麗人 Danso no Reijin
男装の麗人 Danso no Reijin
2.49G
Title: 男装の麗人
Title (romaji): Danso no Reijin
Tagline: 川島芳子の生涯
Tagline (romaji): Kawashima Yoshiko no Shogai
Format: Tanpatsu
Genre: Historical
Viewership rating: 12.1
Broadcast network: TV Asahi
Broadcast date: 2008-Dec-06
Air time: Saturday 21:00
Synopsis
The drama is based on the life of the Manchu princess Kawashima Yoshiko, who served as a spy for the Kwantung Army and as a military leader for Manchukuo. The former actress/singer Ri Kouran (also known as Yamaguchi Yoshiko), on the other hand, was a Japanese woman born in China, where she initially built her career as an actress. Although the two were of different generations, they were said to be closely linked at one point. --Tokyograph
Cast
Kuroki Meisa as Kawashima Yoshiko (age 14-35)
Maya Miki as Kawashima Yoshiko (age 38-41)
Yagi Yuki as Kawashima Yoshiko (age 6-7)
Horikita Maki as Yamaguchi Yoshiko / Ri Kouran
Natsumi Elena
Miyatake Mio
Asano Kaya (浅野かや)
Honda Sayuri (本田小百合)
Yamazaki Kaoru (山崎薫)
Song Xiang Ping (宋湘平)
Haku Hiroshi (薄宏)
Hira Mikijiro as Kawashima Naniwa
Fukikoshi Mitsuru as Tanaka Ryukichi
Wakamura Mayumi
Hoshino Mari as Empress Wan Rong
Okamoto Rei
Tsutsui Mariko
Nakamura Toru as Amakasu Masahiko
Dan Jiro
Nakahara Takeo as Tada Hayao
Takashima Masanobu as Puyi
Nakamura Masatoshi
Kiritani Mirei
Odaka Anna
Nakabayashi Taiki
Koichi Mantaro as Tsuchiya Bunmei
Tokunaga Eri
Okuchi Kengo (大口兼悟)
Sakuragi Ryosuke (桜木涼介)
2.49G
Title: 男装の麗人
Title (romaji): Danso no Reijin
Tagline: 川島芳子の生涯
Tagline (romaji): Kawashima Yoshiko no Shogai
Format: Tanpatsu
Genre: Historical
Viewership rating: 12.1
Broadcast network: TV Asahi
Broadcast date: 2008-Dec-06
Air time: Saturday 21:00
Synopsis
The drama is based on the life of the Manchu princess Kawashima Yoshiko, who served as a spy for the Kwantung Army and as a military leader for Manchukuo. The former actress/singer Ri Kouran (also known as Yamaguchi Yoshiko), on the other hand, was a Japanese woman born in China, where she initially built her career as an actress. Although the two were of different generations, they were said to be closely linked at one point. --Tokyograph
Cast
Kuroki Meisa as Kawashima Yoshiko (age 14-35)
Maya Miki as Kawashima Yoshiko (age 38-41)
Yagi Yuki as Kawashima Yoshiko (age 6-7)
Horikita Maki as Yamaguchi Yoshiko / Ri Kouran
Natsumi Elena
Miyatake Mio
Asano Kaya (浅野かや)
Honda Sayuri (本田小百合)
Yamazaki Kaoru (山崎薫)
Song Xiang Ping (宋湘平)
Haku Hiroshi (薄宏)
Hira Mikijiro as Kawashima Naniwa
Fukikoshi Mitsuru as Tanaka Ryukichi
Wakamura Mayumi
Hoshino Mari as Empress Wan Rong
Okamoto Rei
Tsutsui Mariko
Nakamura Toru as Amakasu Masahiko
Dan Jiro
Nakahara Takeo as Tada Hayao
Takashima Masanobu as Puyi
Nakamura Masatoshi
Kiritani Mirei
Odaka Anna
Nakabayashi Taiki
Koichi Mantaro as Tsuchiya Bunmei
Tokunaga Eri
Okuchi Kengo (大口兼悟)
Sakuragi Ryosuke (桜木涼介)
太陽の坐る場所 The.Place.Where.the.Sun.Sits.2014
太陽の坐る場所 The.Place.Where.the.Sun.Sits.2014
3.56G
Movie: The Place Where the Sun Sits (literal title)
Romaji: Taiyou no Suwaru Bashiyo
Japanese: 太陽の坐る場所
Director: Hitoshi Yazaki
Writer: Mizuki Tsujimura (novel), Hitoshi Yazaki
Producer:
Cinematographer:
Release Date: October 4, 2014
Runtime:
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Plot
Former high school classmates, now adults, hold jealous thoughts, hidden intentions and lust for revenge.
Graduates from a high school have held reunions since they graduated 10 years ago. The high school itself is located 2 hours from Tokyo by train and past reunions were held by different teams for different areas. An upcoming reunion is the first time where everyone will gather again.
Kyoko Takama (Asami Mizukawa) works as an announcer for a local station. Back in her high school days, Kyoko was the queen of the high school. Nowadays, Kyoko Suzuhara (Fumino Kimura) is the person everyone talks about. Kyoko was an ordinary student, but she now works as a popular actress.
For the first time since their graduation, Kyoko Suzuhara appears in front of them.
Notes
Based on the novel "Taiyou no Suwaru Bashiyo" by Mizuki Tsujimura (published December 15, 2008 by Bungeishunjū Ltd.).
Cast
Asami Mizukawa - Kyoko Takama
Fumino Kimura - Kyoko Suzuhara
Takahiro Miura
Kanna Mori
Shingo Tsurumi
Kotone Shiina - Noriko Asai
Kasumi Yamaya - Yuki Minakami (girl)
3.56G
Movie: The Place Where the Sun Sits (literal title)
Romaji: Taiyou no Suwaru Bashiyo
Japanese: 太陽の坐る場所
Director: Hitoshi Yazaki
Writer: Mizuki Tsujimura (novel), Hitoshi Yazaki
Producer:
Cinematographer:
Release Date: October 4, 2014
Runtime:
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Plot
Former high school classmates, now adults, hold jealous thoughts, hidden intentions and lust for revenge.
Graduates from a high school have held reunions since they graduated 10 years ago. The high school itself is located 2 hours from Tokyo by train and past reunions were held by different teams for different areas. An upcoming reunion is the first time where everyone will gather again.
Kyoko Takama (Asami Mizukawa) works as an announcer for a local station. Back in her high school days, Kyoko was the queen of the high school. Nowadays, Kyoko Suzuhara (Fumino Kimura) is the person everyone talks about. Kyoko was an ordinary student, but she now works as a popular actress.
For the first time since their graduation, Kyoko Suzuhara appears in front of them.
Notes
Based on the novel "Taiyou no Suwaru Bashiyo" by Mizuki Tsujimura (published December 15, 2008 by Bungeishunjū Ltd.).
Cast
Asami Mizukawa - Kyoko Takama
Fumino Kimura - Kyoko Suzuhara
Takahiro Miura
Kanna Mori
Shingo Tsurumi
Kotone Shiina - Noriko Asai
Kasumi Yamaya - Yuki Minakami (girl)
Taishi Kakka No Ryourinin 大使閣下の料理人
Taishi Kakka No Ryourinin 大使閣下の料理人
677M
TV Movie: The Ambassador's Chef (literal title)
Romaji: Taishi Kakka no Ryourinin
Japanese: 大使閣下の料理人
Director: Yuichi Sato
Writer: Mitsuru Nishimura (manga), Hiroshi Kawasumi (manga), Yoshihiro Izumi
Network: Fuji TV
Episodes: 1
Release Date: January 3, 2015
Runtime: Saturday 21:00
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Plot
In 2013, Ko Osawa (Sho Sakurai) works as sous-chef at a first-class hotel. He cooks French cuisine. His job at the hotel requires him to cook for hundreds of customers, but Ko Osawa prefers to cook for a single customer. One day, he happens to see a pamphlet inquiring about a chef available to work at a diplomat office. Ko ends up taking the job and quits his job at the hotel.
2 years later, Ko now works as the chef at the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam. Ko then takes part in a cook-off against the chef at the French Embassy.
Notes
Based on the manga series "Taishi Kakka no Ryourinin" by Mitsuru Nishimura (writer) & Hiroshi Kawasumi (illustrator) (published from 1998 to 2006 in weekly Japanese seinen manga magazine Weekly Morning).
Character Ran (Ayame Gouriki) was created for the drama special "Taishi Kakka no Ryourinin" and does not exist in the original manga.
Cast
Sho Sakurai as Ko Osawa
Ayame Gouriki as Rei Ti Ran
Koji Ookura as Seiichi Furuta
Shigeaki Kato as Satoru Eguchi
Naoto Takenaka as Shinzo Murakami
Ryoko Hirosue as Hitomi Osawa
Toshiyuki Nishida as Kazuya Kuraki
677M
TV Movie: The Ambassador's Chef (literal title)
Romaji: Taishi Kakka no Ryourinin
Japanese: 大使閣下の料理人
Director: Yuichi Sato
Writer: Mitsuru Nishimura (manga), Hiroshi Kawasumi (manga), Yoshihiro Izumi
Network: Fuji TV
Episodes: 1
Release Date: January 3, 2015
Runtime: Saturday 21:00
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Plot
In 2013, Ko Osawa (Sho Sakurai) works as sous-chef at a first-class hotel. He cooks French cuisine. His job at the hotel requires him to cook for hundreds of customers, but Ko Osawa prefers to cook for a single customer. One day, he happens to see a pamphlet inquiring about a chef available to work at a diplomat office. Ko ends up taking the job and quits his job at the hotel.
2 years later, Ko now works as the chef at the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam. Ko then takes part in a cook-off against the chef at the French Embassy.
Notes
Based on the manga series "Taishi Kakka no Ryourinin" by Mitsuru Nishimura (writer) & Hiroshi Kawasumi (illustrator) (published from 1998 to 2006 in weekly Japanese seinen manga magazine Weekly Morning).
Character Ran (Ayame Gouriki) was created for the drama special "Taishi Kakka no Ryourinin" and does not exist in the original manga.
Cast
Sho Sakurai as Ko Osawa
Ayame Gouriki as Rei Ti Ran
Koji Ookura as Seiichi Furuta
Shigeaki Kato as Satoru Eguchi
Naoto Takenaka as Shinzo Murakami
Ryoko Hirosue as Hitomi Osawa
Toshiyuki Nishida as Kazuya Kuraki
玉川区役所 OF THE DEAD Tamagawa Kuyakusho Of The Dead ep12
玉川区役所 OF THE DEAD Tamagawa Kuyakusho Of The Dead ep12
276M
276M
Tatta Hitotsu no Koi EP01-10
Tatta Hitotsu no Koi EP01-10
12.64G
Set in Yokohama, Hiroto Kanzaki (Kazuya Kamenashi) works hard every day and night to fight for the survival of a small ship repair factory inherited from his father, and to support his mother and young brother, who has health problems. Living such an underprivileged life, Hiroto has forgotten how to smile. In contrast to him, Nao Tsukioka (Haruka Ayase) is the daughter of a popular jewelry shop owner on a fashionable street in Yokohama. She was born with a silver spoon in her mouth, literally. Nao attends a prestigious women’s college and grew up cheerful, blessed with affluent love. From the moment Hiroto meets her, his closed mind gradually opens up to Nao, who is so innocent that she utters whatever is on her mind.
Drama: Love of my Life
Romaji: Tatta Hitotsu no Koi
Japanese: たったひとつの恋
玉川区役所 OF THE DEAD Tamagawa Kuyakusho Of The Dead ep11
玉川区役所 OF THE DEAD Tamagawa Kuyakusho Of The Dead ep11
266M
266M
