Difference between revisions of "Scarlet"
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*[[Karasuma Setsuko]] (烏丸せつこ) as Koike Anri | *[[Karasuma Setsuko]] (烏丸せつこ) as Koike Anri | ||
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Revision as of 10:43, 15 September 2020
Details
- Title: スカーレット
- Title (English): Scarlet
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Drama
- Episodes: 150 x 15 mins.
- Viewership ratings: 1st=20.2, High=22.4, Avg=19.4
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2019-Sep-30 to 2020-Mar-28
- Air time: Mon-Sat 8:00
- Theme song: Furea by Superfly
Synopsis
Born in 1937 in Osaka as the eldest daughter, Kawahara Kimiko moves to Shigaraki with her family at the age of 9. She works to support her family from a young age. Eventually, she jumps into the male world of pottery and becomes a pioneer of female ceramic arts. After marrying her husband who is also involved in ceramics and owning her own kiln, she raises her child while struggling to create unique ware.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Kawahara Family
- Toda Erika as Kawahara Kimiko (Heroine)
- Kawashima Yua as young Kimiko
- Kitamura Kazuki as Kawahara Joji (Kimiko's father)
- Tomita Yasuko as Kawahara Matsu (Kimiko's mother)
- Sakuraba Nanami as Kawahara Naoko (Kimiko's younger sister)
- Yasuhara Runa as young Naoko
- Yakuwa Natsumi (やくわなつみ) as child Naoko
- Fukuda Mayuko as Kawahara Yuriko (Kimiko's youngest sister)
- Sumida Moeno as young Yuriko
- Inagaki Kurumi as child Yuriko
- Matsushita Kouhei as Soyoda Hachiro (Kimiko's husband)
- Ito Kentaro as Kawahara Takeshi (Kimiko's son)
- Nakasu Toma (中須翔真) as young Takeshi
- Matano Akihito (又野暁仁) as child Takeshi
- Ono Family
- Hayashi Kento as Ono Shinsaku (Kimiko's childhood friend)
- Nakamura Kenshin as young Shinsaku
- Zaizen Naomi as Ono Yoko (Shinsaku's mother)
- Magy as Ono Tadanobu (Shinsaku's father)
- Azuma Miyu (東未結) as Ono Sakura (Shinsaku's daughter)
- Yoshikawa Shiori (吉川詩穂梨) as young Sakura
- Okamoto Miku (岡本望来) as Ono Momo (Shinsaku's daughter)
- Asahi Koko (朝日湖子) as young Momo
- Marukuma Pottery
- Oshima Yuko as Kumagai Teruko
- Yokomizo Naho as young Teruko
- Sakata Masanobu as Kumagai Hideo (Teruko's father)
- Michi Yasue (未知やすえ) as Kumagai Wakako (Teruko's mother)
- Honda Daisuke as Kumagai Toshiharu (Teruko's husband)
- Maida Nono (毎田暖乃) as Kumagai Yukiko (Teruko's eldest daughter)
- Murasaki Maaya as Kumagai Megumi (Teruko's younger daughter)
- Nakano Mei (中野芽愛) as young Megumi
- Komeda Toki (米田登貴) as child Megumi
- Yamamoto Yui (山本唯以) as Kumagai Mariko (Teruko's youngest daughter)
- Fukuzaki Nayuta as Kumagai Ryuya (Teruko's son)
- Nishimura Yoriko (西村頼子) as Helper in Kumagai family
- Issey Ogata as Fukano Shinsei (Brazier painter)
- Shukugawa Atom as Ikenouchi Tomisaburo (Shinsei's first disciple)
- Mitani Masato as Isogai Tadahiko (Shinsei's second disciple)
- Endo Yuya as Tsuyama Akiyasu (Hachiro's co-worker)
- Kuboyama Tomohiro as Fujinaga Ittetsu (Hachiro's co-worker)
- Tanaka Akira (田中章) as Kayama (Kumagai Pottery's clerk)
- Hatta Koji (八田浩司) as Nishimuta (Kumagai Pottery's potter)
- Murakami Shoji (村上ショージ) as Yoshinogawa Zen (Kumagai Pottery's potter)
- Shibuya Tengai (渋谷天外) as Kinosaki Gozo (Kumagai Pottery's painter)
- Sugimori Daisuke (杉森大祐) as Harashita (Kinosaki's disciple)
- Nishimura Ayako (西村亜矢子) as Yanaka Midori (Waiter at employee's canteen)
- Miyagawa Saki (宮川サキ) as Waiter at employee's canteen
- Shigaraki Ceramics Research Institute
- Konno Mahiru as Tachibana Hiroe (Staff)
- Nakamura Ikuji as Shibata Kanji (Director)
- Matsuda Ruka as Ishii Mana (Clerk)
- Furukawa Shinya (古川真也) as Manager
- Onoue Hiroyuki as Kakei Musashimaru (Leader)
- Fukushima Kairi (福島快利) as Sabayama
- Koyabu Daisuke (小薮大祐) as Kusunoki
- Hirada Osamu (平田理) as Koguri
- Kawazoe Koji (川添公二) as Sakaki
- Araki Villa (Osaka)
- Mizuno Miki as Ando Chiyako
- Mizobata Junpei as Sakata Keisuke
- Kimoto Takehiro as Tanaka Yutaro
- Hano Aki as Araki Sada
- Mitsubayashi Kyoko as Okubo Nobuko
- Osaka Prefecture
- Nishikawa Takanori as George Fujikawa (World-renowned artist)
- All Hanshin (オール阪神) as Owner of Cafe Saezuri
- Satsukawa Aimi as Izumida Akiko
- Ashiya Ganzaburo (芦屋雁三郎) as Izumida Shoichiro (Akiko's father)
- Tsujimoto Shigeo (辻本茂雄) as Hirata Shozo
- Matsuki Kenzo (松木賢三) as Ishinohara
- Maechan (マエチャン) as Takubo
- Tanigaki Hirotaka (谷垣宏尚) as Nakano Genji
- Shuhama Harumi (しゅはまはるみ) as Soyoda Itsuko (Hachiro's older sister)
- Umeda Chie (梅田千絵) as Aiko
- Others
- Sato Ryuta as Kusama Soichiro
- Yukihira Aika (行平あい佳) as Kusama Satoko (Soichiro's wife)
- Fukuda Tenkyu as Kudo
- Kuroshima Yuina as Matsunaga Mitsu
- Masakado Yoshinori as Samejima Masayuki
- Karasuma Setsuko (烏丸せつこ) as Koike Anri
- Inagaki Goro as Osaki Shigeyoshi (Takeshi's physician)
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Mizuhashi Fumie
- Executive Producer: Uchida Yuki (内田ゆき)
- Producer: Hase Tomoki (長谷知記)
- Director: Nakajima Yuki (中島由貴), Sato Yuzuru (佐藤譲)
- Music: Tono Yumi (冬野ユミ)
External Links