Difference between revisions of "Shinsengumi"
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*[[Nogiwa Yoko]] as Kondo Fude | *[[Nogiwa Yoko]] as Kondo Fude | ||
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*[[Tanaka Kunie]] as Kondo Shusuke | *[[Tanaka Kunie]] as Kondo Shusuke | ||
*[[Nakamura Shido]] as Takimoto Sutesuke | *[[Nakamura Shido]] as Takimoto Sutesuke | ||
*[[Ishiguro Ken]] as Katsura Kogoro | *[[Ishiguro Ken]] as Katsura Kogoro | ||
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*[[Eguchi Yosuke]] as Sakamoto Ryoma | *[[Eguchi Yosuke]] as Sakamoto Ryoma | ||
*[[Ono Takehiko]] as Kojima Shikanosuke | *[[Ono Takehiko]] as Kojima Shikanosuke | ||
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*[[Kabira Jiei]] as Heusken (ep 6) | *[[Kabira Jiei]] as Heusken (ep 6) | ||
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Revision as of 04:56, 18 May 2007
Contents
Details
- Title: 新選組！
- Title (romaji): Shinsengumi!
- Episodes: 49 episodes plus 1 special (2006-Jan-03)
- Genre: Jidaigeki, chambara action
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2004-Jan-11 to 2004-Dec-12
- Broadcast time: Sunday at 20:00
- Original Soundtrack (OST): Shinsengumi! OST
Synopsis
The 43rd NHK Taiga Drama is Shinsengumi!. The arrival of Commodore Perry's "Black Ships" rudely awakened Japan from 300 years of peaceful isolation from the world. Men set their eyes beyond Japan and began to demand change in society. Old clashed with the new, and thus began an age of turmoil. Amidst this confusion, one group remained true to the old ways and risked their lives to preserve the traditional shogunate system. Led by their charismatic captain, Kondo Isami, the Shinsengumi upheld the code of honor of the samurai. Tales abound of the feats of men like Kondo, Hijikata Toshizo, Saito Hajime, and Okita Soji. This NHK taiga drama brings to life the passion and glory of these men who lived during the most turbulent time in Japanese history. Full of pathos, action-packed, this is a series not to be missed by chambara fans. --- written by groink
Cast
- Katori Shingo as Kondo Isami
- Yamamoto Koji as Hijikata Toshizou
- Fujiwara Tatsuya as Okita Soji
- Yamaguchi Tomomitsu as Nagakura Shinpachi
- Odagiri Joe as Saito Hajime
- Sakai Masato as Yamanami Keisuke
- Kobayashi Takashi as Inoue Genzaburo
- Sawaguchi Yasuko as Okita Mitsu
- Yuka as Miyukidayu
- Nakamura Kantaro as Toudou Heisuke
- Yamamoto Taro as Harada Sanosuke
- Sato Koichi as Serizawa Kamo
- Tabata Tomoko as Kondo Tsune
- Asada Miyoko as Sato Nobu
- Kohinata Fumiko as Sato Hikogoro
- Suzuki Kyoka as Oume
- Nogiwa Yoko as Kondo Fude
- Fukiishi Kazue as Yagi Hide
- Matsukane Yoneko as Yagi Masa
- Tanaka Kunie as Kondo Shusuke
- Nakamura Shido as Takimoto Sutesuke
- Ishiguro Ken as Katsura Kogoro
- Ikeuchi Hiroyuki as Kusako Genzui
- Eguchi Yosuke as Sakamoto Ryoma
- Ono Takehiko as Kojima Shikanosuke
- Ihara Tsuyoshi as Sasaki Tadasaburo
- Kabira Jiei as Heusken (ep 6)
- Iwasaki Kaneko as Natsu
- Haba Yuichi as Yamaoka Tetsutaro
- Fujiki Takashi as Matsudairo Chikaranosuke
- Noda Hideki as Katsu Kaishu
- Namase Katsuhisa as Tonouchi Yoshio
- Shirai Akira as Kiyokawa Hachiro
- Ibuki Goro as Kasuya Shingoro
- Okamura Koen as Neguchi Yuzan
- Shoji Utae as Hisa
- Tsutsui Michitaka as Matsudairo Katamori
- Asari Yousuke
- Tanihara Shosuke as Ito Okura
- Ito Shiro as Yagi Gennojo
- Asou Kumiko
- Yashima Norito
- Kikukawa Rei
- Ukaji Takashi
- Yasumura Yamato
- Suzuki Sawa
- Nakamura Shunta
- Hino Youjin
- Aijima Kazuyuki as Niimi Nishiki
- Yamazaki Shigenori (SP)
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Mitani Koki
- Produced by:
- Directed by:
- Music by: Hattori Takayuki
Trivia
- Shinsengumi took 370 days of filming.
- Katori Shingo secretly lost 10 kg for the filming of the last scene.
Notes
- NHK aired a three-part encore Shinsengumi! Highlights series in early January 2006. This special version is a rearrangement of 49 episodes tracing the footsteps of Shinsengumi, as seen by Mitsu, elder sister of Okita Soji who is one of important members of Shinsengumi. At the end of each part, Katori Shingo and other members in the drama will have a casual talk to introduce memories and stories during the production. All three parts aired on 2006-Jan-03: (Part 1) 15:20-16:35, (Part 2) 16:45-17:59, and (Part 3) 19:30-20:45. All times JST.
- NHK aired a sequal of Shinsengumi! on 2006-Jan-03 21:00-22:30 (JST). This sequel portrays the last day of Hijikata Toshizo, Vice Commander of Shinsengumi.
Awards
43rd The Television Award
- Best Drama
- Best Leading Actor: Katori Shingo
- Best Supporting Actor: Yamamoto Koji (1st), Sato Koichi (3rd)
- Best Script: Mitani Koki
- Best Theme song: John Ken Nuzzo - "Shinsengumi" Main Theme
- Best Casting
8th Nikkan Sports Drama Award (Jul-Sep 2004)
- Best Drama
- Best Leading Actor: Katori Shingo
- Best Supporting Actor: Sakai Masato (2nd), Yamamoto Koji (3rd), Fujiwara Tatsuya (4th)
- Best Supporting Actress: Suzuki Sawa (8th), Tabata Tomoko (9th)
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