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Talk:Yamashita Tomohisa

2007-09-01T20:51:13Z

Jenijenjen:

Let's get one thing straight... An artist page on the DramaWiki should be a brief summary - NOT a gigantic fanpage for the artist. There are many other fansites for this artist with the exact same information. We do not have to repeat every little detail here. Therefore, I'm keeping this page to DramaWiki standards by placing the content focus back on the dramas the artist appeared in, rather than the artist himself.

Please look at the the other artist pages for examples of how we do things here. If there are any policy issues that need to be discussed further, please bring them up on the official DramaWiki topic on the D-Addicts forums. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 16:36, 29 Jan 2006 (EST)

is it possible to add his height? which is 175 cm. i got the source from an interview of him, so the height came straight from him. anywhos, since everyone else has their height written why can't yamapi have one.
:Because everyone else screwed up his height, we need to cite a resource that is either printed in a magazine, or published on an ''official'' web site. Just hearing it on the radio or watching it on TV is no longer good enough. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 15:47, 1 Sep 2007 (CDT)

but it came straight out of yamashita's mouth, isn't that credible enough?

Talk:Yamashita Tomohisa

2007-09-01T20:45:48Z

Jenijenjen:

Talk:Yamashita Tomohisa

2007-09-01T20:43:21Z

Jenijenjen:

Talk:Yamashita Tomohisa

2007-09-01T20:42:52Z

Jenijenjen:

Let's get one thing straight... An artist page on the DramaWiki should be a brief summary - NOT a gigantic fanpage for the artist. There are many other fansites for this artist with the exact same information. We do not have to repeat every little detail here. Therefore, I'm keeping this page to DramaWiki standards by placing the content focus back on the dramas the artist appeared in, rather than the artist himself.

Please look at the the other artist pages for examples of how we do things here. If there are any policy issues that need to be discussed further, please bring them up on the official DramaWiki topic on the D-Addicts forums. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 16:36, 29 Jan 2006 (EST)

is it possible to add his height? which is 175 cm. i got the source from an interview of him. anywhos, since everyone else has their height written why can't yamapi have one. also other artists have trivias, is it possible to add a few details.

User talk:Litlon

2007-08-23T04:36:46Z

Jenijenjen:

== Your Article Move ==
Your article move of [[Proposal Daisakusen]] was undone. That was totally inappropriate to do. This article name is in fact correct, according to the katakana プロポーズ, which romanized is "puropoozu". [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:09, 16 Apr 2007 (CDT)

Um, yes, I know how to read katakana. I'm fluent in Japanese, which is why I changed it to "Propose" since that is what the katakana reading of　プロポーズ is. The katakana IS NOT プロポーザル. I have also watched a lot of the promotion for this drama and every single time this drama has been called "Propose Daisakusen" and not "Proposal Daisakusen". So I don't understand why the drama title is written incorrectly on Dramawiki.
:Ummmm... [http://www.google.com/search?q=%22proposal+daisakusen%22&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a Because almost 10,000 articles on Google says otherwise?] Just a hunch... [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:36, 16 Apr 2007 (CDT)

Ummmmm, that's because most people come to Dramawiki for information in English about Japanese Dramas? If Dramawiki has it wrong, then a lot of other sources will get it wring too. Just a hunch. By the way, most of the results are blogs by fangirls and whatnot, who, once again, get their info from Dramawiki. If you trust those over the official sources, I guess I can't do much. The title is プロポーズ and not プロポーザル, like I already said.
:Dude, first off don't give me shit like "Ummmmm" and such. You're just a punk. You made your point. [http://blogs.indiewire.com/twhalliii/middle_finger.jpg You deal with it among yourself]. Second, you give DramaWiki too much credit. The day the article was created, we used Google like I did just now. And at that time, "Proposal Daisakusen" was still the majority search result over "propose". This is in accordance with our romanization policy, which states that the number-one criterion is the most popular search result on the Internet - regardless of the actual romanization's correctness. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 02:57, 16 Apr 2007 (CDT)

So does that mean the article title will remain as it is? Perpetuating the flow of incorrect information, etc, etc?

And you know, I would never have taken that tone with you if your first message hadn't been so condescending and then your second one so sarcastic. It raises a girl's hackles, to say the least. So do unnecessary namecalling and rude gestures. If you don't want to me to take that tone with you, then it would be nice if you reciprocated in kind. The only reason I edited the article was because I had been noticing the wrong title for days and hoping that someone would change it. No one did, so I decided to. I wasn't expecting to fight over it.
:Although you brag about your knowledge of Japanese and Katakana, here are several other pieces of evidence showing that プロポーズ is being used throughout the Internet as "proposal"
:* [[Oishii Proposal]] (おいしいプロポーズ) - Think about it... "Delicious Propose"? That makes absolutely no sense.
:* [[101st Marriage Proposal]] (101回目のプロポーズ) - "Margaret, this is my 101st marriage propose." Again, it is grammatically incorrect.
:* [http://www.mediapark.ne.jp/chm/proposal.html City-Hotel MINOKAMO] Their entire business uses プロポーズ as proposal. Are you going to squack to them about mis-using the katakana like you did on D-Addicts?
:* Three Internet-based dictionaries: [http://babelfish.altavista.com/ Babelfish], [http://tool.nifty.com/globalgate/ @Nifty] and [http://www.google.com/language_tools Google's own Japanese-English translator] ALL say that プロポーズ is "proposal".
:This is why I'm fighting you over this - to teach you that although you yourself feel that something isn't correct, you do NOT go out on your own and take things into your own hands. If you did this on Wikipedia, you'd get flamed 10-fold. The proper process would have been to post a note in the discussions page of the article in question, then a discussion would have settled the matter. But you didn't. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 15:15, 16 Apr 2007 (CDT)

Hahaha. Um ok, first of all, bragging about my japanese? YOU are the one who was talking to me as if I had no knowledge of it; all I did was tell you that I did indeed know it. Second of all, we're talking about the romaji here and not the translation of the word プロポーズ which is always, but always, "propose".

The english translation would be somewhere along the lines of "The Big Proposal Plan," but that's not what the romaji for the drama title should be, no? The romaji should tell people who can't read Japanese how to say the actual title, like people in Japan, the actors, etc would say it. If you go to youtube and watch any one of many CMs for this drama, you can decide for yourself what they call the drama.

Anyway, I wash my hands off this. You're welcome to your inaccurate information. Thanks for making this a thoroughly unpleasant experience. I'm sure you jerked off long and hard over this :)
:You brought it upon yourself, babe! Make sure the door slams on your ass on your way out. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 15:58, 16 Apr 2007 (CDT)

Brought what on myself? On my way out to where? If you're going to ban me, then just do it; it's more than welcome at this point. I'll definitely let the door slam into your face on the way out then. But try to keep the irrelevant statements to a minimum, old man.

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It is Japanese Gairaigo. Not English anymore. The English Grammar can not applied here.

おいしいプロポーズ and 101回目のプロポーズ also Oishii Propose & 101 Kaime no Propose.

The official also use "propose"
http://www.tbs.co.jp/oishii-propose/

http://wwwz.fujitv.co.jp/propose/index2.html

: Groink's point is already very clear, yet you still insist on changing the article and that borders on vandalism. if you really want to change that to Propose, then do the same to the other dramas with the same name. i dont understand why you only focus on Proposal Daisakusen. i hope Groink can see your arguments so that we can settle this once and for all. :[[User:Marienella|Marienella]] 01:37, 13 May 2007
:: I'm sticking with the number-one rule we've set up - the most popular romanized version across the Internet. That is my platform. If you go around calling a fruit an orange, while millions of other people are calling it an apple, you ARE going to lose the battle. That is what DramaWiki has ALWAYS been about from Day 1 - searchability. If you want to be all technical and precise, go to Wikipedia and see how you're handled there. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 13:57, 12 May 2007 (CDT)

hello, i did a research on my own and this is what i discovered. you mentioned previously that you googled prodai and came up with proposal daisakusen before the prodai wiki page was created. Well if you realized, google is aimed toward english speakers, so ofcourse you'll come up with proposal, however i searched up propose daisakusen on yahoo japan, i returned with many hits, including the official pages. Furthermore, if you go to the official page of FujiTV and use the english version of the site, then you will find that Operation Love is the english title for プロポーズ大作戦. ( http://www.fujitv.co.jp/en/programsales/drama/operationlove.html ) Also on google when you search 'propose daisakusen' you get 73,500 hits, and with 'proposal daisakusen' you get 67,200 hits. well thats all i wanted to say.

but a really interesting point is, on june 25, supposedly, FujiTV aired unaired deleted scenes of prodai.

LIAR GAME

2007-05-26T07:33:06Z

Jenijenjen:

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[[File:Liar_Game.jpg|thumb|370px|right|LIAR GAME]]
==Details==
*'''Title:''' ライアーゲーム
*'''Title (English):''' LIAR GAME
*'''Format:''' Renzoku
*'''Genre:''' Psychological Thriller
*'''Episodes:'''
*'''Viewership ratings:'''
*'''Broadcast network:''' Fuji TV
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2007-Apr-14 to 2007-Jun-??
*'''Air time:''' Saturday 23:00

==Synopsis==
Based on the manga series of the same name, [[Toda Erika]] plays an honest college student, Kanzaki Nao, who receives a hundred million yen one day, along with a card saying she has been chosen to take part in the "Liar Game". The aim of the game is to trick the other players out of their hundred million dollars. At the end, the winner gets the hundred million and the loser is a hundred million yen in debt. The next day, she receives notification that her opponent is her former teacher, Fujisawa Kazuo. She goes to him, seeking help, but ends up getting tricked into handing her money over. Desperate, she approaches the police for help, but they are unable to do anything. However, she is told of a mastermind swindler, Akiyama Shinichi, who is to be released from jail the next day. Desperate, she goes to him for help. -- ''[[User:Rikayla|Rikayla]]'' (Updated by ''[[User:Backalley|Backalley]]'')

==Cast==
[[File:Liar Game Chart.jpg|thumb|300px|Correlation Chart]]
*[[Toda Erika]] as Kanzaki Nao
*[[Matsuda Shota]] as Akiyama Shinichi
*[[Kitamura Soichiro]] as Fujisawa Kazuo
*[[Watanabe Ikkei]]
*[[Kichise Michiko]]
*[[Iwasa Mayuko]]
*[[Fukui Tomonobu]]

==Production Credits==
*'''Original writing:''' [[Kaitani Shinobu]]
*'''Screenwriter:'''
*'''Producer:'''
*'''Director:'''
*'''Music:'''

==Episode Titles==
*'''Ep 01:''' 億の金をめぐる熾烈な頭脳戦がスタート手に汗握るハラハラドキドキ心理トリック
*'''Ep 02:''' 話題沸騰の第2話!!　壮絶な戦いの結末は!?　逆転勝利を手にする秋山の秘策とは何だ!?
*'''Ep 03:''' 戦慄の第3話!! 22億争奪戦少数決スタート闘いは新たなる舞台に君は生き残れるか!?
*'''Ep 04:''' 衝撃の第4話!! 遂にＸの正体が明らかに!! Xvs秋山の行方は!?逆転に次ぐ逆転劇!!
*'''Ep 05:''' 驚愕の結末!!21億円奪い取るのは誰だ!? LGTの真の狙いは!?戦いは新たな舞台へ!!
*'''Ep 06:''' 震撼リストラゲーム敗者復活戦が始まる!! 罠にはまったナオは孤立無援の絶望地獄!!
*'''Ep 07:''' 絶体絶命リストラ必至!!絶望地獄に堕ちたナオ!! 奇跡の復活劇は起こるか!?秋山は!?

==Episode Ratings==
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0"
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Episode
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Kanto
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Kansai
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Nationwide
|- align=center
| 01 || 12.3 || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 02 || 12.8 || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 03 || 08.7 || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 04 || 09.6 || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 05 || 10.0 || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 06 || 11.4 || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 07 || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 08 || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 09 || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 10 || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 11 || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|- align="center" style="background:#ffdead;"
! average || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|}
Source: [http://www.videor.co.jp Video Research, Ltd.]

==External Links==
*[http://wwwz.fujitv.co.jp/liargame/index2.html Official site]
*[[Wikipedia:ja:LIAR_GAME|Japanese Wikipedia]]
*[http://www.tokyograph.com/news/id-521 Announcement]

{{SeasonRing|Fuji TV|Saturday 23:00|Winter 2007|--|Summer 2007|[[LIFE]]}}

[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama2007]] [[Category:Fuji TV]]

Proposal Daisakusen

2007-05-26T07:26:28Z

Jenijenjen:

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[[File:Operation Love.jpg|thumb|330px|Proposal Daisakusen ~Operation Love~]]
==Details==
*'''Title:''' プロポーズ大作戦
*'''Tagline:''' Operation Love
*'''Title (romaji):''' Propose Daisakusen
*'''Format:''' Renzoku
*'''Episodes:''' 11
*'''Viewership ratings:'''
*'''Broadcast network:''' Fuji TV
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2007-Apr-16 to 2007-Jun-25
*'''Air time:''' [[Gekku|Monday 21:00]]
*'''Theme song:''' ''Ashita Hareru Kana'' by Keisuke Kuwata of Southern All Stars
*'''Insert song (ep2):''' ''Chiisana Koi no Uta'' by Mongol 800

==Synopsis==
[[Yamashita Tomohisa]] and [[Nagasawa Masami]] play a young man and woman who have been friends since elementary school. Yamashita's character, Iwase Ken, is obstinate and unskilled in love, but he fell long ago for the lively and cheerful woman, Yoshida Rei, played by Nagasawa. But Rei is about to get married to another man. While Ken and other friends from high-school attend the wedding ceremony, a fairy appears and sends Ken back in time, giving him a second chance to win the girl he loves.

==Cast==
[[File:Proposal_Daisakusen_-_Chart_2007.jpg|thumb|350px|Correlation Chart (Present Time, 2007)]]
*[[Yamashita Tomohisa]] as Iwase Ken
**[[Kitamura Kaito]] (北村海斗) (third grade)
*[[Nagasawa Masami]] as Yoshida Rei
**[[Matsumoto Tamaki]] (松元環季) (third grade)
**[[Hashimoto Kurumi]] (橋本くるみ) (primary school)
*[[Fujiki Naohito]] as Tada Tetsuya
*[[Eikura Nana]] as Oku Eri
*[[Hiraoka Yuuta]] as Enokido Mikio
*[[Hamada Gaku]] as Tsurumi Hisashi
*[[Mikami Hiroshi]] as Yosei
*[[Matsushige Yutaka]] as Itou Matsunori
*[[Yamazaki Shigenori]] as 御法川潤蔵
*[[Morimoto Leo]] as Yoshida Takashirei
*[[Miyazaki Yoshiko]] as Yoshida Reina
*[[Watabe Gota]] (渡部豪太) as Nedu Shigeto
*[[Kikuchi Kenichiro]] (菊池健一郎) as Nishio Tamotsu
*[[Takeuchi Tomoya]] (classmate)
*[[Okawa Masahiro]] (大川雅大) (classmate)
*[[Arai Kenta]] (荒井賢太) (classmate)
*[[Ikezawa Ayaka]] (classmate)
*[[Masumoto Yuko]] (classmate)

===Guests===
*[[Sakai Toshiya]] as a taxidriver, staff of a universtiry (ep1, 5)
*[[Troare Issa]] (トラオレ・イッサ) as the runner in the marathon (ep1,2)
*[[Toji Takao]] as the Koshien Umpire (ep1)
*[[Matsumoto Rio]] as Cameron (ep3)
*[[Hoshii Nanase]] as Nagase Misa (ep4)
*[[Hara Fumina]] as Matsuki Yuko (ep4,5,6)
*[[Natsuyagi Isao]] as Yoshida Futoshi (Rei's grandfather, ep5)

==Production Credits==
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Kaneko Shigeki]] (金子茂樹)
*'''Producer:''' [[Takiyama Madoka]] (瀧山麻土香), [[Sansao Reiko]] (三竿玲子)
*'''Director:''' [[Narita Takeshi]]
*'''Music:''' [[Yoshikawa Kei]] (吉川慶)

==Episode Titles==
*'''Ep 01:''' You can get married if you can go to the baseball championship!?
*'''Ep 02:''' You can get married through coffee milk!?
*'''Ep 03:''' Can you get married if you switch seats?
*'''Ep 04:''' Can you get married by the second button?

==Episode Ratings==
{| border="1" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="0"
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Episode
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Kanto
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Kansai
! width=100 bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Nationwide
|- align=center
| 01 || 19.3 || 19.5 || ??.?
|- align=center
| 02 || 17.1 || 17.1 || ??.?
|- align=center
| 03 || 13.4 || 12.7 || ??.?
|- align=center
| 04 || 16.4 || 11.4 || ??.?
|- align=center
| 05 || 16.9 || 15.7 || ??.?
|- align=center
| 06 || 17.4 || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 07 || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 08 || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 09 || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 10 || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|- align=center
| 11 || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|- align="center" style="background:#ffdead;"
! average || ??.? || ??.? || ??.?
|}
Source: [http://www.videor.co.jp Video Research, Ltd.]

==External Links==
*[http://wwwz.fujitv.co.jp/propose/index2.html Official site]
*[[Wikipedia:ja:プロポーズ大作戦 (テレビドラマ)|Japanese Wikipedia]]

{{SeasonRing|Fuji TV|[[Getsuku (Fuji TV)|Monday 21:00]]|Winter 2007|[[Tokyo Tower 2007]]|Summer 2007|[[First Kiss]]}}

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