Difference between revisions of "Ryuuten no Ouhi - Saigo no Koutei"
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Ryuuten no ouhi - Saigo no koutei
Contents
Details
- Title: Ryuuten no ouhi - Saigo no koutei / ?転?王妃・最後?皇弟
- Also Known As: Princess Hiro / China's Last Princess
- Genre: Human Drama, Romance, History
- Episodes: 1 (made-for-TV movie)
- Broadcasted by: TV Asahi
- Broadcast period: 2003-11-01
- Theme song:
Cast & Credits
Production
- Written by: Tatsui Yukiri
- Producer: Nakairi Takuya
- Director: Fujita Akira
- Music: Hakase Taro
Cast
- Takenouchi Yutaka as Aishinkakura Fuketsu
- Tokiwa Takako as Aishinkakura (Saga) Hiro
- Hayase Erina as Aishinkakura Eisei
- Ichikawa Yui as Aishinkakura Kosei
- Esumi Makiko as Kawashima Yoshiko
- Amami Yuki as Ri Kouran
- Sorimachi Takashi as Sakurai Tetsushi
- Nogiwa Yoko as Saga Hisako
- Kimura Yoshino as Kojima Haru
- Takenaka Naoto as Amakasu Masahiko
- Danta Yasunori as Kudou Shouji
- Hisamoto Masami as Oichi
- Kitamura Soichiro as Saga Sanetou
- Nakamura Toru as Touyama Hisanobu
- Iwasaki Hiromi as Saga Kotoko
- Mukunoki Miwa as San Gou Gou
- Nakamaru Shinsho as Kakeda no Miyadenka
- Kusabue Mitsuko as Koutaigou
- Ito Misaki as Tatara Kijin
- Kato Kazuko as Takeda no Miyahi Denka
- Nishijima Kazuhiro as Chin Ban
- Hamada Manabu as Ri Shunbou
Synopsis
TV Asahi also has a star-studded extravaganza prepared to celebrate its 45th anniversary this autumn 2003. Takako Tokiwa will star as the Japanese woman from the nobility chosen to be married off to the younger brother of the last emperor of China. She will don a 12-layer kimono for the ceremony. Yutaka Takenouchi plays the groom. It will be filmed partly on location in China.
Daily Yomiuri On-Line
Notes
- Aired as "Princess Hiro" on KIKU-TV, Honolulu HI
- Aired as "China's Last Princess" on KTSF-TV, San Francisco CA