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*'''Title:''' 遺恨あり 明治十三年 最後の仇討 | *'''Title:''' 遺恨あり 明治十三年 最後の仇討 | ||
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*'''Genre:''' Drama | *'''Genre:''' Drama | ||
*'''Broadcast network:''' TV Asahi | *'''Broadcast network:''' TV Asahi | ||
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*'''Air time:''' 21:00-23:21 | *'''Air time:''' 21:00-23:21 | ||
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==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
This is the true story of the last officially recorded case of adauchi, when a young man avenged the death of his father by brutally killing the murderers in broad daylight. Samurai revenge killings, or adauchi, was considered a rightful and noble act of honor and virtue.But all that changed abruptly on February 7, 1873, when adauchi became prohibited as part of the Meiji Restoration’s goal to Westernize Japan. | This is the true story of the last officially recorded case of adauchi, when a young man avenged the death of his father by brutally killing the murderers in broad daylight. Samurai revenge killings, or adauchi, was considered a rightful and noble act of honor and virtue.But all that changed abruptly on February 7, 1873, when adauchi became prohibited as part of the Meiji Restoration’s goal to Westernize Japan. | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
Latest revision as of 14:33, 21 February 2020
Details
- Title: 遺恨あり 明治十三年 最後の仇討
- Title (romaji): Ikon Ari ~ Meiji Juusan-nen Saigo no Adauchi
- Also known as: The Last Revenge
- Format: Tanpatsu
- Genre: Drama
- Broadcast network: TV Asahi
- Broadcast date: 2011-Feb-26
- Air time: 21:00-23:21
Synopsis
This is the true story of the last officially recorded case of adauchi, when a young man avenged the death of his father by brutally killing the murderers in broad daylight. Samurai revenge killings, or adauchi, was considered a rightful and noble act of honor and virtue.But all that changed abruptly on February 7, 1873, when adauchi became prohibited as part of the Meiji Restoration’s goal to Westernize Japan.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Fujiwara Tatsuya as Rokuro Usui
- Matsushita Nao as Naka
- Ozawa Yukiyoshi as Naohisa Ichise
- Yoshioka Hidetaka as Masatsugu Nakae
- Kitaoji Kinya as Tesshu Yamaoka
- Toda Naho
- Ashina Sei
- Toyohara Kosuke
- Aijima Kazuyuki
- Taguchi Hiromasa
- Okada Kohki
- Imura Kumi
- Hiraizumi Sei
- Matsubara Chieko
- Ishibashi Renji
- Kurita Yoko
- Kuwashiro Takaaki
- Asami Himeka
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Minamoto Takashi, Goto Noriko
- Director: Minamoto Takashi