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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
*'''Title:''' 蝶々さん | *'''Title:''' 蝶々さん | ||
*'''Title (romaji):''' Chouchou-san | *'''Title (romaji):''' Chouchou-san | ||
| − | *'''Format:''' Tanpatsu | + | *'''Tagline:''' 最後の武士の娘 |
| + | *'''Tagline (romaji):''' Saigo no Bushi no Musume | ||
| + | *'''Format:''' Tanpatsu | ||
*'''Genre:''' Drama | *'''Genre:''' Drama | ||
| + | *'''Episodes:''' 2 | ||
| + | *'''Viewership rating:''' 13.4% / 10.8% (Kanto) | ||
*'''Broadcast network:''' NHK | *'''Broadcast network:''' NHK | ||
| − | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2011-Nov-19 | + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2011-Nov-19 / 2011-Nov-26 |
| − | *'''Air time:''' Saturday 21:00 | + | *'''Air time:''' Saturday 21:00 |
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
| − | Like the opera, the story is set in Nagasaki in the early 1900s. It portrays the ups and downs of a young woman known as Butterfly | + | Like the opera, the story is set in Nagasaki in the early 1900s. It portrays the ups and downs of a young woman known as Butterfly, who lost her parents at a young age and has become an apprentice geisha. She later meets a naval officer and gets married, though the officer intends for the marriage to last only while he is stationed in Nagasaki. -- ''[http://www.tokyograph.com/news/miyazaki-aoi-to-star-as-madame-butterfly-in-drama-special Tokyograph]'' |
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| + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| − | *[[Miyazaki Aoi]] as | + | *[[Miyazaki Aoi]] as Ito Cho |
| − | *[[Ito Atsushi]] | + | **[[Konishi Fu]] (小西風優) as young Cho |
| − | *[[Noda Hideki]] | + | *[[Ito Atsushi]] as Tanigawa Isaku |
| − | *[[ | + | **[[Aoki Junya]] (青木淳耶) as young Isaku |
| − | *[[Toda Keiko]] | + | **[[Noda Hideki]] as old Isaku |
| − | *[[Tomosaka Rie]] | + | *[[Ethan Laundry]] as William Franklin |
| − | *[[Yo Kimiko]] | + | *[[Toda Keiko]] as Matsu |
| − | *[[Ikewaki Chizuru]] | + | *[[Tomosaka Rie]] as Miura Kinu |
| − | *[[Ibu Masato]] | + | *[[Okunuki Kaoru]] as Ito Yae |
| + | *[[Iwamatsu Ryo]] as Ohta Kisaburo | ||
| + | *[[Takahashi Yumiko]] as Otaka | ||
| + | *[[Kazama Toru]] as Miura Kanji | ||
| + | *[[Patrick Harlan]] as a surgeon | ||
| + | *[[Kabira Jay]] as Joe Franklin | ||
| + | *[[Achiwa Satomi]] as Tome | ||
| + | *[[Yajima Kenichi]] as Goda Hanbee | ||
| + | *[[Dan Jiro]] as Yasuke | ||
| + | *[[Nishida Seishiro]] (西田聖志郎) as a head clerk | ||
| + | *[[Kurosawa Sachiko]] (黒澤佐知子) as Matsuo Sada | ||
| + | *[[Fujii Momoe]] (藤井百恵) as Koharu | ||
| + | *[[Kida Yukino]] (木田ゆきの) as Aiji | ||
| + | *[[Omura Ayako]] as Shiragiku | ||
| + | *[[Sadamatsu Naoko]] (定松直子) as Yatsuhashi | ||
| + | *[[Tamaki Yukari]] (珠木ゆかり) as Kacho | ||
| + | *[[Hayase Erina]] as Monaka | ||
| + | *[[Endo Rina]] as Chiyo | ||
| + | *[[Sato Yasuko]] (佐藤康子) as Miura Kan | ||
| + | *[[Okada Naoyuki]] (岡田尚之) as Pinkerton | ||
| + | *[[Yo Kimiko]] as Oko | ||
| + | *[[Ikewaki Chizuru]] as Tanigawa Yuri | ||
| + | **[[Toyoda Runa]] as young Yuri | ||
| + | *[[Honda Hirotaro]] as Obayashi Genkuro | ||
| + | *[[Fujimura Shiho]] as Ito Miwa | ||
| + | *[[Nishida Toshiyuki]] as Obiya Soshichi | ||
| + | *[[Ibu Masato]] as Chief Ijichi | ||
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| + | ==Production Credits== | ||
| + | *'''Original writing:''' Novel ''Chouchou-san'' by Ichikawa Shinichi | ||
| + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Ichikawa Shinichi]] (市川森一) | ||
| + | *'''Producer:''' [[Sano Motohiko]] | ||
| + | *'''Director:''' [[Shimizu Kazuhiko]] (清水一彦) | ||
| + | *'''Music:''' [[Muramatsu Takatsugu]] | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| − | *[http://www.nhk.or.jp/ | + | *[http://www.nhk.or.jp/dodra/dodrasp/index2011.html#d3 Official site] |
| − | *[[Wikipedia:ja: | + | *[[Wikipedia:ja:蝶々さん_(小説)#.E3.83.86.E3.83.AC.E3.83.93.E3.83.89.E3.83.A9.E3.83.9E|Japanese Wikipedia]] |
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[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama2011]] [[Category:NHK]] | [[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama2011]] [[Category:NHK]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:20, 14 September 2020
Details
- Title: 蝶々さん
- Title (romaji): Chouchou-san
- Tagline: 最後の武士の娘
- Tagline (romaji): Saigo no Bushi no Musume
- Format: Tanpatsu
- Genre: Drama
- Episodes: 2
- Viewership rating: 13.4% / 10.8% (Kanto)
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2011-Nov-19 / 2011-Nov-26
- Air time: Saturday 21:00
Synopsis
Like the opera, the story is set in Nagasaki in the early 1900s. It portrays the ups and downs of a young woman known as Butterfly, who lost her parents at a young age and has become an apprentice geisha. She later meets a naval officer and gets married, though the officer intends for the marriage to last only while he is stationed in Nagasaki. -- Tokyograph
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Miyazaki Aoi as Ito Cho
- Konishi Fu (小西風優) as young Cho
- Ito Atsushi as Tanigawa Isaku
- Aoki Junya (青木淳耶) as young Isaku
- Noda Hideki as old Isaku
- Ethan Laundry as William Franklin
- Toda Keiko as Matsu
- Tomosaka Rie as Miura Kinu
- Okunuki Kaoru as Ito Yae
- Iwamatsu Ryo as Ohta Kisaburo
- Takahashi Yumiko as Otaka
- Kazama Toru as Miura Kanji
- Patrick Harlan as a surgeon
- Kabira Jay as Joe Franklin
- Achiwa Satomi as Tome
- Yajima Kenichi as Goda Hanbee
- Dan Jiro as Yasuke
- Nishida Seishiro (西田聖志郎) as a head clerk
- Kurosawa Sachiko (黒澤佐知子) as Matsuo Sada
- Fujii Momoe (藤井百恵) as Koharu
- Kida Yukino (木田ゆきの) as Aiji
- Omura Ayako as Shiragiku
- Sadamatsu Naoko (定松直子) as Yatsuhashi
- Tamaki Yukari (珠木ゆかり) as Kacho
- Hayase Erina as Monaka
- Endo Rina as Chiyo
- Sato Yasuko (佐藤康子) as Miura Kan
- Okada Naoyuki (岡田尚之) as Pinkerton
- Yo Kimiko as Oko
- Ikewaki Chizuru as Tanigawa Yuri
- Toyoda Runa as young Yuri
- Honda Hirotaro as Obayashi Genkuro
- Fujimura Shiho as Ito Miwa
- Nishida Toshiyuki as Obiya Soshichi
- Ibu Masato as Chief Ijichi
Production Credits
- Original writing: Novel Chouchou-san by Ichikawa Shinichi
- Screenwriter: Ichikawa Shinichi (市川森一)
- Producer: Sano Motohiko
- Director: Shimizu Kazuhiko (清水一彦)
- Music: Muramatsu Takatsugu