Difference between revisions of "Moteki"
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| − | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[One Hitoshi]] | + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[One Hitoshi]] |
*'''Chief Producer:''' [[Okabe Shinji]] (岡部紳二) | *'''Chief Producer:''' [[Okabe Shinji]] (岡部紳二) | ||
*'''Producer:''' [[Abe Shinji]] (阿部真士), [[Ichiyama Ryuji]] | *'''Producer:''' [[Abe Shinji]] (阿部真士), [[Ichiyama Ryuji]] | ||
Revision as of 12:48, 23 June 2014
Details
- Title: モテキ
- Title (romaji): Moteki
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Comedy
- Episodes: 12
- Viewership ratings: TBA
- Broadcast network: TV Tokyo
- Broadcast period: 2010-Jul-16 to 2010-Oct-01
- Air time: Friday 24:12
- Theme song: Yoake no BEAT by Fujifabric
- Ending theme song: J-POP by Half-Life
Synopsis
Moriyama plays a temp worker who has never had any luck with women. One day, he suddenly starts getting invitations from several beautiful women, and he finds himself confused about how to deal with this new experience of having his "moteki" (the period in one's life when one is very popular and attractive to others). --Tokyograph
Cast
- Moriyama Mirai as Fujimoto Yukiyo
- Izumisawa Yuuki as 15-year old Yukiyo
- Nonami Maho as Doi Aki
- Mitsushima Hikari as Nakashiba Itsuka
- Matsumoto Rio as Komiyama Natsuki
- Kikuchi Rinko as Hayashida Naoko
- Shida Maki as Hayashida Yuma
- Arai Hirofumi as Shimada Yuichi
- Hori Mayumi as Shimada Yurie
- Lily Franky as Sumi-san
- Hamano Kenta (浜野謙太) as Omu Sensei
- Nobukawa Seijun as Komiyama Motoki
- Denden as Yukiyo's father
- Tomura Michiko (戸村美智子) as Yukiyo's mother
- Guest
- Makita Sports (ep.2)
Production Credits
- Original writing: Manga Moteki by Kubo Mitsuro (久保ミツロウ)
- Screenwriter: One Hitoshi
- Chief Producer: Okabe Shinji (岡部紳二)
- Producer: Abe Shinji (阿部真士), Ichiyama Ryuji
- Assistant Producer: Tsuyuki Yukieda (露木友規枝)
- Director: One Hitoshi (大根仁)
- Music: Iwasaki Taisei (岩崎太整)
Recognition
- 66th Television Drama Academy Awards: Special Award
- 2011 Tokyo Drama Awards: Best Drama
- 2011 Tokyo Drama Awards: Best Supporting Actress - Mitsushima Hikari
External Links