Difference between revisions of "Ai wa Mieru"
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*'''Original writing:''' [[Tatemichi Satoko]] (立道聡子), [[Yagi Satomi]] (八木里美) ''Ai wa Mieru ~Zenmou Fuufu no "Takaramono"~'' (autobiographical novel) | *'''Original writing:''' [[Tatemichi Satoko]] (立道聡子), [[Yagi Satomi]] (八木里美) ''Ai wa Mieru ~Zenmou Fuufu no "Takaramono"~'' (autobiographical novel) | ||
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Izumi Yoshihiro]] | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Izumi Yoshihiro]] | ||
| − | *'''Producer:''' [[Murase Ken]] | + | *'''Producer:''' [[Murase Ken]], [[Kikuchi Hiroyuki]] (菊地裕幸) |
*'''Director:''' [[Tanimura Masaki]] | *'''Director:''' [[Tanimura Masaki]] | ||
Revision as of 13:27, 14 January 2016
Details
- Title: 愛はみえる
- Title (English): Ai wa Mieru (Love Sees)
- Tagline: 全盲夫婦に宿った小さな命
- Tagline (romaji): Zenmou Fuufu ni Yadotta Chiisana Inochi
- Format: Tanpatsu
- Viewership ratings: 12.1
- Genre: Human
- Broadcast network: Fuji TV
- Broadcast date: 2010-Sep-03
- Airtime: Friday 21:00
Synopsis
The drama is adapted from the book "Ai wa Mieru ~ Zenmou Fuufu no Takaramono," which covers Tatemichi's life as she developed her musical gift despite her blindness. She made her major label debut last year with the song "Takaramono." While working on her music, Tatemichi also married a blind man in 2004, and she gave birth to a son in 2006.
In the drama, Ueto's character is named Juri Tatematsu. Like Tatemichi, the character gets married and gives birth to a child, despite opposition from people around her. While raising the child, she continues pushing towards her dream of becoming a professional musician. Her blind husband, a guitarist and masseur, is being played by Keisuke Koide (26). --Tokyograph
Cast
- Ueto Aya as Juri Tatematsu
- Koide Keisuke
- Kitagawa Hiromi
- Kimura Midoriko
- Sugawara Daikichi (菅原大吉)
- Koichi Mantaro
- Hasegawa Tomoharu
- Oshima Yoko
- Tanaka Misako
Production Credits
- Original writing: Tatemichi Satoko (立道聡子), Yagi Satomi (八木里美) Ai wa Mieru ~Zenmou Fuufu no "Takaramono"~ (autobiographical novel)
- Screenwriter: Izumi Yoshihiro
- Producer: Murase Ken, Kikuchi Hiroyuki (菊地裕幸)
- Director: Tanimura Masaki