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Known as the "greatest samurai novel in Japan", this drama is based on the novel. The tragic romance of a princess and the adventure of eight heroic samurai. | Known as the "greatest samurai novel in Japan", this drama is based on the novel. The tragic romance of a princess and the adventure of eight heroic samurai. | ||
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*[[Miura Rieko]] as Kumi | *[[Miura Rieko]] as Kumi | ||
*[[Kurokawa Tomoka]] as Nui | *[[Kurokawa Tomoka]] as Nui | ||
| − | *[[Ishiguro Hideo]] as Makuwari Daiki's | + | *[[Ishiguro Hideo]] as Makuwari Daiki's slave |
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Omori Mika]] | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Omori Mika]] | ||
| − | *'''Producer:''' [[Suzuki Sanae]] | + | *'''Producer:''' [[Suzuki Sanae]], [[Nakagawa Yoshiharu]] (中川善晴), [[Nasuda Jun]] |
*'''Director:''' [[Doi Nobuhiro]] | *'''Director:''' [[Doi Nobuhiro]] | ||
*'''Music:''' [http://www.bmgjapan.com/_artist/info.php?id=216 S.E.N.S.] | *'''Music:''' [http://www.bmgjapan.com/_artist/info.php?id=216 S.E.N.S.] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:41, 14 February 2026
Details
- Title: 里見八犬伝
- Title (romaji): Satomi Hakkenden
- Also known as: 南総里見八犬伝 / Nansou Satomi Hakkenden
- Genre: Historical drama, fantasy
- Episodes: 2
- Viewership ratings: 1st=16.8, 2nd=17.0
- Broadcast network: TBS
- Broadcast period: 2006-Jan-02 to 2006-Jan-03
- Air time: 21:00
- Theme song: Brave Soul by S.E.N.S.
Synopsis
Known as the "greatest samurai novel in Japan", this drama is based on the novel. The tragic romance of a princess and the adventure of eight heroic samurai.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Takizawa Hideaki as Inuzuka Shino-Moritaka
- Komuro Yuta as young Shino
- Ayase Haruka as Hamaji
- Sato Ryuta as Inukawa Sousuke-Yoshito
- Oshio Manabu as Inukai Genbachi-Nobumichi
- Shouei as Inuta Kobungo-Yasunori
- Ozawa Yukiyoshi as Inuyaama Dousetsu-Tadatomo
- Yamada Yu as Inusaka Keno-Tanetomo
- Katsuji Ryo as Inumura Daikaku-Masanori
- Yamashita Shoon as Inue Shinbei-Masashi
- Kanno Miho as Tamazusa
- Nakama Yukie as Fuse-hime
- Watabe Atsuro as Chuudaihoushi - Kanamari Daisuketakanori
- Nagatsuka Kyozo as Satomi Yoshizane
- Osugi Ren as Ougigaya Tsusadamasa
- Kyomoto Masaki as Ashikaga Shigeuji
- Takeda Tetsuya as Komiyama Ittouda
- Jinnai Takanori as Akaiwa Ikkaku
- Sano Shiro as Makuwari Daiki
- Tomosaka Rie as Funamushi
- Izumi Pinko as Kamezasa
- Yamashita Shinji as Sugikura Kisonosukeujimoto
- Sasaki Kuranosuke as Yamashita Sadagane
- Kaneda Akio as Yokobori Arimura
- Sakaguchi Taku as Ootasuke Tomo
- Kohinata Fumiyo as Ootsuka Hikiroku
- Tanabe Seiichi as Oboshisa Mojiro
- Watanabe Ikkei as Higami Kyuuroku
- Sugimoto Tetta as Inuzuka Bansaku
- Miura Rieko as Kumi
- Kurokawa Tomoka as Nui
- Ishiguro Hideo as Makuwari Daiki's slave
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Omori Mika
- Producer: Suzuki Sanae, Nakagawa Yoshiharu (中川善晴), Nasuda Jun
- Director: Doi Nobuhiro
- Music: S.E.N.S.