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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2001-Oct-08 to 2001-Dec-17 | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2001-Oct-08 to 2001-Dec-17 | ||
*'''Theme song:''' ''Yuki ga Furu Mae Ni'' by Oguro Maki | *'''Theme song:''' ''Yuki ga Furu Mae Ni'' by Oguro Maki | ||
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==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
Jiro, having made a name for himself as a tough-as-nails frontline reporter, is transferred back to Tokyo from a stint in a small local bureau. Although he hopes that this will be the return to high profile journalism he has been waiting for, he discovers that he has been asked to manage a group of journalists who seem to keep themselves busy doing anything but journalism! Jiro cannot accept defeat so easily, and pushes his staff to gradually become better journalists and people. With his drive and energy, Jiro rallies his team to the cause and shows us all the power of the human spirit and believing in yourself. | Jiro, having made a name for himself as a tough-as-nails frontline reporter, is transferred back to Tokyo from a stint in a small local bureau. Although he hopes that this will be the return to high profile journalism he has been waiting for, he discovers that he has been asked to manage a group of journalists who seem to keep themselves busy doing anything but journalism! Jiro cannot accept defeat so easily, and pushes his staff to gradually become better journalists and people. With his drive and energy, Jiro rallies his team to the cause and shows us all the power of the human spirit and believing in yourself. | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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*[[Toda Keiko]] | *[[Toda Keiko]] | ||
*[[Watanabe Ken]] | *[[Watanabe Ken]] | ||
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*[[Sakaguchi Kenji]] | *[[Sakaguchi Kenji]] | ||
*[[Iida Kaori]] | *[[Iida Kaori]] | ||
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*[[Hosokawa Shigeki]] | *[[Hosokawa Shigeki]] | ||
*[[Kyomoto Masaki]] | *[[Kyomoto Masaki]] | ||
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*[[Sakai Miki]] | *[[Sakai Miki]] | ||
*[[Matsumoto Jun (female)|Matsumoto Jun]] | *[[Matsumoto Jun (female)|Matsumoto Jun]] | ||
| − | + | *[[Yabe Kenji]] | |
| + | *[[Yasunaga Ai]] (ep10) | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
Latest revision as of 02:29, 31 December 2022
Details
- Title: こちら第三社会部
- Title (romaji): Kochira Dai San Shakaibu
- Also known as: Local News, Section 3
- Format: Renzoku
- Episodes: 11
- Broadcast network: TBS
- Broadcast period: 2001-Oct-08 to 2001-Dec-17
- Theme song: Yuki ga Furu Mae Ni by Oguro Maki
- Average: 11.3%
Synopsis
Jiro, having made a name for himself as a tough-as-nails frontline reporter, is transferred back to Tokyo from a stint in a small local bureau. Although he hopes that this will be the return to high profile journalism he has been waiting for, he discovers that he has been asked to manage a group of journalists who seem to keep themselves busy doing anything but journalism! Jiro cannot accept defeat so easily, and pushes his staff to gradually become better journalists and people. With his drive and energy, Jiro rallies his team to the cause and shows us all the power of the human spirit and believing in yourself.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Toda Keiko
- Watanabe Ken
- Aso Yumi
- Hagiwara Masato
- Saito Yosuke
- Sakaguchi Kenji
- Iida Kaori
- Hosokawa Shigeki
- Kyomoto Masaki
- Tsugawa Masahiko
- Tanaka Yoji
- Satoi Kenta
- Sakai Miki
- Matsumoto Jun
- Yabe Kenji
- Yasunaga Ai (ep10)
Production Credits
- Director: Kiyohiro Makoto