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*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Yukawa Kazuhiko]]
 
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Yukawa Kazuhiko]]
 
*'''Producer:''' [[Yamamoto Toshihiko]] (山本敏彦)
 
*'''Producer:''' [[Yamamoto Toshihiko]] (山本敏彦)
*'''Director:''' [[Nagikawa Yoshiro]] (梛川善郎), [[Kobayashi Daiji]] (小林大児), [[Fukuoka Toshitake]] (福岡利武), [[Bonkobara Makoto]] (盆子原誠), [[Fujinami Hideki]] (藤並英樹), [[Watanabe Tetsuya]] (渡辺哲也)
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*'''Director:''' [[Nagikawa Yoshiro]] (梛川善郎), [[Kobayashi Daiji]] (小林大児), [[Fukuoka Toshitake]], [[Bonkobara Makoto]] (盆子原誠), [[Fujinami Hideki]] (藤並英樹), [[Watanabe Tetsuya]] (渡辺哲也)
 
*'''Music:''' [[Ogino Kiyoko]] (荻野清子)
 
*'''Music:''' [[Ogino Kiyoko]] (荻野清子)
  

Revision as of 01:05, 7 February 2018


Jun to Ai

Details

  • Title: 純と愛
  • Title (romaji): Jun to Ai
  • Format: Renzoku
  • Genre: Drama
  • Episodes: 151
  • Viewership ratings: 17.1%
  • Broadcast network: NHK
  • Broadcast period: 2012-Oct-01 to 2013-Mar-30
  • Air time: Mon-Sat 8:00
  • Theme song: Ichiban Chikaku ni by HY

Synopsis

The story follows a young woman named Kano Jun (Natsuna), who was raised in Miyakojima, Okinawa. She begins working at a top-tier hotel in Osaka. There, she meets a man named Machida Itoshi (“Itoshi” is written with the same kanji as “ai”), whose brother has passed away. Although the two are very different, they fall in love. --Tokyograph

Cast

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