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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
*'''Title:''' 유리화 / Yurihwa | *'''Title:''' 유리화 / Yurihwa | ||
*'''Also known as:''' Stained Glass Window | *'''Also known as:''' Stained Glass Window | ||
| − | *'''Genre:''' | + | *'''Genre:''' Melodrama, Romance |
*'''Episodes:''' 18 | *'''Episodes:''' 18 | ||
*'''Broadcast network:''' SBS | *'''Broadcast network:''' SBS | ||
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2004- | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2004-Dec-01 to 2005-Feb-03 |
*'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55 | *'''Air time:''' Wednesday & Thursday 21:55 | ||
| + | *'''Original soundtrack:''' [[Stained Glass OST]] | ||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | During their childhood, Dong | + | During their childhood, Dong Joo and Gi Tae are both abandoned by their real parents. In the orphanage, they grow up like brothers and become best friends. Ji Soo transfers to the school where Dong Joo and Gi Tae attends. At the same time, they both fall in love with her. While trying to get Ji Soo's ocarina, Dong Joo is caught in the river and is presumed drowned. A Japanese couple adopted him after he was rescued in the river and he became a heir to their corpotate throne. Meanwhile Gi Tae takes Dong Joo's place in Ji Soo's affections and they later become a couple. Twelve years later, Dong Joo, as a Japanese gentleman, returns to Korea and his feelings for Ji Soo begin to develop and his friendship with Gi Tae begin to unravel. |
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| + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
| + | <vote type=1/> | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | *[[Kim Ha Neul]] as Shin Ji | + | ;Main Cast |
| − | *[[Lee Dong Gun]] as Han Dong | + | *[[Kim Ha Neul]] as Shin Ji Soo |
| − | *[[Kim Sung Soo]] as Park | + | **[[Park Eun Bin]] as young Ji Soo |
| − | *[[Jo Yi Jin]] as Park Tae | + | *[[Lee Dong Gun (1980)|Lee Dong Gun]] as Han Dong Joo / Yuichi Yamamoto |
| − | *[[Shim Ji Ho]] as Shin Ji | + | **[[Lee Pung Woon]] as young Dong Joo |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Kim Sung Soo]] as Park Ki Tae |
| − | *[[Ahn Hye Ran]] as Shim Joo | + | **[[Kim Hak Joon]] as young Ki Tae |
| − | *[[Yoo Min]] as Jang Soo | + | ;Supporting Cast |
| − | *[[No Joo Hyun]] as President Park | + | *[[Jo Yi Jin]] as Park Tae Hee / Mako (Ki Tae's sister) |
| − | *[[Lee Eung Kyung]] as Cha Jin | + | *[[Shim Ji Ho]] as Shin Ji Suk (Ji Soo's brother) |
| − | *[[Han In Soo]] as Shin Jae Man/Yukio Yamamoto | + | **[[Jung Hyung Min]] as young Ji Suk |
| − | *[[Kuroda Fukumi]] as Keiko Yamamoto | + | *[[Kim Se Ah]] as Chae Yoon Suh |
| + | *[[Ahn Hye Ran]] as Shim Joo Kyung (Ji Soo's friend) | ||
| + | *[[Fueki Yuko|Yoo Min]] as Jang Soo Yeon | ||
| + | *[[No Joo Hyun]] as President Park (Ki Tae's father) | ||
| + | *[[Lee Eung Kyung]] as Cha Jin Joo (Ki Tae's mother) | ||
| + | *[[Han In Soo]] as Shin Jae Man / Yukio Yamamoto | ||
| + | *[[Kuroda Fukumi]] as Keiko Yamamoto (Dong Joo's adoptive mother) | ||
*[[Kaneko Noboru]] as Tani Masato | *[[Kaneko Noboru]] as Tani Masato | ||
| + | *[[Lee Hee Do]] | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
| − | *''' | + | *'''Production:''' SBS |
| + | *'''Producer:''' [[Goo Bon Geun]] | ||
*'''Director:''' [[Lee Chang Soon]] | *'''Director:''' [[Lee Chang Soon]] | ||
| − | *''' | + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Park Hye Kyung]] |
| + | *'''Assistant Director:''' [[Park Soo Chul]], [[Kwon Hyuk Chan]] | ||
*'''Cinematography:''' Yun Dae Young | *'''Cinematography:''' Yun Dae Young | ||
*'''Lighting:''' Jeon Hong Geun | *'''Lighting:''' Jeon Hong Geun | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*[http://tv.sbs.co.kr/yuriwha/ Official Homepage] | *[http://tv.sbs.co.kr/yuriwha/ Official Homepage] | ||
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| − | + | {{DramaRing|SBS|[[List_of_Dramas_aired_in_Korea_by_SBS#WedThuNight|Wednesday & Thursday 21:55]]|[[When a Man is in Love]]|[[Hong Kong Express]]}} | |
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[[Category:KDrama]][[Category:KDrama2004]][[Category:SBS]] | [[Category:KDrama]][[Category:KDrama2004]][[Category:SBS]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:36, 27 April 2026
Details
- Title: 유리화 / Yurihwa
- Also known as: Stained Glass Window
- Genre: Melodrama, Romance
- Episodes: 18
- Broadcast network: SBS
- Broadcast period: 2004-Dec-01 to 2005-Feb-03
- Air time: Wednesday & Thursday 21:55
- Original soundtrack: Stained Glass OST
Synopsis
During their childhood, Dong Joo and Gi Tae are both abandoned by their real parents. In the orphanage, they grow up like brothers and become best friends. Ji Soo transfers to the school where Dong Joo and Gi Tae attends. At the same time, they both fall in love with her. While trying to get Ji Soo's ocarina, Dong Joo is caught in the river and is presumed drowned. A Japanese couple adopted him after he was rescued in the river and he became a heir to their corpotate throne. Meanwhile Gi Tae takes Dong Joo's place in Ji Soo's affections and they later become a couple. Twelve years later, Dong Joo, as a Japanese gentleman, returns to Korea and his feelings for Ji Soo begin to develop and his friendship with Gi Tae begin to unravel.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Main Cast
- Kim Ha Neul as Shin Ji Soo
- Park Eun Bin as young Ji Soo
- Lee Dong Gun as Han Dong Joo / Yuichi Yamamoto
- Lee Pung Woon as young Dong Joo
- Kim Sung Soo as Park Ki Tae
- Kim Hak Joon as young Ki Tae
- Supporting Cast
- Jo Yi Jin as Park Tae Hee / Mako (Ki Tae's sister)
- Shim Ji Ho as Shin Ji Suk (Ji Soo's brother)
- Jung Hyung Min as young Ji Suk
- Kim Se Ah as Chae Yoon Suh
- Ahn Hye Ran as Shim Joo Kyung (Ji Soo's friend)
- Yoo Min as Jang Soo Yeon
- No Joo Hyun as President Park (Ki Tae's father)
- Lee Eung Kyung as Cha Jin Joo (Ki Tae's mother)
- Han In Soo as Shin Jae Man / Yukio Yamamoto
- Kuroda Fukumi as Keiko Yamamoto (Dong Joo's adoptive mother)
- Kaneko Noboru as Tani Masato
- Lee Hee Do
Production Credits
- Production: SBS
- Producer: Goo Bon Geun
- Director: Lee Chang Soon
- Screenwriter: Park Hye Kyung
- Assistant Director: Park Soo Chul, Kwon Hyuk Chan
- Cinematography: Yun Dae Young
- Lighting: Jeon Hong Geun
External Links