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闇の伴走者 Yami No Bansosha Ep01
闇の伴走者 Yami No Bansosha Ep01
328M
Drama: Partner in Darkness
Romaji: Yami no Bansosha
Japanese: 闇の伴走者
Director: Takahiro Miki
Writer: Takashi Nagasaki (novel), Dai Sato, Kumiko Aso
Network: WOWOW
Episodes: 5
Release Date: April 11 - May 9, 2015
Runtime: Saturdays 22:00
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Plot
A year after manga master Fumiya Ajima's death, 50 unpublished sketches are discovered. The sketches appear to be the work of Fumiya Ajima, but the sketches shows details from several missing women cases that occurred 35 years earlier. Fumiya Ajima’s wife (Kyoko Maya) asks the Department Head of Yukihide Ozawa (Jun Kaname) to find out if the sketches are the work of her late husband. Ex-police officer Yuki Mizuno (Nao Matsushita) receives a request to investigate the origins of the 50 sketches. Yuki Mizuno then enlists the help of Shinji Daigo (Arata Furuta), an expert of the manga world.
Notes
Based on the novel "Yami no Bansosha" by Takashi Nagasaki (published April, 2012 by Shinchosha Publishing Co, Ltd.).
Cast
Nao Matsushita as Yuki Mizuno
Arata Furuta as Shinji Daigo
Bengal as Fumiya Ajima
Kyoko Maya as Yoshiko Ajima
Jun Kaname as Yukihide Ozawa
Tomoya Maeno as Kosuke Takeuchi
Tetsushi Tanaka as Kaoru Kazumine
Kenjiro Ishimaru as Hidemasa Mochizuki
Mitsuru Hirata as cartoonist
Tetsuhiro Ikeda as Kazunari Tomura
Leo Morimoto as Tomoyuki Yajima
Yumiko Fujita as Kazue Mizuno
Toru Nomaguchi as Mikio Terada
Morooka Moro as Kensuke Eto
Yoichi Nukumizu as master
Mina Fujii as Shoko Murotani
328M
Drama: Partner in Darkness
Romaji: Yami no Bansosha
Japanese: 闇の伴走者
Director: Takahiro Miki
Writer: Takashi Nagasaki (novel), Dai Sato, Kumiko Aso
Network: WOWOW
Episodes: 5
Release Date: April 11 - May 9, 2015
Runtime: Saturdays 22:00
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Plot
A year after manga master Fumiya Ajima's death, 50 unpublished sketches are discovered. The sketches appear to be the work of Fumiya Ajima, but the sketches shows details from several missing women cases that occurred 35 years earlier. Fumiya Ajima’s wife (Kyoko Maya) asks the Department Head of Yukihide Ozawa (Jun Kaname) to find out if the sketches are the work of her late husband. Ex-police officer Yuki Mizuno (Nao Matsushita) receives a request to investigate the origins of the 50 sketches. Yuki Mizuno then enlists the help of Shinji Daigo (Arata Furuta), an expert of the manga world.
Notes
Based on the novel "Yami no Bansosha" by Takashi Nagasaki (published April, 2012 by Shinchosha Publishing Co, Ltd.).
Cast
Nao Matsushita as Yuki Mizuno
Arata Furuta as Shinji Daigo
Bengal as Fumiya Ajima
Kyoko Maya as Yoshiko Ajima
Jun Kaname as Yukihide Ozawa
Tomoya Maeno as Kosuke Takeuchi
Tetsushi Tanaka as Kaoru Kazumine
Kenjiro Ishimaru as Hidemasa Mochizuki
Mitsuru Hirata as cartoonist
Tetsuhiro Ikeda as Kazunari Tomura
Leo Morimoto as Tomoyuki Yajima
Yumiko Fujita as Kazue Mizuno
Toru Nomaguchi as Mikio Terada
Morooka Moro as Kensuke Eto
Yoichi Nukumizu as master
Mina Fujii as Shoko Murotani
世にも奇妙な物語 25周年スペシャル・春～人気マンガ家競演編～ Yonimo Kimyou Na Monogatari 25th Anniversary 2015 Spring Editiion
世にも奇妙な物語 25周年スペシャル・春～人気マンガ家競演編～ Yonimo Kimyou Na Monogatari 25th Anniversary 2015 Spring Editiion
833M
Drama: Yonimo Kimyou na Monogatari Haru no Tokubetsu-hen
Romaji: Yonimo Kimyou na Monogatari Haru no Tokubetsu-hen
Japanese: 世にも奇妙な物語 25周年スペシャル・春～人気マンガ家競演編～
Network: Fuji TV
Release Date: April 11, 2015
Runtime: Saturdays 21:00
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Gomugomu no Otoko
Kitou (Abe Hiroshi) is the second in command of a yakuza group. His life was targeted in fighting and he sustained injuries to the extent that he can no longer walk. While hospitalised, he happens to eat a substance which gives his body the elasticity of rubber. Kitou is roused into action by his flexibility, but he is already being treated as a nuisance by the group … … Because of an encounter with Luffy, he becomes aware of the important things which he had forgotten, despite his hostility.
Cast: Abe Hiroshi, Kitamura Yukiya, Monky D. Luffy
Jibun o Shinjita Otoko
Ever since he was born, Usui Jiro (Inagaki Goro) has had completely no presence and been the sort of person whom everyone has a tendency to forget. One day, when Usui is taking a seat at a family restaurant, a man is already seated across from him. Usui does not notice the presence of the man, Kageyama (Tezuka Toru) and ends up sitting because he thinks it is vacant. The two of them talk about each other’s lack of presence. They empathise and hit it off. In order to obtain living proof, Kageyama proposes that they try a bold move that would make use of their lack of presence which could pass off as invisibility. The two of them would attempt bank robbery. Kageyama and Usui hit the streets and try to test their presence in commemorative graduation ceremony photographs and the cage at the batting centre. As was expected, they were not noticed. Usui, who initially had cold feet, is convinced that they will go unnoticed and decides to go along with Kageyama and rob the bank. They head to the bank and quickly stuff money into their bags, but the ending is something that the two of them totally did not expect.
Cast: Inagaki Goro, Tezuka Toru
Omote
One day, Miki (Suzuki Rio) and her classmates hear about a frightening legend associated with the Noh mask at the temple from the chief priest. The moment the mask, which is just like the face of the priest (Maro Akaji), was removed, he ceased to exist. Only the mask was left behind. Ever since they heard this story, something unusual starts happening to the children too. Miki receives a strange phone call from her friend, Aki, who tells her that her face is coming off. Right after the call, Aki suddenly disappears. She had said, “There was the sound of my face coming off in my ears when I placed my hand on my face.” One day, Miki hears this sound too. She shudders with fear that she will disappear too. There is the shadow cast by a suspicious-looking man following her around. A horrifying truth is brought to light.
Cast: Suzuki Rio, Hakamada Yoshihiko, Kirishima Reika, Maro Akaji
Mushitachi no Ie
Koichi (Itao Itsuji) tells his lover, Hanako (Iriyama Noriko), that his wife, Ruiko (Hasegawa Kyoko) is no longer human and shows her into the house. Koichi had loved Ruiko very much, but when he came home early one day, Ruiko was together with a young man. He explains to Hanako that Ruiko transformed into a spider because of her sense of guilt. Ruiko, who is in there within an ominous spiderweb, has peace of mind. Hanako is shocked. But when Koichi steps away, she discovers a copy of a diary in the spiderweb. Ruiko’s feelings, which are poured out inside, are completely different from Kochi’s explanation. The love and hatred of wife and husband opens the door to madness when desires mingle.
Cast: Hasegawa Kyoko, Itao Itsuji, Iriyama Noriko, Umezu Kazuo (guest star)
Jishibarimono
One day, completely motionless people in a position similar to being strapped to the ground start to appear around town. They are declared dangerous and no one attempts to go near, but Asano Noriko (Maeda Atsuko), who works as a social welfare worker for Aozora Kokoro Association, starts to approach the people who have become bound to specific locations. She guesses from the stories that she finally managed to get out of them, that they are unable to move because of their deep emotional attachment to this land. Hayakawa Yoshiya (Tanaka Kei), the leader of Aozora Kokoro Association, is partial to Noriko who works with enthusiasm. On the other hand, the kindhearted Noriko is troubled by the enmity with her Mariko (Watanabe Makiko), who abandoned her father. Then an unexpected person also becomes bound to a location, and a shocking truth starts to become clear.
Cast: Maeda Atsuko, Tanaka Kei, Watanabe Makiko
Source : jdrama wordpress
833M
Drama: Yonimo Kimyou na Monogatari Haru no Tokubetsu-hen
Romaji: Yonimo Kimyou na Monogatari Haru no Tokubetsu-hen
Japanese: 世にも奇妙な物語 25周年スペシャル・春～人気マンガ家競演編～
Network: Fuji TV
Release Date: April 11, 2015
Runtime: Saturdays 21:00
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Gomugomu no Otoko
Kitou (Abe Hiroshi) is the second in command of a yakuza group. His life was targeted in fighting and he sustained injuries to the extent that he can no longer walk. While hospitalised, he happens to eat a substance which gives his body the elasticity of rubber. Kitou is roused into action by his flexibility, but he is already being treated as a nuisance by the group … … Because of an encounter with Luffy, he becomes aware of the important things which he had forgotten, despite his hostility.
Cast: Abe Hiroshi, Kitamura Yukiya, Monky D. Luffy
Jibun o Shinjita Otoko
Ever since he was born, Usui Jiro (Inagaki Goro) has had completely no presence and been the sort of person whom everyone has a tendency to forget. One day, when Usui is taking a seat at a family restaurant, a man is already seated across from him. Usui does not notice the presence of the man, Kageyama (Tezuka Toru) and ends up sitting because he thinks it is vacant. The two of them talk about each other’s lack of presence. They empathise and hit it off. In order to obtain living proof, Kageyama proposes that they try a bold move that would make use of their lack of presence which could pass off as invisibility. The two of them would attempt bank robbery. Kageyama and Usui hit the streets and try to test their presence in commemorative graduation ceremony photographs and the cage at the batting centre. As was expected, they were not noticed. Usui, who initially had cold feet, is convinced that they will go unnoticed and decides to go along with Kageyama and rob the bank. They head to the bank and quickly stuff money into their bags, but the ending is something that the two of them totally did not expect.
Cast: Inagaki Goro, Tezuka Toru
Omote
One day, Miki (Suzuki Rio) and her classmates hear about a frightening legend associated with the Noh mask at the temple from the chief priest. The moment the mask, which is just like the face of the priest (Maro Akaji), was removed, he ceased to exist. Only the mask was left behind. Ever since they heard this story, something unusual starts happening to the children too. Miki receives a strange phone call from her friend, Aki, who tells her that her face is coming off. Right after the call, Aki suddenly disappears. She had said, “There was the sound of my face coming off in my ears when I placed my hand on my face.” One day, Miki hears this sound too. She shudders with fear that she will disappear too. There is the shadow cast by a suspicious-looking man following her around. A horrifying truth is brought to light.
Cast: Suzuki Rio, Hakamada Yoshihiko, Kirishima Reika, Maro Akaji
Mushitachi no Ie
Koichi (Itao Itsuji) tells his lover, Hanako (Iriyama Noriko), that his wife, Ruiko (Hasegawa Kyoko) is no longer human and shows her into the house. Koichi had loved Ruiko very much, but when he came home early one day, Ruiko was together with a young man. He explains to Hanako that Ruiko transformed into a spider because of her sense of guilt. Ruiko, who is in there within an ominous spiderweb, has peace of mind. Hanako is shocked. But when Koichi steps away, she discovers a copy of a diary in the spiderweb. Ruiko’s feelings, which are poured out inside, are completely different from Kochi’s explanation. The love and hatred of wife and husband opens the door to madness when desires mingle.
Cast: Hasegawa Kyoko, Itao Itsuji, Iriyama Noriko, Umezu Kazuo (guest star)
Jishibarimono
One day, completely motionless people in a position similar to being strapped to the ground start to appear around town. They are declared dangerous and no one attempts to go near, but Asano Noriko (Maeda Atsuko), who works as a social welfare worker for Aozora Kokoro Association, starts to approach the people who have become bound to specific locations. She guesses from the stories that she finally managed to get out of them, that they are unable to move because of their deep emotional attachment to this land. Hayakawa Yoshiya (Tanaka Kei), the leader of Aozora Kokoro Association, is partial to Noriko who works with enthusiasm. On the other hand, the kindhearted Noriko is troubled by the enmity with her Mariko (Watanabe Makiko), who abandoned her father. Then an unexpected person also becomes bound to a location, and a shocking truth starts to become clear.
Cast: Maeda Atsuko, Tanaka Kei, Watanabe Makiko
Source : jdrama wordpress
山田孝之の東京都北区赤羽 Takayuki Yamada In Tokyo-to Kita-ku Akabane Ep12
山田孝之の東京都北区赤羽 Takayuki Yamada In Tokyo-to Kita-ku Akabane Ep12
272M
272M
461個の“ありがとう” ～愛情弁当が育んだ父と子の絆～ 461 Ko No Arigatou
461個の“ありがとう” ～愛情弁当が育んだ父と子の絆～ 461 Ko No Arigatou
643M
TV Movie : 461 "Thank you"s: Father and Son Bonding through Bento of Love
Romaji: 461 Ko No Arigatou
Japanese: 461個の“ありがとう” ～愛情弁当が育んだ父と子の絆～
Producers: Shinohara Kei, Horiuchi Fumiko
Script Writer and Director: Yamada Akane
Network: NHK BS Premium
Episodes: 1
Release Date: March 15, 2015 --
Start Time : 22.00
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Music: Tokyo No.1 Soul Set
Synopsis:
In 2010, a musician, Watanabe Toshimi (played by Bessho Tetsuya) was planning to go back to his hometown in Fukushima to do farming. His son Toui (played by Mochizuki Ayumu) was going to re-take high school entrance exam which he had failed the previous year. Both looked forward to starting new chapters in their lives.
In 2011, Toshimi had to cancel his plan because of the Great East Japanese Earthquake. His hometown was within 20 km of the Fukushima No. 1 Nuclear Power Plant. To cheer up his father, Toui who passed a high school entrance exam promised him to go to school every day. Toshimi promised Toui to make him Bento (boxed lunch) every day.
For the next three years, the father and son kept their promises. Toshimi's Bento cooking advanced a great deal. On his last day of high school, Toui took his father's 461st Bento to his school and ate it with his classmates.
Casts:
Watanabe Toshimi (the father) played by Bessho Tetsuya
Watanabe Toui (the son) played by Mochizuki Ayumu
643M
TV Movie : 461 "Thank you"s: Father and Son Bonding through Bento of Love
Romaji: 461 Ko No Arigatou
Japanese: 461個の“ありがとう” ～愛情弁当が育んだ父と子の絆～
Producers: Shinohara Kei, Horiuchi Fumiko
Script Writer and Director: Yamada Akane
Network: NHK BS Premium
Episodes: 1
Release Date: March 15, 2015 --
Start Time : 22.00
Language: Japanese
Country: Japan
Music: Tokyo No.1 Soul Set
Synopsis:
In 2010, a musician, Watanabe Toshimi (played by Bessho Tetsuya) was planning to go back to his hometown in Fukushima to do farming. His son Toui (played by Mochizuki Ayumu) was going to re-take high school entrance exam which he had failed the previous year. Both looked forward to starting new chapters in their lives.
In 2011, Toshimi had to cancel his plan because of the Great East Japanese Earthquake. His hometown was within 20 km of the Fukushima No. 1 Nuclear Power Plant. To cheer up his father, Toui who passed a high school entrance exam promised him to go to school every day. Toshimi promised Toui to make him Bento (boxed lunch) every day.
For the next three years, the father and son kept their promises. Toshimi's Bento cooking advanced a great deal. On his last day of high school, Toui took his father's 461st Bento to his school and ate it with his classmates.
Casts:
Watanabe Toshimi (the father) played by Bessho Tetsuya
Watanabe Toui (the son) played by Mochizuki Ayumu
山田孝之の東京都北区赤羽 Takayuki Yamada In Tokyo-to Kita-ku Akabane Ep11
山田孝之の東京都北区赤羽 Takayuki Yamada In Tokyo-to Kita-ku Akabane Ep11
319M
319M
山田孝之の東京都北区赤羽 Takayuki Yamada In Tokyo-to Kita-ku Akabane Ep10
山田孝之の東京都北区赤羽 Takayuki Yamada In Tokyo-to Kita-ku Akabane Ep10
305M
305M
