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==Details==
*'''Title:''' チロルの挽歌
*'''Title (romaji):''' Chiroru no Banka
*'''Also known as:''' An Elegy Of Tyrole / Tyrolean World
*'''Genre:''' Drama
*'''Episodes:''' 2
*'''Broadcast network:''' NHK
*'''Broadcast period:''' 1992-Apr-11 to 1992-Apr-18

==Synopsis==
Drama about a railway engineer who suddenly gets transfered to be in charge of the development of a resort in Hokkaido. He accepts the job not knowing his wife lives in the town with her lover whom she eloped with.

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==Cast==
*[[Takakura Ken]] (高倉健) 
*[[Ohara Reiko]] (大原麗子)
*[[Sugiura Naoki]]
*[[Kawarazaki Choichiro]] (河原崎長一郎) 
*[[Nishioka Tokuma]]
*[[Kaneko Nobuo]] (金子信雄)
*[[Okada Eiji]] (岡田英次)
*[[Sano Asao]] (佐野浅夫)
*[[Ashikawa Makoto]] (芦川誠) 
*[[Tanaka Yoshitake]] (田中義剛)
*[[Shirashima Yasuyo]] (白島靖代)
*[[Sugai Kin]]
*[[Abe Hiroshi]]
*[[Aoki Kazuyo]]

==Production Credits==
*'''Director:''' [[Tomizawa Masayuki]] (富沢正幸)
*'''Music:''' [[Hinata Toshifumi]]
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Yamada Taichi]]

==Notes==
The shooting location was Ashibetsu City. There is an actual "Canadian World Park" (カナディアンワールド公園) that opened there in 1990, which became the model for the fictional Tyrolean World.
While unrelated to the fictional Tyrolean World, it was also a symbol of regional revitalization due to the closing of coal mines in that area.

==External Links==
*[[Wikipedia:ja:チロルの挽歌|Japanese Wikipedia]]

[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama1992]] [[Category:NHK]]