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==Details== | ==Details== | ||
*'''Title:''' いのち | *'''Title:''' いのち | ||
*'''Title (romaji):''' Inochi | *'''Title (romaji):''' Inochi | ||
| − | *'''Genre:''' | + | *'''Also known as:''' Life |
| + | *'''Format:''' Renzoku | ||
| + | *'''Genre:''' Historical | ||
*'''Episodes:''' 50 | *'''Episodes:''' 50 | ||
| − | *'''Viewership ratings:''' 26 | + | *'''Viewership ratings:''' 26,6% (1st ep), 36,7% (highest ep), 29,3% (average) |
*'''Broadcast network:''' NHK | *'''Broadcast network:''' NHK | ||
*'''Broadcast period:''' 1986-Jan-05 to 1986-Dec-14 | *'''Broadcast period:''' 1986-Jan-05 to 1986-Dec-14 | ||
| − | *'''Air time:''' Sunday | + | *'''Air time:''' Sunday 20:00 |
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
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The drama is set on August 18, 1945, three days after the end of the Pacific war. A freight train completely jam-packed with passengers heading for Aomori from devastated Tokyo. Among those weary-looking passengers, It's the heroine of this drama: Miki Takahara (20) and also her sister Sachi (16). When there is apparently no more room for any extra passengers at the railway station, Miki hears a woman shouting to the passengers to let her in because her mother is dying. Miki impulsively extends her hand to help the woman to get on board the train; the woman then introduces herself to Miki and Sachi as Haru Muranaka (20). Miki and Sachi are the daughters of a wealthy landlord living in a village in the Tsugaru area in Aomori prefecture but they have been living in Tokyo since before the war to attend school. A few days after Miki and Sachi have safely come home, a young man wearing a naval officer's uniform, suddenly visits the Takaharas' house with Haru late in the evening. He says that he rescued Haru when she threw herself into the sea. Miki finds, however, that Haru's real intention in coming to Aomori was to see her wartime lover who had returned to his parents' home in Aomori, in order to tell him that she is expecting his baby; but Haru's lover had refused her, saying that there was no evidence that the baby was actually his. | The drama is set on August 18, 1945, three days after the end of the Pacific war. A freight train completely jam-packed with passengers heading for Aomori from devastated Tokyo. Among those weary-looking passengers, It's the heroine of this drama: Miki Takahara (20) and also her sister Sachi (16). When there is apparently no more room for any extra passengers at the railway station, Miki hears a woman shouting to the passengers to let her in because her mother is dying. Miki impulsively extends her hand to help the woman to get on board the train; the woman then introduces herself to Miki and Sachi as Haru Muranaka (20). Miki and Sachi are the daughters of a wealthy landlord living in a village in the Tsugaru area in Aomori prefecture but they have been living in Tokyo since before the war to attend school. A few days after Miki and Sachi have safely come home, a young man wearing a naval officer's uniform, suddenly visits the Takaharas' house with Haru late in the evening. He says that he rescued Haru when she threw herself into the sea. Miki finds, however, that Haru's real intention in coming to Aomori was to see her wartime lover who had returned to his parents' home in Aomori, in order to tell him that she is expecting his baby; but Haru's lover had refused her, saying that there was no evidence that the baby was actually his. | ||
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| + | ==User/Viewer Ratings== | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
| + | ===Main Cast=== | ||
| + | ;Takahara family | ||
*[[Mita Yoshiko]] as Miki | *[[Mita Yoshiko]] as Miki | ||
| − | *[[Tanba Tetsuro]] | + | *[[Tanba Tetsuro]] as Masamichi (father) |
| − | *[[Kuga Yoshiko]] as Chie | + | *[[Kuga Yoshiko]] as Chie (mother) |
| − | *[[Ishino Mako]] | + | *[[Ishino Mako]] as Sachi (younger sister) |
| − | *[[Watanabe Toru]] | + | *[[Watanabe Toru]] as Nakagawa Kuniyuki |
| − | *[[Ishida Taro]] | + | *[[Ishida Taro]] as Hiromichi (uncle) |
| − | *[[Osaka Shiro]] (大坂志郎) | + | *[[Osaka Shiro]] (大坂志郎) as Kudo Seikichi (servant) |
| − | *[[Akagi Harue]] as Ine | + | *[[Akagi Harue]] as Kudo Ine (servant) |
| − | *[[Ibu Masato]] | + | |
| + | ;Iwata family | ||
| + | *[[Ibu Masato]] as Gozo | ||
*[[Sugai Kin]] as Teru | *[[Sugai Kin]] as Teru | ||
| − | *[[Yakusho Koji]] | + | *[[Yamazaki Senri]] (山咲千里) as Hatsuko |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Kobayashi Daisuke]] → [[Kato Akihito]] (加藤明人) → [[Uchida Shinichi]] (内田慎一) → [[Shindo Eisaku]] (新藤栄作) as Tatsuo |
| − | *[[ | + | *Sato Omi (佐藤央望) → [[Shimizu Ai]] (清水愛) → [[Nikaido Chihiro]] (二階堂千寿) → [[Takagi Miho]] as Noriko |
| − | *[[Mikami | + | *[[Takamatsu Ryoko]] (高松涼子) → [[Miyahara Nami]] (宮原永海) → [[Kobayashi Ayako]] → [[Kishimoto Kayoko]] as Tsuda Seiko |
| + | *[[Kusami Junpei]] (草見潤平) | ||
| + | *[[Sugawara Chineko]] (菅原チネ子) as Hisako | ||
| + | *[[Shimana Misato]] (島名美里) as Maki (ep45) | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Others=== | ||
| + | {{multicolumntext}} | ||
| + | *[[Utsui Ken]] as Sakaguchi Kazunari | ||
| + | *[[Nogiwa Yoko]] as Sakaguchi Miyo | ||
| + | *[[Izumi Pinko]] as Muranaka Haru | ||
| + | *[[Yakusho Koji]] as Hamamura Naohiko | ||
| + | *[[Kobayashi Chitose]] (小林千登勢) as Hamamura Tomoko | ||
| + | *[[Yoshi Ikuzo]] (吉幾三) as Yagi Kinta | ||
| + | *[[Yagyu Hiroshi]] (柳生博) as Oba Jinichiro | ||
| + | *[[Naito Taketoshi]] as Professor Mizuta | ||
| + | *[[Tezuka Satomi]] as Mizuta Reiko | ||
| + | *[[Mikami Kan]] (三上寛) as Nakagawa Tadayuki | ||
| + | *[[Ebina Midori]] (海老名美どり) as Nakagawa Keiko | ||
| + | *[[Watanabe Hiroyuki]] | ||
| + | *[[Imafuku Masao]] | ||
| + | *[[Todo Shinji]] as Hanada Kensaku | ||
| + | *[[Isobe Tsutomu]] as Tsuda Heikichi | ||
| + | *[[Kusaka Yumi]] (日下由美) as Tsuda Asako | ||
| + | *[[Hiraizumi Sei]] | ||
| + | *[[Imadegawa Nishiki]] (今出川西紀) | ||
| + | *[[Shioya Toshi]] (塩屋俊) as Sota | ||
| + | *[[Ohira Eriko]] (大平江利子) → [[Katori Yoko]] (鹿取洋子) as Akiko | ||
| + | *[[Orimoto Junkichi]] | ||
| + | *[[Suzuki Masayuki (actor)|Suzuki Masayuki]] as Shinkichi | ||
| + | *[[Kamimura Kyoko]] as Matsuko | ||
| + | *[[Okumura Kouen]] as Dr. Hirata | ||
| + | *[[Sako Masato]] (佐古正人) | ||
| + | *[[Yamazaki Mitsuru]] | ||
| + | *[[Imanishi Masao]] (今西正男) | ||
| + | *[[Osanai Minako]] as Masae | ||
| + | *[[Hidari Tokie]] as Kimie | ||
| + | *[[Asari Kazuyo]] as Tokie | ||
| + | *[[Kawashima Chie]] (川島千恵) → [[Nagashima Yuko]] (長島裕子) as Kinuko | ||
| + | *[[Hanahara Teruko]] | ||
| + | *[[Ono Atsuko]] (小野敦子) as Fuki | ||
| + | *[[Fuku Matsumi]] | ||
| + | *[[Yamada Harumi]] (山田はるみ) (ep35,46) | ||
| + | *[[Hayasaki Bunji]] as Soga | ||
| + | {{multicolumn-end}} | ||
==Production Credits== | ==Production Credits== | ||
*'''Original writing:''' [[Hashida Sugako]] | *'''Original writing:''' [[Hashida Sugako]] | ||
| − | *''' | + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Hashida Sugako]] |
| − | *'''Music:''' [[Sakata Koichi]] ( | + | *'''Producer:''' [[Shibuya Yasuo]] (澁谷康生) |
| + | *'''Directors:''' [[Iyoda Shizuhiro]] (伊豫田静弘), [[Tomizawa Masayuki]] (富沢正幸), [[Fuse Minoru]], [[Kanazawa Koji]] (金沢宏次), [[Komiyama Yoshinori]] (小見山佳典), [[Abe Yasuhiko]] (阿部康彦) | ||
| + | *'''Music:''' [[Sakata Koichi]] | ||
| + | *'''Narration:''' [[Naraoka Tomoko]] (奈良岡朋子) | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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| + | [[Category:Historical]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:11, 5 September 2026
Contents
Details
- Title: いのち
- Title (romaji): Inochi
- Also known as: Life
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Historical
- Episodes: 50
- Viewership ratings: 26,6% (1st ep), 36,7% (highest ep), 29,3% (average)
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 1986-Jan-05 to 1986-Dec-14
- Air time: Sunday 20:00
Synopsis
The 24th NHK Taiga Drama is Inochi.
The drama is set on August 18, 1945, three days after the end of the Pacific war. A freight train completely jam-packed with passengers heading for Aomori from devastated Tokyo. Among those weary-looking passengers, It's the heroine of this drama: Miki Takahara (20) and also her sister Sachi (16). When there is apparently no more room for any extra passengers at the railway station, Miki hears a woman shouting to the passengers to let her in because her mother is dying. Miki impulsively extends her hand to help the woman to get on board the train; the woman then introduces herself to Miki and Sachi as Haru Muranaka (20). Miki and Sachi are the daughters of a wealthy landlord living in a village in the Tsugaru area in Aomori prefecture but they have been living in Tokyo since before the war to attend school. A few days after Miki and Sachi have safely come home, a young man wearing a naval officer's uniform, suddenly visits the Takaharas' house with Haru late in the evening. He says that he rescued Haru when she threw herself into the sea. Miki finds, however, that Haru's real intention in coming to Aomori was to see her wartime lover who had returned to his parents' home in Aomori, in order to tell him that she is expecting his baby; but Haru's lover had refused her, saying that there was no evidence that the baby was actually his.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
Main Cast
- Takahara family
- Mita Yoshiko as Miki
- Tanba Tetsuro as Masamichi (father)
- Kuga Yoshiko as Chie (mother)
- Ishino Mako as Sachi (younger sister)
- Watanabe Toru as Nakagawa Kuniyuki
- Ishida Taro as Hiromichi (uncle)
- Osaka Shiro (大坂志郎) as Kudo Seikichi (servant)
- Akagi Harue as Kudo Ine (servant)
- Iwata family
- Ibu Masato as Gozo
- Sugai Kin as Teru
- Yamazaki Senri (山咲千里) as Hatsuko
- Kobayashi Daisuke → Kato Akihito (加藤明人) → Uchida Shinichi (内田慎一) → Shindo Eisaku (新藤栄作) as Tatsuo
- Sato Omi (佐藤央望) → Shimizu Ai (清水愛) → Nikaido Chihiro (二階堂千寿) → Takagi Miho as Noriko
- Takamatsu Ryoko (高松涼子) → Miyahara Nami (宮原永海) → Kobayashi Ayako → Kishimoto Kayoko as Tsuda Seiko
- Kusami Junpei (草見潤平)
- Sugawara Chineko (菅原チネ子) as Hisako
- Shimana Misato (島名美里) as Maki (ep45)
Others
- Utsui Ken as Sakaguchi Kazunari
- Nogiwa Yoko as Sakaguchi Miyo
- Izumi Pinko as Muranaka Haru
- Yakusho Koji as Hamamura Naohiko
- Kobayashi Chitose (小林千登勢) as Hamamura Tomoko
- Yoshi Ikuzo (吉幾三) as Yagi Kinta
- Yagyu Hiroshi (柳生博) as Oba Jinichiro
- Naito Taketoshi as Professor Mizuta
- Tezuka Satomi as Mizuta Reiko
- Mikami Kan (三上寛) as Nakagawa Tadayuki
- Ebina Midori (海老名美どり) as Nakagawa Keiko
- Watanabe Hiroyuki
- Imafuku Masao
- Todo Shinji as Hanada Kensaku
- Isobe Tsutomu as Tsuda Heikichi
- Kusaka Yumi (日下由美) as Tsuda Asako
- Hiraizumi Sei
- Imadegawa Nishiki (今出川西紀)
- Shioya Toshi (塩屋俊) as Sota
- Ohira Eriko (大平江利子) → Katori Yoko (鹿取洋子) as Akiko
- Orimoto Junkichi
- Suzuki Masayuki as Shinkichi
- Kamimura Kyoko as Matsuko
- Okumura Kouen as Dr. Hirata
- Sako Masato (佐古正人)
- Yamazaki Mitsuru
- Imanishi Masao (今西正男)
- Osanai Minako as Masae
- Hidari Tokie as Kimie
- Asari Kazuyo as Tokie
- Kawashima Chie (川島千恵) → Nagashima Yuko (長島裕子) as Kinuko
- Hanahara Teruko
- Ono Atsuko (小野敦子) as Fuki
- Fuku Matsumi
- Yamada Harumi (山田はるみ) (ep35,46)
- Hayasaki Bunji as Soga
Production Credits
- Original writing: Hashida Sugako
- Screenwriter: Hashida Sugako
- Producer: Shibuya Yasuo (澁谷康生)
- Directors: Iyoda Shizuhiro (伊豫田静弘), Tomizawa Masayuki (富沢正幸), Fuse Minoru, Kanazawa Koji (金沢宏次), Komiyama Yoshinori (小見山佳典), Abe Yasuhiko (阿部康彦)
- Music: Sakata Koichi
- Narration: Naraoka Tomoko (奈良岡朋子)
External Links
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