Difference between revisions of "Tengoku e no Kaidan"
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*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Ikehata Shunsaku]] (池端俊策), [[Kato Masato]] (加藤正人) | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Ikehata Shunsaku]] (池端俊策), [[Kato Masato]] (加藤正人) | ||
| − | *'''Producer:''' [[Horiguchi Yoshinori]] | + | *'''Producer:''' [[Horiguchi Yoshinori]], [[Daijo Akihiko]] (代情明彦) |
*'''Director:''' [[Tsuruhashi Yasuo]], [[Okamoto Koichi]], [[Shirakawa Takeshi]] | *'''Director:''' [[Tsuruhashi Yasuo]], [[Okamoto Koichi]], [[Shirakawa Takeshi]] | ||
*'''Music:''' [[Marutani Haruhiko]] (丸谷晴彦) | *'''Music:''' [[Marutani Haruhiko]] (丸谷晴彦) | ||
Latest revision as of 13:59, 17 October 2020
Details
- Title: 天国への階段
- Title (romaji): Tengoku e no Kaidan
- Also known as: Stairway to Heaven
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Human drama
- Episodes: 12
- Viewership ratings: 7.1
- Broadcast network: NTV
- Broadcast period: 2002-Apr-08 to 2002-Jun-24
- Theme song: "Eternal Place" by hiro
Synopsis
A past he wants to take back. A past that will never go away. Twenty-seven years ago Keiichi Kashiwagi lost his father to suicide after the rich and powerful Esei Group took over the family ranch, and Keiichi's beloved Akiko married into the Esei family. Keiichi then swore he would have his revenge. Now, Keiichi is head of his own corporation and running for office in the same electorate as Tatsuya Esei, the man who took Akiko from him long ago. Having fallen on hard times, Tatsuya is trying to marry his daughter Matsue into another rich corporate family, but Akiko remembers her own loveless marriage with remorse and refuses to have her daughter share the same fate. In the middle of this, Keiichi's past rears its ugly head, leading to murder and blackmail. Betrayal and revenge are tempered with the tenderness of love in this gripping suspense. --YTVJapan
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Ikehata Shunsaku (池端俊策), Kato Masato (加藤正人)
- Producer: Horiguchi Yoshinori, Daijo Akihiko (代情明彦)
- Director: Tsuruhashi Yasuo, Okamoto Koichi, Shirakawa Takeshi
- Music: Marutani Haruhiko (丸谷晴彦)