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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:01, 29 June 2026
Contents
Details
- Title: 光る君へ
- Title (romaji): Hikaru Kimi e
- Also known as: Dear Radiance
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Jidaigeki
- Episodes: 48
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2024-Jan-07 to 2024-Dec-15
- Viewership ratings: Avg: 10.7%, high: 12.7% (Kanto)
- Air time: Sunday 20:00
Synopsis
Set in the Heian period, this is the story of Murasaki Shikibu, a lady-in-waiting and was best known as the author of The Tale of Genji.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
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- Nobukawa Seijun as Ito (Taro's wet nurse)
- Seto Takeo (勢登健雄) as Fukumaru (Ito's husband)
- Yabe Taro as Otomaru (Mahiro's servant)
- Kurashita Honami (蔵下穂波) as Kinu (Otomaru's wife)
- Shimada Momoi (島田桃依) as Haru (Mahiro's servant)
- Shimura Koki (志村光貴) as Kumamaru (Mahiro's servant)
- Masuoka Toru as Minamoto no Masanobu (Sadaijin / Tomoko's father)
- Ishino Mako as Fujiwara no Mutsuko (Tomoko's mother)
- Akiyama Ryuji as Fujiwara no Sanesuke (Michinaga's senior)
- Nakajima Arisa as Kiriko (Sanesuke's first wife)
- Marin (真凛) as Tsuyakojou (Sanesuke's second wife)
- Shinoda Ryo (篠田諒) as Fujiwara no Sukehira (Sanesuke's adoptive son)
- Machida Keita as Fujiwara no Kinto (Statesman)
- Yagyu Miyu as Toshiko (Kinto's wife)
- Watanabe Daichi as Fujiwara no Yukinari (Statesman)
- Hyodo Kumi (兵頭公美) as Takashina no Mitsuko (Takako's younger sister)
- Abe Shohei as Minamoto no Katamasa (Ikuko's elder brother)
- Hashizume Jun as Fujiwara no Yoritada (Kinto's father)
- Suzuki Ryujin as Minamoto no Shigenobu (Masanobu's younger brother)
- Ueki Shohei as Minamoto no Michikata (Shigenobu's son)
- Miyakawa Ichirota as Fujiwara no Akimitsu (Kugyo)
- Sakata Masanobu as Fujiwara no Tamemitsu (Kaneie's younger brother)
- Yusuke Santamaria as Abe no Haruakira (Onmyoji)
- Kosaka Nao (小坂菜緒) as Saiin no Chujo (Nobunori's lover / Minamoto no Tamemasa's daughter)
- Kiryu Sakura as Chigusa / Sugawara no Takasue no Musume
- Morita Kanro as Minamoto no Kunimori
- Tamaki Takamasa as Minamoto no Mitsumasa
- Tokui Yuu as Ono no Kunikatsu
- Yasui Junpei as Mikuni no Wakamaro
- Maiguma Katsuya as Naohide
- Matsushita Kouhei as Zhou Min
Production Credits
- Narrator: Ito Tosie (伊東敏恵)
- Screenwriter: Ooishi Shizuka
- Producer: Okoshi Hiroshi (大越大士), Kawaguchi Shunsuke, Takahashi Yukako (高橋優香子), Kasai Yuya
- Director: Nakashima Yuki (中島由貴), Sasaki Yoshiharu, Nakaizumi Kei (中泉慧), Mayuzumi Rintaro (黛りんたろう), Hara Eisuke (原英輔), Sahara Yuki (佐原裕貴), Matsumoto Hitoshi (松本仁志), Tanaka Yoji (田中陽児), Watanabe Akihiro (渡邉昭寛)
- Music: Tono Yumi (冬野ユミ)
Episode Ratings
See Hikaru Kimi e/Episode Ratings
Notes
- It is the first in seven years since a female main character is featured on a Taiga Drama. The last work was Onna Joushu Naotora, led by Shibasaki Kou.
- The role Fujiwara no Takaie was originally offered to Nagayama Kento, who stepped down after a drug scandal in 2023. The role was later offered to Ryusei Ryo.
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