Difference between revisions of "Jinsei wa Full Course"
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*'''Also known as:''' Life is a Full-Course Dinner | *'''Also known as:''' Life is a Full-Course Dinner | ||
*'''Episodes:''' 3 | *'''Episodes:''' 3 | ||
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*'''Broadcast network:''' NHK | *'''Broadcast network:''' NHK | ||
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2006-Jul-08 to 2006-Jul-22 | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2006-Jul-08 to 2006-Jul-22 | ||
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==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
A drama portrays the life of Murakami Nobuo, former head chef at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo who died in 2005. In 1939, Murakami started to work at the hotel as a cook. Fifteen years later, he went to Paris to be trained at a hotel. Returning to Japan, Murakami played a significant role in introducing the French cuisine to the Japanese people by appearing in a TV cooking show. During the Tokyo Olympics in 1964, he took charge of serving meals for the athletes from all around the globe. In the drama, Makimura Shintaro, the leading character who is modeled on Murakami, looks back on his career. -- NHK | A drama portrays the life of Murakami Nobuo, former head chef at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo who died in 2005. In 1939, Murakami started to work at the hotel as a cook. Fifteen years later, he went to Paris to be trained at a hotel. Returning to Japan, Murakami played a significant role in introducing the French cuisine to the Japanese people by appearing in a TV cooking show. During the Tokyo Olympics in 1964, he took charge of serving meals for the athletes from all around the globe. In the drama, Makimura Shintaro, the leading character who is modeled on Murakami, looks back on his career. -- NHK | ||
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| + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
*[[Takashima Masanobu]] as Makimura Shintaro | *[[Takashima Masanobu]] as Makimura Shintaro | ||
| + | *[[Kirishima Reika]] as Ikuta Aki | ||
*[[Makise Riho]] | *[[Makise Riho]] | ||
*[[Furuya Ikko]] | *[[Furuya Ikko]] | ||
*[[Matsuo Toshinobu]] | *[[Matsuo Toshinobu]] | ||
| + | *[[Asaka Mayumi]] | ||
| + | *[[Sato B-saku]] | ||
| + | *[[Ito Ayaka]] | ||
| + | *[[Umezawa Masayo]] | ||
| + | *[[Yabe Kenji]] (ep1) | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
| − | *''' | + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Fujimoto Yuki]] |
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| + | ==Recognitions== | ||
| + | *'''23rd Annual ATP Awards:''' Award for Excellence (2006) | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
*[http://www.nhk.or.jp/dodra/ Official Site] | *[http://www.nhk.or.jp/dodra/ Official Site] | ||
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| + | {{DramaRing|NHK|[[Doyo Dorama (NHK)|Saturday 21:00]]|[[Dillon ~ Unmei no Inu]]|[[Shin Ningen Kosaten]]}} | ||
[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:NHK]] [[Category:JDrama2006]] | [[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:NHK]] [[Category:JDrama2006]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:57, 7 August 2019
Contents
Details
- Title: 人生はフルコース
- Title (romaji): Jinsei wa Full-Course Dinner
- Also known as: Life is a Full-Course Dinner
- Episodes: 3
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2006-Jul-08 to 2006-Jul-22
- Air time: Saturday 21:00-21:58
Synopsis
A drama portrays the life of Murakami Nobuo, former head chef at the Imperial Hotel Tokyo who died in 2005. In 1939, Murakami started to work at the hotel as a cook. Fifteen years later, he went to Paris to be trained at a hotel. Returning to Japan, Murakami played a significant role in introducing the French cuisine to the Japanese people by appearing in a TV cooking show. During the Tokyo Olympics in 1964, he took charge of serving meals for the athletes from all around the globe. In the drama, Makimura Shintaro, the leading character who is modeled on Murakami, looks back on his career. -- NHK
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Takashima Masanobu as Makimura Shintaro
- Kirishima Reika as Ikuta Aki
- Makise Riho
- Furuya Ikko
- Matsuo Toshinobu
- Asaka Mayumi
- Sato B-saku
- Ito Ayaka
- Umezawa Masayo
- Yabe Kenji (ep1)
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Fujimoto Yuki
Recognitions
- 23rd Annual ATP Awards: Award for Excellence (2006)
External Links