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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | *[[Kim Ha Neul]] as Shin Ji | + | *[[Kim Ha Neul]] as Shin Ji Soo |
| − | *[[Lee Dong Gun]] as Han Dong | + | *[[Lee Dong Gun]] as Han Dong Joo / Yuichi Yamamoto |
| − | *[[Kim Sung Soo]] as Park | + | *[[Kim Sung Soo]] as Park Ki Tae |
| − | *[[Jo Yi Jin]] as Park Tae | + | *[[Jo Yi Jin]] as Park Tae Hee / Mako (Ki Tae's sister) |
| − | *[[Shim Ji Ho]] as Shin Ji | + | *[[Shim Ji Ho]] as Shin Ji Suk (Ji Soo's brother) |
| − | *[[Chae Yoon Suh | + | *[[Kim Se Ah]] as Chae Yoon Suh |
| − | *[[Ahn Hye Ran]] as Shim Joo | + | *[[Ahn Hye Ran]] as Shim Joo Kyung (Ji Soo's friend) |
| − | *[[Yoo Min]] as Jang Soo | + | *[[Yoo Min]] as Jang Soo Yeon |
| − | *[[No Joo Hyun]] as President Park | + | *[[No Joo Hyun]] as President Park (Ki Tae's father) |
| − | *[[Lee Eung Kyung]] as Cha Jin | + | *[[Lee Eung Kyung]] as Cha Jin Joo (Ki Tae's mother) |
| − | *[[Han In Soo]] as Shin Jae Man/Yukio Yamamoto | + | *[[Han In Soo]] as Shin Jae Man / Yukio Yamamoto |
| − | *[[Kuroda Fukumi]] as Keiko Yamamoto | + | *[[Kuroda Fukumi]] as Keiko Yamamoto (Dong Joo's adoptive mother) |
*[[Kaneko Noboru]] as Tani Masato | *[[Kaneko Noboru]] as Tani Masato | ||
Revision as of 16:06, 21 May 2008
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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
Synopsis
During their childhood, Dong-ju and Gi-tae are both abandoned by their real parents. In the orphanage, they grow up like brothers and become best friends. Ji-su transfers to the school, where Dong-ju and Gi-tae attended there. But at the same time, they both fall in love with her. While trying to get the ocarina, Dong-ju is caught in the river and is presumed drowned. A Japanese couple adopted him after he was being drowned in the river, Dong Ju became a heir to the corpotate throne. Gi-tae takes Dong-ju's place in Ji-su's affections and later become a couple. Twelve years later, Dong-ju returns to Korea as a Japanese gentleman, but his feelings for Ji-su begin to develop and his friendship with Gi-tae begin to unravel.
Cast
- Kim Ha Neul as Shin Ji Soo
- Lee Dong Gun as Han Dong Joo / Yuichi Yamamoto
- Kim Sung Soo as Park Ki Tae
- Jo Yi Jin as Park Tae Hee / Mako (Ki Tae's sister)
- Shim Ji Ho as Shin Ji Suk (Ji Soo's brother)
- 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
Production Credits
- Writer: Park Hye Kyung
- Director: Lee Chang Soon
- Asst. Director: Park Soo Chul
- Cinematography: Yun Dae Young
- Lighting: Jeon Hong Geun
- Production: SBS