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*'''Original work:''' Manga by Nakamura Asumiko | *'''Original work:''' Manga by Nakamura Asumiko | ||
| − | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Kodera Kazuhisa]] (小寺和久), [[Inoue Kiko]] | + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Kodera Kazuhisa]] (小寺和久), [[Inoue Kiko]] |
*'''Director:''' [[Hara Hiroto]] (原廣利) | *'''Director:''' [[Hara Hiroto]] (原廣利) | ||
*'''Music:''' [[Iwamoto Yuji]], [[Maeda Emi]] (前田恵実) | *'''Music:''' [[Iwamoto Yuji]], [[Maeda Emi]] (前田恵実) | ||
Latest revision as of 08:18, 6 September 2026
Details
- Title: ウツボラ
- Title (romaji): Utsubora
- Also known as: The Story of a Novelist
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Mystery
- Episodes: 8
- Broadcast network: WOWOW
- Broadcast period: 2023-Mar-24 to 2023-May-12
- Air time: Friday 23:30
Synopsis
One day, a beautiful woman named Fujino Aki died mysteriously. A woman, Sakura, who claims to be Aki's twin sister, appears in front of popular novelist Mizorogi Shun and turns out Mizorogi had plagiarised Aki's novel "Utsubora". Sakura, who has the manuscript of "Utsubora", makes a proposal to Mizorogi but this drives him into deep darkness. Meanwhile, detectives from Koharu Police Station are pursuing the truth behind Aki's death.
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Cast
- Main Cast
- Maeda Atsuko as Fujino Aki (Novelist)
- Maeda Atsuko as Miki Sakura (Aki's self-claimed twin sister)
- Others
- Kitamura Yukiya as Mizorogi Shun (Novelist)
- Fujiwara Kisetsu as Tsuji Makoto (Shun's editor in charge)
- Taira Yuna as Mizorogi Koyomi (Shun's niece)
- Hinagata Akiko as Nomiya Ai (Novelist)
- Watanabe Ikkei as Yatabe Osamu (Novelist)
- Okayama Hajime as Mochizuki Tsuyoshi (Detective)
- Takeda Kohei as Kaiba Yoshitsugu (Detective)
Production Credits
- Original work: Manga by Nakamura Asumiko
- Screenwriter: Kodera Kazuhisa (小寺和久), Inoue Kiko
- Director: Hara Hiroto (原廣利)
- Music: Iwamoto Yuji, Maeda Emi (前田恵実)
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