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Revision as of 00:16, 22 December 2006
File:Concerto01.jpg
Concerto
Details
- Title: 協奏曲
- Title (romaji): Kyousoukyoku
- Also Known As: Concerto / Sakkyoku
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre:
- Episodes: 10
- Viewership ratings: 28.2%
- Broadcast network: TBS
- Broadcast period: 1996-Oct-11 to 1996-Dec-13
- Air time: Friday 22:00
- Theme Song: Alfie by Vanessa Williams
Synopsis
Love and ambition collide when two brilliant architects compete for the same woman and the glory of success in their highly competitive field. Kakeru, a young dreamer just entering the professional world, starts out with the goal of building a magnificent church. The story unfolds when a world-famous architect, whom Kakeru idolizes but has never seen, collapses in front of him on the beach. The skillful portrayal of the intertwined loves and professional trials of these characters makes for a suspenseful and inspiring drama. --- TBS
Cast
- Kimura Takuya as Kakeru
- Tamura Masakazu as Ebisawa Kosuke
- Miyazawa Rie as Hana
- Ishikura Saburo
- Hisamoto Masami
- Yoshimi Kazutoyo (吉見一豊)
- Kimura Yoshino
- Sato Toru
- Yo Kimiko
- Tsuruta Shinobu
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Ikehata Shunsaku (池端俊策)
- Producer: Yagi Yasuo, Isoyama Akira (磯山晶)
- Director: Kiyohiro Makoto, Takenoshita Kanji
- Music: Burt Bacharach
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