Hotelier (TV Asahi) - Revision history

Eunix98 at 04:38, 27 July 2020

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 *'''Original screenplay:''' [[Kang Eun Kyung]]
 *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Egashira Michiru]]
-*'''Producer:''' [[Miwa Yumiko]] (三輪祐見子), [[Funatsu Koichi]]
+*'''Producer:''' [[Miwa Yumiko]], [[Funatsu Koichi]]
 *'''Director:''' [[Kinoshita Takao]], [[Hijikata Masato]], [[Kitagawa Manabu]] (北川学)
 *'''Music:''' [[Oshima Michiru]]

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 ==Synopsis==
 An incident in the past causes Ogata Kouhei ([[Tanabe Seiichi]]) to resign his position and leave the country in shame. Now, at the hotel's 30th anniversary, the hotel is facing a crisis; the president has just been submitted to the hospital, and the hotel is facing a potential takeover. Under his request, assistant manager Odagiri Kyoko ([[Ueto Aya]]) goes to Korea in order to convince Kouhei to return. Kyoko is caught up in an incident when her purse is stolen when she meets Mizusawa Keigo ([[Oikawa Mitsuhiro]]), who tries to help her. Ultimately, Kyoko comes back to Japan unsuccessful. However, under the advice from Korean hotel manager Shin Dong Hyuk ([[Bae Yong Jun]]), Kouhei returns to Tokyo Ocean Hotel as the position of the new general manager. Upon his return however, Kyoko once again meets Mizusawa Keigo. Little does Kyoko know, not only does Keigo want to take over the Tokyo Ocean Hotel, but he also carries affections for her. - ''[[User:Rikayla|Rikayla]]''
 ==Cast==

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 *Guest star, [[Bae Yong Jun]] was actually in the original Korean version of [[Hotelier]], and his character was by the same name, Shin Dong Hyuk. In this Japanese version, however, he does  not play the same character (the antagonist, which is played by [[Oikawa Mitsuhiro]] in this version), but instead a supporter of [[Ueto Aya]]'s character. Most of his lines will be in Korean, and his scenes will be shot in Korea as well.
 *The motto of the featuring hotel, Tokyo Ocean Hotel, is "L'espoir fait vivre". Translated, it means "Hope makes life".
-*In episode 7, popular Korean group SS501 makes a guest appearance on the show, playing themselves as guests at the starring hotel.
+*In episode 7, popular Korean group [[SS501]] makes a guest appearance on the show, playing themselves as guests at the starring hotel.
 ==Episode Titles==

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 *[[Ryu Raita]] as Murakami Yoshio (ep6)
 *[[Takabayashi Yukiko]] as Murakami Ayumi (ep6)
-*[[Kim Hyun Joong]] (ep7)
+*[[Kim Hyun Joong]] as himself (ep7)
-*[[Heo Young Saeng]] (ep7)
+*[[Heo Young Saeng]] as himself (ep7)
-*[[Kim Kyu Jong]] (ep7)
+*[[Kim Kyu Jong]] as himself (ep7)
-*[[Park Jung Min (Romeo)|Park Jung Min]] (ep7)
+*[[Park Jung Min (Romeo)|Park Jung Min]] as himself (ep7)
-*[[Kim Hyung Joon]] (ep7)
+*[[Kim Hyung Joon]] as himself (ep7)
 ==Production Credits==

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 *[[Heo Young Saeng]] (ep7)
 *[[Kim Kyu Jong]] (ep7)
-**[[Park Jung Min (Romeo)|Park Jung Min]] (ep7)
+*[[Park Jung Min (Romeo)|Park Jung Min]] (ep7)
 *[[Kim Hyung Joon]] (ep7)

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