Imoto Yo
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Details
- Title: 妹よ
- Title (romaji): Imoto yo
- Tagline: Tokyo Cinderella Story
- Also known as: Sister of Mine (NGN)
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Romance
- Episodes: 10
- Viewership ratings: 24.6%
- Broadcast network: Fuji TV
- Broadcast period: 1994-Oct-17 to 1994-Dec-19
- Theme songs:
- Opening theme: Meguri Ai, by Chage & Aska
- Incidental music: Goodbye Girl, by David Gates (ep5)
- Soundtrack: Imouto Yo OST
Synopsis
Yukiko (Wakui Emi) has been living in Tokyo for three years. Inside her heart, she believes that this beautiful city will certainly bring her happiness. This belief starts to realise one day when she has a chance encounter with Masashi (Karasawa Toshiaki) while welcoming her brother, Kikuo (Kishitani Goro), at a railway station. As Masashi is the son of a very rich businessman, and Yukiko is only an ordinary girl from the countryside, their together is highly obstructed by lots of barriers. However, Yukiko's kind-hearted personality finally wins Masashi's love, and he takes out his courage to turn down marrying his rich fiancee. --Snowflakes
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Wakui Emi as Matsui Yukiko
- Karasawa Toshiaki as Takagi Masashi
- Kishitani Goro as Matsui Kikuo
- Tsuruta Mayu as Takagi Hitomi
- Toyohara Kosuke as Miura Shinji
- Igarashi Izumi as Kanzaki Hatsue
- Watanabe Katsumi as Ono Kenji
- Nishida Naomi as Nakamura Mitsuko
- Takashima Reiko
- Kawauchi Momoko
- Namase Katsuhisa
- Kouyama Shigeru as Masashi's father
- Kochi Momoko (河内桃子) as Yukiko's mother
- Kawarazaki Choichiro (河原崎長一郎) as Yukiko's father
- Moriguchi Yoko as Masashi's ex-girlfriend
- Kobayashi Susumu as Masashi's chauffeur
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Mizuhashi Fumie
- Producer: Ota Toru, Koiwai Hiroyoshi (小岩井宏悅)
- Director: Hayashi Toru, Nagayama Kozo
Viewership Ratings
- Ep 1: 24.2%
- Ep 2: 19.7%
- Ep 3: 22.5%
- Ep 4: 22.6%
- Ep 5: 24.6%
- Ep 6: 25.2%
- Ep 7: 23.5%
- Ep 8: 24.7%
- Ep 9: 24.2%
- Ep 10: 30.7%
Recognition
- 3rd Television Drama Awards - Best Actress: Wakui Emi
- 3rd Television Drama Awards - Best Supporting Actor: Kishitani Goro
- 3rd Television Drama Awards - Best Supporting Actress: Tsuruta Mayu
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