Shiroi Kage

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Table of contents

1 Details 2 Renzoku 2.1 Synopsis 2.2 Cast 2.3 Guests 2.4 Production Credits 3 Special 3.1 Cast 3.2 Production Credits 4 Notes 5 External Links

Details

• Title: 白い影
• Title (romaji): Shiroi Kage
• Also known as: White Shadow / Love and Life in the White
• Genre: Hospital drama
• Broadcast network: TBS

Renzoku

• Episodes: 10
• Viewership rating: 20.1
• Broadcast period: 2001-Jan-14 to 2001-Mar-18
• Air time: Sunday 21:00
• Theme song: "Mayonaka no Nightingale" by Ikeuchi Mariya (竹内まりや)

Synopsis

Nobuko Shimura is on duty for the first time at Gyoda Hospital. The duty doctor is Yosuke Naoe. After 9PM Jiro Toda, a childhood friend of Nobuko' s, is brought in with a cut to his forehead from a fight. But Naoe has gone out for a drink, and can' t be found. Both Toda and the ambulance crew become angry and demand to know where the doctor is. Naoe returns and seeing the commotion, he orders Toda be locked in a toilet until he calms down. Nobuko is horrified by Naoe' s attitude but is later impressed with his ability as a surgeon when treating Toda' s injury. This is their first fateful meeting... "--TBS"

Cast

• Nakai Masahiro
• Takeuchi Yuko
• Kamikawa Takaya
• Hara Sachie
• Kikukawa Rei
• Konishi Manami
• Ikariya Chosuke
• Shirakawa Kazuko
• Isayama Hiroko
• Yoshizawa Hisashi
• Ichige Yoshie
• Tsugawa Masahiko
• Waki Tomohiro

Guests

• Yamamoto Gaku (ep6)

Production Credits

• Original writing: Watanabe Junichi (渡辺淳一)
• Screenwriter: Tatsui Yukari
• Producer: Mishiro Shinichi
• Directors: Yoshida Ken, Hirano Shunichi, Fukuzawa Katsuo, Kaneko Fuminori

Special

• Tagline: その物語のはじまりと命の記憶
• Tagline (romaji): Sono Monogatari no Hajimari to Inochi no Kioku
• Broadcast date: 2003-Jan-02
• Air time: Thursday 21:00 - 23:24

Cast

• Nakai Masahiro
• Takeuchi Yuko
• Junna Risa
• Omori Akemi
• Aimoto Kumiko
• Kurosawa Momoko
• Mizuno Maki
• Hara Sachie
• Takashima Masanobu
• Yamamoto Gaku

Production Credits

• Original writing: Watanabe Junichi (渡辺淳一)
• Screenwriter: Tatsui Yukari
• Planning: Isano Hideki
• Producers: Mishiro Shinichi, Iyoda Hidenori (伊與田英徳)
• Director: Fukuzawa Katsuo

Notes

• Based on a novel by Watanabe Junichi. The novel was first adapted to television by Kuramoto Sou in 1973, as another installment of the "Shiroi" series starring Tamiya Jiro.

External Links

• TBS Drama Archive (Renzoku) (http://www.tbs.co.jp/drama_archive/shiroikage/index-j.html)
• Official site (Special) (http://www.tbs.co.jp/shiroikage/sp)
• Japanese Wikipedia
• JDorama.com (http://jdorama.com/drama.462.htm)

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