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Kawake Shunsaku

2006-08-13T01:43:23Z

Andan:

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 河毛俊作 / Kawake Shun
*'''Profession:''' Director
*'''Date of Birth:'''
*'''Star Sign:'''
*'''Birthplace:'''

==Dramas - Director==
*[[Start Line ~Namida no Sprinter~]] (2005)
*[[Kimi no hitomi wo taihosuru]] (1988)

==Movies - Director==
*[http://www.randy-movie.com Shining Boy & Little Randy] (2005)

==Stage - Director==
*The Graduate (2004)

==External Links==

[[Category:JDirector]]

Kimi no Hitomi wo Taihosuru!

2006-08-13T01:42:33Z

Andan:

==Details==
*'''Title:''' 君の瞳をタイホする！ / Kimi no hitomi wo taihosuru!
*'''Also Known As:''' Your eyes are under arrest!
*'''Episodes:''' 12
*'''Genre:'''
*'''Air time:''' [[Getsuku|Monday 9pm]]
*'''Viewership:''' 17.4%
*'''Broadcast network:''' Fuji TV
*'''Broadcast period:''' 1988-01-04 to 1988-03-21
*'''Theme Song:''' ''You were mine'' by Kubota Toshi (久保田利伸)

==Cast==
*[[Jinnai Takanori]]
*[[Mikami Hiroshi]]
*[[Yanagiba Toshiro]]
*[[Asano Yuko]]
*[[Mita Hiroko]] (三田寛子)
*[[Kudo Shizuka]]
*[[Ishino Mako]]
*[[Nishio Yumi]] (森尾由美)
*[[Ishibashi Tamotsu]]
*[[Harada Daijiro]]

==Production Credits==
*'''Producer:''' [[Oota Tooru]], [[Yamada Yoshiaki]]
*'''Director:''' [[Kawake Shun]]
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Hashimoto Izo]] (橋本以蔵)
*'''Music by:'''

==Synopsis==

==Other Resources==
*[http://www.fujitv.co.jp/cs/program/7212_125.html Fuji TV Archive]
*[http://jdorama.com/drama.456.htm JDorama.com]

[[Category:JDrama]]
[[Category:JDrama1988]]
[[Category:Fuji TV]]
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Kimi no Hitomi wo Taihosuru!

2006-08-13T01:41:51Z

Andan:

==Details==
*'''Title:''' 君の瞳をタイホする！ / Kimi no hitomi wo taihosuru!
*'''Also Known As:''' Your eyes are under arrest!
*'''Episodes:''' 12
*'''Genre:'''
*'''Air time:''' [[Getsuku|Monday 9pm]]
*'''Viewership:''' 17.4%
*'''Broadcast network:''' Fuji TV
*'''Broadcast period:''' 1988-01-04 to 1988-03-21
*'''Theme Song:''' ''You were mine'' by Kubota Toshi (久保田利伸)

==Cast==
*[[Jinnai Takanori]]
*[[Mikami Hiroshi]]
*[[Yanagiba Toshiro]]
*[[Asano Yuko]]
*[[Mita Hiroko]] (三田寛子)
*[[Kudo Shizuka]]
*[[Ishino Mako]]
*[[Nishio Yumi]] (森尾由美)
*[[Ishibashi Tamotsu]]
*[[Harada Daijiro]]

==Production Credits==
*'''Producer:''' [[Oota Tooru]], [[Yamada Yoshiaki]]
*'''Director:''' [[Kawake Shunsaku]]
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Hashimoto Izo]] (橋本以蔵)
*'''Music by:'''

==Synopsis==

==Other Resources==
*[http://www.fujitv.co.jp/cs/program/7212_125.html Fuji TV Archive]
*[http://jdorama.com/drama.456.htm JDorama.com]

[[Category:JDrama]]
[[Category:JDrama1988]]
[[Category:Fuji TV]]
{{stub}}

Ota Toru

2006-08-13T01:40:49Z

Andan:

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[[File:Ota_toru.jpg|150px|right|Ota Toru (1993)]]
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==Profile==
:'''Profession:''' Producer
:'''Name:''' 大多亮 / Ota Toru
:'''Date of Birth:''' 1958-11-03
:'''Place of Birth:''' Tokyo, Japan

==Dramas==
*[[Last Christmas]] (2004)
*[[Itsuka Mata Aeru]] (1995)
*[[Imoto Yo]] (1994)
*[[Kono yo no hate]] (1994)
*[[Hitotsu Yane no Shita]] (1993)
*[[101st Marriage Proposal]] (1991)
*[[Tokyo Love Story]] (1991)
*[[Kimi no hitomi wo taihosuru]] (1988)

[[Category:JProducer]]

Ota Toru

2006-08-13T01:39:36Z

Andan:

Ota Toru

2006-08-13T01:39:22Z

Andan:

Ota Toru

2006-08-13T01:39:03Z

Andan:

<div style="display:inline; width:220px; float:right;">
[[File:Ota_toru.jpg|150px|right|Ota Toru (1993)]]
</div>

==Profile==
:'''Profession:''' Producer
:'''Name:''' 大多亮 / Ota Toru
:'''Date of Birth:''' 1958-11-03
:'''Place of Birth:''' Tokyo, Japan

==Dramas==
*[[Last Christmas]] (2004)
*[[Itsuka Mata Aeru]] (1995)
*[[Imoto Yo]] (1994)
*[[Kono yo no hate]] (1994)
*[[Hitotsu Yane no Shita]] (1993)
*[[101st Marriage Proposal]] (1991)
*[[Tokyo Love Story]] (1991)
*[[Kimi no Hitomi wo Taiho suru]] (1988)

[[Category:JProducer]]

Nojima Shinji

2006-08-13T01:36:09Z

Andan:

[[File:Shinji.JPG|frame|Nojima Shinji]]

==Profile==
*'''Name:''' 野島伸司
*'''Name (romaji):''' Nojima Shinji
*'''Profession:''' Writer
*'''Date of Birth:''' March 4th, 1965
*'''Star Sign:''' Pisces
*'''Home town:''' Niigata, Japan

==About Shinji==
The advent of the "trendy drama" in the late 1980s was both a blessing and a curse to Japanese TV. It launched the careers of dozens of tarentos, but the downside was that it created a vacuous, fashion-dominated TV culture that has prevailed throughout the 1990s. Some scriptwriters have fought to introduce some serious themes into the programs they work on; one of them is Nojima Shinji.

When the bubble economy was really making its presence felt, Nojima was going quietly out of his head in [[Wikipedia:Aomori|Aomori]], the northernmost prefecture of [[Wikipedia:Honshu|Honshu]]. Born in 1965, he dropped out of college before graduating, and the first job he managed to get was at a can manufacturing plant. It was this experience that made him, in desperation, enter a TV scriptwriting contest sponsored by Fuji TV.

"I had to find my way of establishing my own identity," he admitted candidly in a recent interview. "If it hadn' been scriptwriting, it might well be something else."

He moved to Tokyo and got a part-time job in a restaurant, while he worked during the day on a secondhand word processor. The script that won the competition became [[Kimi ga Uso o Tsuita]] (You Lied), and was screened in 1988. This wasn't the end of his problems, however; having no formal training, he had to teach himself how to write, frequently ending up with unworkable scripts.

Nevertheless, Nojima managed to get one serial on the air every year, and scored his first huge hit in 1991 with [[101st Marriage Proposal|Hyakuikkaime no Puropozu]] (101 Proposals), the story of a bumbling salaryman who just wouldn't give up on the girl he loved.

As the bubble deflated and early '90s Japan began to turn sour, Nojima took a risk and injected some social comment into his work. The result, TBS' [[Kou kou kyoushi|Kou Kou Kyoushi]] (High School Teacher) in 1993, aroused a storm of controversy and eerily foreshadowed the problems of teenage violence that concern the Japanese authorities today. Also in 1993, Fuji TV screened his [[Hitotsu Yane no Shita]] (Under the Same Roof), a more positive look at modern family life, also including his first part written for a non-Japanese actor. This serial proved his biggest ratings success to date.

Nojima has continued to write stylish, love-centered dramas for Fuji TV while working on more substantial serials for TBS. Earlier this year he tackled the treatment of mentally handicapped patients in [[Seija no Koushin]] (When The Saints Go Marching In), a show sadly marred by histrionic over-acting. Recently finished is [[Seikimatsu no uta|Seikimatsu no Uta]] (The Last Song), his debut on NTV, which marked another departure in style. It takes a whimsical approach to the past and future dreams of two bewildered elderly men, and is a sign of the direction Nojima wishes to explore in future stories. "Customs and fashions change," Nojima himself commented, "but the essence of human nature does not."<br><br>''--- written by John Paul Catton, with modifications by groink''

==Dramas==
*[[Aikurushii]] (2005)
*[[Koinu no Waltz]] (2004)
*[[Pride]] (2004)
*[[Kou Kou Kyoushi 2003]] (2003)
*[[Golden Bowl]] (2002)
*[[Strawberry on the Shortcake]] (2001)
*[[Food Fight]] (2000)
*[[Utsukushii hito]] (1999)
*[[Lipstick]] (1999)
*[[Utsukushii hito]] (1999)
*[[Seikimatsu no uta]] (1998)
*[[Seija no Koushin]] (1998)
*[[Hitotsu Yane no Shita 2]](1997)
*[[Miseinen]] (1995)
*[[Kono yo no hate]] (1994)
*[[Ningen shikkaku]] (1994)
*[[Kou kou kyoushi]] (1993)
*[[Hitotsu Yane no Shita]] (1993)
*[[Ai to iu Nano Moto ni]] 1992
*[[101st Marriage Proposal]] (1991)
*[[Suteki na Kataomoi]] (1990)
*[[Aishiatteru kai]] (1989)
*[[Kimi ga Uso o Tsuita]] 1988

==Links==
*[http://alived.com/blue Online Diary]

[[Category:JWriter]]

Kono yo no Hate

2006-08-13T01:35:20Z

Andan:

==Details==
*'''Title:''' この世の果て
*'''Title (romaji):''' Kono yo no hate
*'''Also known as:''' End of the World
*'''Episodes:''' 12
*'''Genre:''' Kurai, romance
*'''Broadcast network:''' Fuji TV
*'''Broadcast period:''' 1994-Jan-10 to 1994-Mar-28
*'''Theme Song:''' ''OH MY LITTLE GIRL'' by [[Ozaki Yutaka]]

==Synopsis==
Maria works in a bar to make money for her sister Nana's eyes' operation. When she was little, she burnt her house. Her father died and Nana became blind. Shirou who deserted his life as a famous pianist starts to live with Maria, but he doesn't know what to do... --Fuji Creative

==Cast==
*[[Suzuki Honami]]
*[[Mikami Hiroshi]]
*[[Sakurai Sachiko]]
*[[Toyokawa Etsushi]]
*[[Oura Ryuichi]]
*[[Yokoyama Megumi]]
*[[Shimizu Koji]] (清水紘治)

==Production Credits==
*'''Producer:''' [[Oota Tooru]]
*'''Director:''' [[Nakae Isamu]]
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Nojima Shinji]]
*'''Music:'''

==Review==
This dorama is too dark for casual genre viewers. Although Honami Suzuki emerged as a multi-talented actress who could handle any sort of role, Hiroshi Mikami seems to have been typecast as a sad suitor for a woman since then. Nonetheless, their chemistry is strong and makes you want to go along with them as their outside troubles arise and exhort them to not give up on their love. ''--[[User:Surge79uwf|Surge79uwf]]''

==External Links==
*[http://jdorama.com/drama.224.htm JDorama.com]

[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama1994]] [[Category:Fuji TV]]

Ota Toru

2006-08-13T01:34:06Z

Andan:

Ota Toru

2006-08-13T01:33:01Z

Andan:

<div style="display:inline; width:220px; float:right;">
[[File:Ota_toru.jpg|150px|right|Ota Toru (1993)]]
</div>

==Profile==
:'''Profession:''' Producer
:'''Name:''' 大多亮 / Ota Toru
:'''Date of Birth:''' 1958-11-03
:'''Place of Birth:''' Tokyo, Japan

==Dramas==
*[[Last Christmas]] (2004)
*[[Itsuka Mata Aeru]] (1995)
*[[Imoto Yo]] (1994)
*[[Kono Yo No Hate]] (1994)
*[[Hitotsu Yane no Shita]] (1993)
*[[101st Marriage Proposal]] (1991)
*[[Tokyo Love Story]] (1991)

[[Category:JProducer]]