Akai Tsuki - Revision history

Keiko1981 at 15:14, 10 May 2026

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Eunix98 at 19:09, 17 October 2020

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Keiko1981 at 00:55, 21 February 2020

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Keiko1981 at 09:52, 7 August 2019

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Keiko1981 at 21:01, 12 June 2016

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Keiko1981 at 15:53, 8 January 2014

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Bluenvision at 20:35, 14 March 2008

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Bluenvision at 22:26, 18 January 2008

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Aiscess at 07:20, 12 December 2006

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Groink at 11:15, 7 December 2005

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 *'''Title:''' 赤い月
 *'''Title (romaji):''' Akai Tsuki
-*'''Genre:''' Historical tanpatsu drama
+*'''Genre:''' Historical
 *'''Episodes:''' 1 (DVD release), 6 (NGN release)
 *'''Broadcast network:''' TV Tokyo
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 [[Category:JDrama2004]]
 [[Category:TV Tokyo]]

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 ==Production Credits==
 *'''Original work:''' [[Nakanishi Rei]]
-*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Takeyama You]] (竹山洋)
+*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Takeyama Yo]]
 ==External Links==

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-[[File:Akai Tsuki-billboard-300px.jpg|thumb|320px]]
+[[File:Akai Tsuki-billboard-300px.jpg|thumb|350px|Akai Tsuki]]
 ==Details==
 *'''Title:''' 赤い月

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 ;Part 6, Final episode
 The date of Namiko and others' return to Japan is set. Himuro, who worked as an intelligence officer for the Kwantung Army, reveals his intent to turn himself in to the Chinese government as a soldier of the Kwantung Army, but only after seeing to it that every last Japanese is refugee returned to Japan. Fifty-five years later, after visiting Mudan River, eldest daughter Misaki returns in late summer to Kyoto to visit an old man. She has come to turn in Helena's cross that Namiko has entrusted to her.
 ==Cast==
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 ==Production Credits==
-*'''Original story:''' [[Nakanishi Rei]]
+*'''Original work:''' [[Nakanishi Rei]]
 *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Takeyama You]] (竹山洋)

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 ==External Links==
-*[http://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/tuki/ Official TV Tokyo site]
+*[http://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/tuki/ Official site]
 [[Category:JDrama]]
 [[Category:JDrama2004]]
 [[Category:TV Tokyo]]

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 *[[Chii Takeo]] as Tsukamoto
 *[[Ichihara Etsuko]] as Morita Misaki
-*[[Sato Hikaru]]
+*[[Sato Hikaru]] (佐藤光) as Morita Misaki
 *[[Emoto Tasuku]] as Morita Kazuo
 ==Production Credits==

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 ==Cast==
 [[File:Akai Tsuki-cast.jpg|thumb|200px|Cast of Characters]]
-*[[Takashima Reiko]]
+*[[Takashima Reiko]] as Morita Namiko
-*[[Naitou Takashi]]
+*[[Naitou Takashi]] as Morita Yutaro
-*[[Terawaki Yasufumi]]
+*[[Terawaki Yasufumi]] as Osugi Kanji
-*[[Nakamura Shido]]
+*[[Nakamura Shido]] as Himuro Keisuke
-*[[Izumi Pinko]]
+*[[Izumi Pinko]] as Hara Yoko
-*[[Nakamura Baijaku]]
+*[[Nakamura Baijaku]] as Makita Masakazu
-*[[Chii Takeo]]
+*[[Chii Takeo]] as Tsukamoto
-*[[Ichihara Etsuko]]
+*[[Ichihara Etsuko]] as Morita Misaki
 *[[Sato Hikaru]]
-*[[Emoto Tasuku]]
+*[[Emoto Tasuku]] as Morita Kazuo
 ==Production Credits==

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 [[File:Akai Tsuki-billboard-300px.jpg|thumb|320px]]
 ==Details==
 *'''Episodes:''' 1 (DVD release), 6 (NGN release)
-*'''Broadcasted by:''' [[TV Tokyo]]
+*'''Broadcast network:''' TV Tokyo
 *'''Broadcast date:''' 2004-12-29
 ==Synopsis==
-'''Parts 1 and 2'''
+{{spoiler}}
+;Parts 1 and 2
 Fifty-five years after World War II, Morita Misaki travels to China with hopes of uncovering the truth behind the murder of a young Russian woman she witnessed as a child. Her journey allows her to revisit her childhood memories and retrace her family's struggles in a foreign land.
 In the midst of WWII, the Morita family moves to Manchuria to start a Japanese sake factory. Though their hopes for a new life seem quickly realized with the success of their business, the family's fortunes take a turn for the worse when a military informant accuses their live-in tutor of being a spy for Russia. Further complications arise when Russia begins its invasion of Manchuria and the family is forced to flee for their lives. In the midst of the ensuing turmoil and confusion, the Morita family, led by matriarch Namiko, must find the strength to endure and survive.
-'''Part 3'''
+;Part 3
 When the Soviet Army invades Manchuria, things become chaotic at Morita Brewery. Riots by the Manchurian people make Namiko decide to abandon her home and seek refuge. But when she and the others arrive at Mudan Station, she finds that military personnel and their families have occupied all the trains, forcing Namiko and the other civilians to wait.
-'''Part 4'''
+;Part 4
 Namiko and her family take four days to arrive at Harbin on August 15, the day of Japan's unconditional surrender. Embolded by the news, the Manchurians confiscated all valuables and even luggage. Namiko finds lodging at a city hotel, where she shaves Misaki bald in order to keep her from being molested by Soviet soldiers.
-'''Part 5'''
+;Part 5
-Morita Yutaro returns from prisoner of war camp in very poor health and does not survive the severe Harbin winter. He was 46 years old. Namiko, who lost all will to live after losing her husband, meets a Chinese merchant engaged in a wide range of businesses in Harbin.
+;Part 6, Final episode
-'''Part 6, Final episode'''
+==Cast==
-The date of Namiko and others' return to Japan is set. Himuro, who worked as an intelligence officer for the Kwantung Army, reveals his intent to turn himself in to the Chinese government as a soldier of the Kwantung Army, but only after seeing to it that every last Japanese is refugee returned to Japan. Fifty-five years later, after visiting Mudan River, eldest daughter Misaki returns in late summer to Kyoto to visit an old man. She has come to turn in Helena's cross that Namiko has entrusted to her.
+==Production Credits==
 ==External Links==