Difference between revisions of "Kuragehime"
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*[[Tomiyama Eriko]] (富山えり子) as Chieko | *[[Tomiyama Eriko]] (富山えり子) as Chieko | ||
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*[[Kaname Jun (Actor)|Kaname Jun]] as Hanamori Yoshio | *[[Kaname Jun (Actor)|Kaname Jun]] as Hanamori Yoshio | ||
*[[Tokoshima Yoshiko]] as Koibuchi Yoko | *[[Tokoshima Yoshiko]] as Koibuchi Yoko | ||
Revision as of 08:11, 25 August 2020
Details
- Title: 海月姫
- Title (romaji): Kuragehime
- Also known as: Princess Jellyfish
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Comedy
- Episodes: 10
- Viewership ratings: 6.09%
- Broadcast network: Fuji TV
- Broadcast period: 2018-Jan-15 to 2018-Mar-19
- Air time: Monday 21:00
- Theme song: A New Day by Beverly
Synopsis
“Any female can become a princess.” 20-year-old Tsukimi can barely see without her glasses. She came to Tokyo to become an illustrator, but she doesn't attend college or sells any of her illustrations but simply chills out in her apartment, which is a communal apartment with “otaku” type women. Tsukimi loves jellyfish due to memories she has with her late mother. One day, due to a jellyfish, she meets Kuranosuke, whose hobby is to dress up like a woman. She also meets Kuranosuke’s older brother Shu, and her life turns around as she gets caught up in a love triangle.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Yoshine Kyoko as Kurashita Tsukimi
- Seto Koji as Koibuchi Kuranosuke
- Kudo Asuka as Koibuchi Shu
- Kinami Haruka as Jiji-sama
- Matsui Rena as Banba-san
- Uchida Rio as Mayaya
- Tomiyama Eriko (富山えり子) as Chieko
- Izumi Rika as Inari Shoko
- Yasui Junpei as Sasaki Kohei
- Kaname Jun as Hanamori Yoshio
- Tokoshima Yoshiko as Koibuchi Yoko
- Kitaoji Kinya as Koibuchi Keiichiro
- Yashiro Minase as Rina's mother (ep1-6)
- Niitsu Chise (ep9)
Production Credits
- Original work: Manga Kuragehime by Higashimura Akiko
- Screenwriter: Tokunaga Yuichi
- Producer: Kobayashi Hiroshi (小林宙)
- Director: Ishikawa Junichi, Yamauchi Daiden (山内大典)
- Music: Suehiro Kenichiro, MAYUKO
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