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==Details==
 
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*'''Title:''' Yunmugok
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*'''Title:''' 輪舞曲
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*'''Also Known As:'''
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*'''Title (romaji):''' Rondo
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*'''Episodes:'''
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*'''Also known as:''' 윤무곡 / Yunmugok
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*'''Genre:''' Romance, Human Drama
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*'''Episodes:''' 11 (ep1 - 2 hrs)
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*'''Air time:'''
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*'''Genre:''' Romance, thriller
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*'''Viewership:'''
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*'''Viewership rating:''' 15.5%
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*'''Broadcasted by:''' TBS
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*'''Broadcast network:''' TBS
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2006
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2006-Jan-15 to 2006-Mar-26
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*'''Theme Song:'''
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*'''Air time:''' Sunday 21:00
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*'''Opening Theme Song:''' ''I Believe'', by [http://wmg.jp/artist/ayaka/ Ayaka]
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==Cast & Credits==
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*'''Ending Theme Song:''' ''[[Sayonara (song)|Sayonara]]'', by RUI
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===Director===
 
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===Music by===
 
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===Cast===
 
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:[[Takenouchi Yutaka]]
 
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:[[Choi Ji Woo]]
 
  
 
==Synopsis==
 
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Japan and Korea's biggest names star in this big-scale drama. Nishijima Sho is a Japanese detective whose father was murdered in Korea when he was still a boy. In hopes of discovering the truth behind his father's death, Sho is working undercover in a huge secret organization. Choi Yuna is a Korean woman who visits Japan in search of her missing father. She opens a Korean restaurant with her younger sister, but soon faces the mercy of fate. The couple meets in a corner of Tokyo and fall in love. But what waits ahead of them… A "rondo" of fate, love, and history is about to begin.
  
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'''Choi Ji-woo to Co-Star with Takenouchi Yutaka'''
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Actress Choi Ji-woo and Japanese star Takenouchi Yutaka will co-star in a television drama that will air on TBS in Japan beginning next January, according to Japanese sports dailies on July 4. The drama will be filmed in both Korea and Japan for about four months starting this coming November.
 
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Sankei Sports quoted TBS producer Ueda Hiroki as saying, "In the story, Choi and Takenouchi will portray love that transcends national boundaries.? He also said Choi will act in Korean first and gradually switch to Japanese, and that her character's efforts to overcome the language barrier would be interesting to watch.
 
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Ueda continued, "Korean television dramas are unrivaled. So this drama aims to appeal not only to hallyu fans but young viewers from both Korea and Japan by presenting them with a unique story different from typical hallyu dramas. It will also send a message of friendship between the two countries.?
 
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The daily reported that Choi, known as the "queen of tears,? is likely to act out various crying scenes in the drama as well.
 
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Meanwhile, Sports Nippon wrote that Choi became a fan of Takenouchi after watching the movie "Between Calm and Passion,? in which he stars, in 2001. Choi said she is honored to have this opportunity to co-star alongside the notable Japanese actor. The newspaper also quoted Takenouchi as saying that he was "glad to be part of a challenging production that will be difficult to accomplish.? [ 2005-07-05 ]
 
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Source: [http://english.kbs.co.kr/scontents/entertainment/entertainmenth/1356151_11693.html KBS Global]
 
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'''Choi Ji-woo to Star in Japanese Drama'''
 
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Actress Choi Ji-woo will star in a Japanese television drama set to broadcast in January 2006.
 
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Choi, who became popular throughout Asia after starring in the local drama ``Winter Sonata'' with actor Bae Yong-joon, has agreed to act in a drama for the Japanese network TBS tentatively titled ``Yunmugok,'' according to reports.
 
  
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Choi will act alongside Yutaka Takenouchi, who starred in the Japanese hit film, ``Between Calmness and Passion.''
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==Cast==
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[[File:RondoChart.jpg|thumb|280px|Correlation chart]]
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*[[Takenouchi Yutaka]] as Nishijima Sho / Kanayama Takumi
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*[[Choi Ji Woo]] as Choi Yoon A
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*[[Kimura Yoshino]] as Ichinose Akira (29)
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*[[Ishibashi Ryo]] as Isaki Yoshihiko
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*[[Sato Ryuta]] as Hide
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*[[Hayami Mokomichi]] as Kazama Ryugo (24)
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*[[Ichikawa Yui]] as Kazama Kotomi (22)
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*[[Hashizume Isao]] as Song Gyu Hwan (52)
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*[[Sugiura Naoki]] as Kazama Ryuichiro (67)
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*[[Shiomi Sansei]] as Matsudaira Teppei
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*[[Fubuki Jun]] as Kanayama Keiko
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*[[Okamoto Rei]] as Matsudaira Fujiko
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*[[Shin Hyun Joon]] as Kim Young Jae
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*[[Lee Jung Hyun]] as Choi Yoon Hee
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*[[Morishita Chisato]] as Shiratori Kumi
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*[[Wentz Eiji]] as Toda Masato
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*[[Becky]] as Moyuka
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*[[Nakamaru Shinsho]] as Enokida
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*[[Takezai Terunosuke]] as Natsume Masashi
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*[[Fukikoshi Mitsuru]] as Kanayama Masayoshi (ep1)
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*[[Hirata Mitsuru]] as Kobayashi Hajime (ep3)
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*[[Tomiura Satoshi]] as Kobayashi Ryota (ep3)
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*[[Tachikawa Eri]]
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*[[Masana Bokuzo]]
  
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While the script has yet to be completed, the drama is said to be a love story set in Seoul and Tokyo.
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==Production Credits==
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*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Watanabe Mutsuki]]
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*'''Producer:''' [[Ueda Hiroki]], [[Yoshino Yuko]] (吉野有子)
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*'''Director:''' [[Hirano Shunichi]], [[Shono Jiro]], [[Yamamuro Daisuke]]
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*'''Music:''' [[Kanno Yugo]], KREVA
  
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Choi will leave for Japan in November to begin shooting the drama. [ 2005-07-04 ]
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==Episode Ratings==
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*'''Ep 01:''' 20.0%
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*'''Ep 02:''' 15.2%
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*'''Ep 03:''' 15.1%
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*'''Ep 04:''' 15.8%
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*'''Ep 05:''' 14.8%
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*'''Ep 06:''' 14.6%
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*'''Ep 07:''' 15.5%
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*'''Ep 08:''' 13.2%
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*'''Ep 09:''' 14.1%
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*'''Ep 10:''' 14.6%
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*'''Ep 11:''' 17.7%
  
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Source: [http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/culture/200507/kt2005070420074511680.htm Korea Times]
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==Awards==
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* '''48th [[Television Drama Academy Awards]] (2006-05-12):''' Best Musical Arrangement
  
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==Other Resources==
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==External Links==
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*[http://www.tbs.co.jp/rondo2006/ Official Site]
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*[http://jdorama.com/drama.988.htm JDorama.com]
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*[http://english.kbs.co.kr/entertainment/news/1356151_11858.html Article: ''Choi Ji-woo to Co-Star with Takenouchi Yutaka'' (KBS Global, 2005-07-05)]
  
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Latest revision as of 01:15, 7 August 2019

Rondo

Details

  • Title: 輪舞曲
  • Title (romaji): Rondo
  • Also known as: 윤무곡 / Yunmugok
  • Episodes: 11 (ep1 - 2 hrs)
  • Genre: Romance, thriller
  • Viewership rating: 15.5%
  • Broadcast network: TBS
  • Broadcast period: 2006-Jan-15 to 2006-Mar-26
  • Air time: Sunday 21:00
  • Opening Theme Song: I Believe, by Ayaka
  • Ending Theme Song: Sayonara, by RUI

Synopsis

Japan and Korea's biggest names star in this big-scale drama. Nishijima Sho is a Japanese detective whose father was murdered in Korea when he was still a boy. In hopes of discovering the truth behind his father's death, Sho is working undercover in a huge secret organization. Choi Yuna is a Korean woman who visits Japan in search of her missing father. She opens a Korean restaurant with her younger sister, but soon faces the mercy of fate. The couple meets in a corner of Tokyo and fall in love. But what waits ahead of them… A "rondo" of fate, love, and history is about to begin.

User/Viewer Ratings

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Cast

Correlation chart

Production Credits

Episode Ratings

  • Ep 01: 20.0%
  • Ep 02: 15.2%
  • Ep 03: 15.1%
  • Ep 04: 15.8%
  • Ep 05: 14.8%
  • Ep 06: 14.6%
  • Ep 07: 15.5%
  • Ep 08: 13.2%
  • Ep 09: 14.1%
  • Ep 10: 14.6%
  • Ep 11: 17.7%

Awards

External Links



Autumn 2005
TBS
Spring 2006
Koi no Jikan
Sunday 21:00
Oishii Proposal
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