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User talk:YtToshi

2006-04-06T20:09:04Z

Kai0227:

Back on the D-Addicts forums, we decided awhile back to switch to the YYYY-MM-DD format, rather than the DD Month YYYY format. I'll go ahead and fix everything back. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 14:44, 25 Dec 2005 (EST)

Groink: Don't you mean YYYY-MM-DD instead of YYYY-DD-MM? --[[User:Gryzze|Gryzze]] 19:12, 25 Dec 2005 (EST)

LOL! Yes, I meant YYYY-MM-DD... Corrected! :) [[User:Groink|Groink]] 19:29, 25 Dec 2005 (EST)

Thanks Gryzze and Groink for the changes. I was confused at first as to which way the date should be represented for every profile that needed to be edited. At first, I thought I had it right the first time, but on a lot of the kept showing the DD Month YYYY format and that's why I made those changes. Again, thanks for the changes and explanation.

== Fansites not allowed in the links section? ==

Hello, I noticed you removed the "Takashi Sorimachi Fansite" from the links section. So I guess any "fansite" should be deleted, like the one listed on:
http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Yamada_Takayuki
Am I right? ^_^

Please, forgive me for any mistake m(_ _)m
--[[User:Martina|Martina]] 01:33, 11 Mar 2006 (EST)

Yes, fansite should be removed from the Wikipedia because they don't present information about the actor or actress. The reason it's still up there right now is because many of the editors are busy fixing other pages that have been corrupted when the sysadmin updated the Wikipedia software. So, over time, they will be deleted by the moderators. No need to apologize since you didn't know about this and trust me, many people have made the same mistake as you did. So, at least it was nice that you talked about it here, unlike other users who continue to "follow the leader" --[[User:YtToshi|YtToshi]] 01:43, 11 Mar 2006 (EST)

Thank you ^_^ I don't agree that "fansites don't present information about the actor", because sometimes fansites are more complete than the official ones, and also the official sites are usually "Japanese only", which not many people can read.
But of course I understand it's forbidden to link fansites, and I won't do it anymore ^_^
--[[User:Martina|Martina]] 01:54, 11 Mar 2006 (EST)

:There is some misunderstanding it seems. There is no such rule. You may link everything that contains further information. But you should avoid links to commercial sites (unless they pay us, haha) or to "volatile" fansites. Generally sites which appear and disappear, or are not providing any further information, or even illegal sites should not be linked. I guess this alone renders many fansites not useful for DramaWiki. --[[User:MoerkJ|<FONT COLOR="#008800">MoerkJ</FONT>]] 04:32, 11 Mar 2006 (EST)

::Thanks MoerkJ for the explanation :D I thought that this site could be useful on the Sorimachi entry: http://romance.altervista.org/sorimachi/ It certainly contains further information (and updated news) about Sorimachi, but YtToshi removed it anyway...

:::The one thing that I'M trying to avoid is having some people use DramaWiki as just another site to further increase their Google points and boost their ratings in other search engines. There was one person here who probably owned an idols fansite, and tried posting his URL on dozens of the artist articles. I've actually seen the Wikipedia and even the Public MM wiki admins remove fansite links for this reason.

:::What we need to do is to define:
:::1) The purpose of "External Links" on an artist page.
:::2) What constitutes a "site" that further explorers the artist, but at the same time does not expose DramaWiki of possible problems (unauthorized linking, linking of unaccepatable content like erotic photos or vulgar language).

:::We actually dicussed this in the DramaWiki forum on D-A. Basically, we're linking to: Wikipedia, JDorama.com, Public MM wiki and "official" web sites. If I were to use my own criteria right now to analyse the site [[User:Martina|Martina]] tried linking to, I'd say it would be acceptable because this particular fansite does show some credibility (ex: taking out a domain name using the artist's name, and the content is organized and written well.) But again, allowing linking to a home-made Yahoo site or any other sites that have a million other artists should really be frowned upon. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 17:08, 11 Mar 2006 (EST)

::::Thank you, Groink ^_^ I agree with you. So, maybe this time I could link that Sorimachi fansite again, without it being removed? And I also wanted to link this: http://perso.wanadoo.fr/taro-yamamoto/ on the page about Yamamoto Taro...

:::::Since both Groink and MoerkJ have said it's okay to add the fansite links, I won't interfere in this matter any longer and I'll go on to other pages that need to be fixed. So, if you feel that the links would be a good addition to the artist, then add them to the artist's page.
::::::I'd still remove the fansite links, but only after looking over each of the fansite. If the site has nothing to contribute except for photos and the usual information you can find on Wikipedia or other wiki, I would still remove the link. Basically, use your own judgement. Personally, I would have removed the link myself. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 04:16, 13 Mar 2006 (EST)

== Fukatsu Eri ==

I know it should be Fukatsu Eri, I wasn't the one who wrote the entry name for her profile. All I did was add information about her. After all, I did write it as "Fukatsu Eri" under the romanization of her name. I'm unfamiliar with editing things in DramaWiki so I didn't try to change the entry name. I'm learning more about editing things here though, so I changed the name on the "One Million Stars Falling from the Sky" page to "Fukatsu Eri." It links to the already existing profile page for her. I didn't realize there was already a page on her so I tried to help out by adding information to the "Eri Fukatsu" page. I wonder if someone can delete that page.--[[User:Kai0227|Kai0227]] 16:09, 6 Apr 2006 (EDT)

A Million Stars Fall from the Sky

2006-04-06T20:03:06Z

Kai0227:

[[File:Yuko ryo.jpg|thumb|250px|Yuko and Ryo]]

==Details==
*'''Title:''' 空から降る一億の星 / Sora Kara Furu Ichioku no Hoshi
*'''Also known as:''' The Smile Has Left Your Eyes / One Million Stars Falling from the Sky
*'''Episodes:''' 11
*'''Genre:''' Romance, Mystery
*'''Viewership ratings:''' 22.26%
*'''Broadcaste period:''' [[:Category:Fuji TV|Fuji TV]]
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2002-04-15 to 2002-06-24
*'''Air time:''' Monday 9:00-9:54 PM
*'''Theme song:''' ''Smile by'' [[Wikipedia:Elvis Costello|Elvis Costello]]

==Synopsis==
The story opens after a young female student kills herself by jumping off a balcony. It's soon discovered that she was in fact stabbed, and the room arranged to make it look like a suicide. And so we begin. A few minor details lead Detective Kanzo ([[Sanma Akashiya]]) to suspect that Ryo ([[Kimura Takuya]]), an enigmatic chef's assistant, knows more about her death.The two have run into each other by chance a few times, and each time left Kanzo with an uncomfortable feeling. Every clue that is revealed seems to lead to more questions about Ryo, his obsessive girlfriend, his callous and manipulative relations with several women, and about a painful memory from Kanzo's past. Things get more complicated when a powerful love/hate relationship develops between Ryo and Kanza's little sister, the beautiful Yuko ([[Eri Fukatsu]]). What exactly is their connection? As the evidence (and body count) rises, Kanza tries desperately to save his sister from Ryo's influence. He's no saint, but is he the Devil Kanza thinks he is? And why? The answers will floor you, even when you think you've got them figured out already.

==Cast==
*[[Sanma Akashiya]] as Dojima Kanzo
*[[Kimura Takuya]] as Katase Ryo
*[[Fukatsu Eri]] as Dojima Yuko
*[[Shibasaki Kou]] as Mizashita Yuki
*[[Riosei Tayama]] as Takashi Osawa
*[[Yajima Norito]] as Kusaka Keita
*[[Morishita Aiko]] as Sugita Kotoko
*[[Igawa Haruka]] as Nishihara Miwa
*[[Ohsumi Kenya]] as Kashiwagi Naoya
*[[Kaneko Takatoshi]] as Mukai Yuki

==Production Credits==
*'''Producer:''' 高井一郎, 鈴木吉弘
*'''Director:''' [[Nakae Isamu]], [[Hirano Shin]]
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Kitagawa Eriko]]
*'''Music:'''

==Review by aNToK==
Boy, doesn't that sound exciting? So much so, that I had this laying around for 6 months until neonkinpatsu mentioned a plot twist or two that made me rethink watching. And here we are.

Folks, if you come into this drama thinking you're going to see some run-of-the-mill whodunnit drama with a little love thrown in or something, you'll be wrong. Dead wrong. If your idea of a good time is seeing a few J-idols fall in love, have problems, work everything out, live happily ever after, or if you just like salivating over Takuya Kimura, go watch Long Vacation, Beautiful Life, or Love Generation or something. You'll be happier that way. Trust me.

BUT...

If you're looking for something with realism and bite, that doesn't just poke around at the dark side of the human mind, but wallows in it like a starving pig at a trough, then you just might be ready for Million Stars. Maybe.
This is as close to a life-altering drama as I've seen yet, and I've seen a bunch. Two days later, I'm still thinking about it. Quite simply, this drama is a dark masterpiece, and noone who watches it will come out unaffected...

Like I said before, this drama is a true modern masterpiece. The characters are real, with good and bad sides to all.The burn scars that Ryo and Yuko share to me represent the emotional scars that dwell within us all. The director does an amazing job building tension in every episode, and when the slightly eerie "Mission Impossible" style music starts up at the end of every show, the cliffhanger leaves you jumping as fast as you can to the next episode.
This series is like a speeding train with no brakes. You know there's going to be a crash somewhere, but you've got to keep watching to see where the bodies fall.

After the emotionally draining experience that drama was for me, I'm going to have to rewatch Sweet 18 or something to get my head back on straight. It's that effecting.

Okay, maybe I'll play that scene from ep 11 just one more time first....<br>
'''Rating:''' See it/Life Altering (4.5/5)

==External Links==
*[http://www.fujitv.co.jp/jp/b_hp/sorakara/ Official Site]
*[http://jdorama.com/drama.657.htm JDorama.com]
*[http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/空から降る一億の星 Wikipedia]
*[http://www.spcnet.tv/reviews/review.php?rID=243 Spcnet.tv Review]
*[http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=9478 Discussion @ D-Addicts.com]

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User talk:YtToshi

2006-04-06T20:01:50Z

Kai0227:

Eri Fukatsu

2006-04-06T15:39:56Z

Kai0227:

'''Name:''' 深津絵里

'''Name (romaji):''' Fukatsu Eri

'''Profession:''' Actress

'''Date of birth:''' January 11, 1973

'''Birthplace:''' Oita

'''Height:''' 156cm

'''Weight:''' 41kg

'''Star sign:''' Capricorn

'''Blood type:''' O