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*[[Kanie Keizo]] as Amano Chubee | *[[Kanie Keizo]] as Amano Chubee | ||
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Revision as of 02:45, 28 January 2016
Details
- Title: あまちゃん
- Title (romaji): Amachan
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Drama, youth, comedy
- Episodes: 156
- Viewership ratings: 20.6%
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2013-Apr-01 to 2013-Sep-28
- Air time: Mon-Sat 8:00
Synopsis
Summer holidays... Amano Aki follows her mother, Haruko, to her hometown in Kitasanriku. There, she meets her maternal grandmother, Natsu, for the first time. Natsu is a woman diver, and Aki thinks that is just so cool. Aki is a second year high-school student, and she struggles to keep up with the fast-paced life in Tokyo. Having been confined indoors most of the time, everything she sees in the rural town is exciting to her. But most of all, seeing her grandmother diving under the fierce surf along the coastline, leaves a huge impact on her. "I think I would like to be a diver too..."
Cast
- Nounen Rena as Amano Aki
- Miyamoto Nobuko as Amano Natsu
- Koizumi Kyoko as Amano Haruko
- Arimura Kasumi as young Haruko
- Omi Toshinori as Kurokawa Masamune
- Morioka Ryu as young Masamune
- Kanie Keizo as Amano Chubee
- Sugimoto Tetta as Omukai Daikichi
- Higashide Masahiro as young Daikichi
- Arakawa Yoshiyoshi as Yoshida Masayoshi
- Fukikoshi Mitsuru as Sugawara Tamotsu
- Ando Tamae as Kurihara Shiori
- Shiomi Sansei as Oda Ben
- Sugawara Daikichi as Konno Atsushi
- Denden as Okinai Rokuro
- Ise Shima (伊勢志摩) as Hanamaki Tamako
- Fukushi Sota as Tanuichi Koichi
- Minagawa Sarutoki as Isono Shinbei
- Murasugi Seminosuke as Hibiki Ichiro
- Watanabe Eri as Konno Yayoi
- Kino Hana as Osanai Katsue
- Miho Jun as Kumagai Misuzu
- Katagiri Hairi as Anbe Sayuri
- Koike Teppei as Adachi Hiroi
- Hashimoto Ai as Adachi Yui
- Hiraizumi Sei as Adachi Asao
- Yagi Akiko (八木亜希子) as Adachi Yoshie
- Yakushimaru Hiroko as Suzuka Hiromi
- Furuta Arata as Aramaki Taichi
- Matsuda Ryuhei as Mizuguchi Takuma
- Magii as Kawashima Kousaku
- Matsuoka Mayu as Iruma Shiori
- Ono Ito as Endo Mana
- Yamashita Rio as Miyashita Ayumi
- Kurashita Honami (蔵下穂波) as Kyan Ellen
- Yuki Mio as Onodera Kaoruko
- Saito Alina (斎藤アリーナ) as Veronica
- Adachi Rika as Arima Megu
- Matsuo Suzuki as Kai-san
- Pierre Taki as Umezu
- Hyuga Jyo as Ito
- Makita Sports
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Kudo Kankuro
- Producer: Kurube Kei (訓覇圭), Kashi Hiroshi (菓子浩)
- Director: Inoue Tsuyoshi (井上剛), Yoshida Teruyuki (吉田照幸), Kajiwara Toki (梶原登城)
- Music: Otomo Yoshihide (大友良英)
Recognitions
- 17th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix (Annual): Best Actress - Nounen Rena
- 78th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Drama
- 78th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Actress - Nounen Rena
- 78th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Supporting Actress - Koizumi Kyoko
- 78th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Screenwriter - Kudo Kankuro
- 78th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Theme Song
- 78th Television Drama Academy Awards: Special Award - Otomo Yoshihide (大友良英)
- 17th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix (Jul-Sept 2013): Best Actress - Nounen Rena
- 17th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix (Jul-Sept 2013): Best Supporting Actress - Koizumi Kyoko
- 17th Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix (Apr-Jun 2013): Best Actress - Nounen Rena
External Links
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