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==Details==
 
==Details==
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*'''Title:''' 温泉へ行こう
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*'''Title:''' 温泉へ行こう!
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*'''Title (romaji):''' Onsen e Ikou
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*'''Title (romaji):''' Onsen e Iko!
 
*'''Also known as:''' Let's Go ONSEN (TBS) / Women of the Onsen (KIKU-TV)
 
*'''Also known as:''' Let's Go ONSEN (TBS) / Women of the Onsen (KIKU-TV)
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*'''Episodes:''' 65
 
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*'''Genre:''' Comedy drama
 
 
*'''Air time:''' Weekdays 13:00 to 13:30
 
*'''Air time:''' Weekdays 13:00 to 13:30
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*'''Genre:''' Comedy
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' TBS
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' TBS
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==Season 1==
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*'''Episodes:''' 65
 
*'''Broadcast period:''' 1999-Sep-13 to 1999-Dec-10
 
*'''Broadcast period:''' 1999-Sep-13 to 1999-Dec-10
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*'''Theme Song:'''  ''[[Ai wo Sutenaide (song)|Ai wo Sutenaide]]'', by BEGIN
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*'''Theme song:'''  ''[[Ai wo Sutenaide (song)|Ai wo Sutenaide]]'', by BEGIN
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*'''Related dramas:''' [[Onsen e Ikou|Season 1]], [[Onsen e Ikou 2|Season 2]], [[Onsen e Ikou 3|Season 3]], [[Onsen e Ikou 4|Season 4]], [[Onsen e Ikou 5|Season 5]]
 
  
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==Synopsis==
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===Synopsis===
 
Kaoru sees her vacation at a hot-spring inn as a chance to get over her heartbreak after her fiance breaks off their engagement. But she soon finds herself caught in a position between her birth mother, the proprietor of the inn, and Kaoru's sister-in-law, whose position as the "next-in-line" at the inn was practically guaranteed. The loyalties of the employees are also tested, as the proprietor manipulates the younger women to her ends. ''--KIKU-TV''
 
Kaoru sees her vacation at a hot-spring inn as a chance to get over her heartbreak after her fiance breaks off their engagement. But she soon finds herself caught in a position between her birth mother, the proprietor of the inn, and Kaoru's sister-in-law, whose position as the "next-in-line" at the inn was practically guaranteed. The loyalties of the employees are also tested, as the proprietor manipulates the younger women to her ends. ''--KIKU-TV''
  
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==Cast==
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===Cast===
 
*[[Kato Takako]] as Kaoru
 
*[[Kato Takako]] as Kaoru
 
*[[Yabe Miho]] as Miharu
 
*[[Yabe Miho]] as Miharu
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*[[Jinbo Satoshi]]
 
*[[Jinbo Satoshi]]
 
*[[Tanaka Minoru]]
 
*[[Tanaka Minoru]]
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*[[Fuse Eri]]
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==Season 2==
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*'''Episodes:''' 59
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2000-Nov-27 to 2001-Feb-23
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*'''Theme song:'''  ''Sweet Season'', by SONO
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===Synopsis===
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It is six months after the battle between Kaoru and Yuriko over who should be the mistress of the onsen inn Kurahara. Saeko returns for a visit, only to find that things have changed drastically. When she finally finds Kaoru, who is supposed to be the mistress, she is shocked to find her working as a maid trainee. Saeko enlists the help of Yuriko, who has left the inn to help her husband, in order to reinstate Kaoru to her rightful position, and to return Kurahara to its former glory. ''--KIKU-TV''
  
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==Production Credits==
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===Cast===
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*'''Screenwriter:'''
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*[[Kato Takako]] as Kaoru
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*'''Producer:'''
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*[[Yabe Miho]] as Miharu
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*'''Director:'''
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*[[Ameku Michiko]] as Jinno Saeko
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*'''Music:'''
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*[[Ayu Yuki]] as Misawa Reiko
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*[[Fujiyoshi Kumiko]] as Nagano Yuriko
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*[[Tanaka Minoru]] as Muto Kenji
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*[[Fuse Eri]]
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*[[Jinbo Satoshi]] as Kaido Shinya
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*[[Yamashita Yuko]] as Sasaki Nobue
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*[[Tanaka Chiyo]] as Ootani Hiromi
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*[[Kawahara Kazuhisa]] as Kurahara Atsushi
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*[[Kazuya Shigama]] as Ootani Shinji
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==Season 3==
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*'''Episodes:''' 54
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2002-Jan-28 to 2002-Apr-12
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*'''Theme song:'''  ''[[YASASHIIUTA (song)|YASASHIIUTA]]'', by Ikeda Ayako
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===Synopsis===
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Another year has gone by at the onsen inn, Kurahara. The adventures of Kaoru continue in "Women of the Onsen 3." Muto and Kaoru are ready to tie the knot, and the whole staff is behind them, but circumstances keep getting in their way. ''--KIKU-TV''
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===Cast===
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*[[Kato Takako]] as Kaoru
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*[[Ikezu Jyoko]]
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*[[Yabe Miho]] as Miharu
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*[[Tanaka Minoru]]
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*[[Ameku Michiko]]
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*[[Ayu Yuki]]
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*[[Fujimura Shiho]]
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*[[Fujiyoshi Kumiko]]
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*[[Fuse Eri]]
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*[[Hisazumi Emu]]
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*[[Jinbo Satoshi]]
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*[[Kazuya Shigama]]
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==Season 4==
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*'''Episodes:''' 55 plus 2-hour SP
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2003-Sep-01 to 2003-Nov-14 (SP 2004-Nov-10)
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*'''Theme song:''' ''[[KESERASERA (song)|KESERASERA]]'', by P.I.MONSTER
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===Cast===
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*[[Kato Takako]] as Kaoru
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*[[Tanaka Minoru]]
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*[[Yabe Miho]] as Miharu
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*[[Ameku Michiko]] as Erika
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*[[Fujimura Shiho]]
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*[[Fujiyoshi Kumiko]]
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*[[Ikezu Jyoko]]
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*[[Imamura Keiko]] as Risako
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*[[Jinbo Satoshi]]
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*[[Kazuya Shigama]]
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*[[Kayama Yoshiko]]
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==Season 5==
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*'''Episodes:''' 55
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2004-Nov-29 to 2005-Feb-18
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*'''Theme Song:'''  ''[[S.O.S Darling (song)|S.O.S Darling]]'', by Freeway-High
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===Cast===
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*[[Kato Takako]] as Kaoru
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*[[Tanaka Minoru]]
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*[[Yabe Miho]] as Miharu
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*[[Aimoto Kumiko]]
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*[[Fujimura Shiho]]
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*[[Fujiyoshi Kumiko]]
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*[[Itaya Yuka]]
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*[[Kazuya Shigama]]
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*[[Osawa Mikio]]
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==
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*[http://jdorama.com/drama.747.htm JDorama.com]
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*[http://www.tbs.co.jp/drama_archive/ainogekijyo/onsen/ Official site (Season 1)]
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*[http://www.tbs.co.jp/ainogekijyo/onsen2/ Official site (Season 2)]
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*[http://www.tbs.co.jp/ainogekijyo/onsen3/ Official site (Season 3)]
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*[http://www.tbs.co.jp/ainogekijyo/onsen4/ Official site (Season 4)]
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*[http://www.tbs.co.jp/ainogekijyo/onsen5/ Official site (Season 5)]
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*[http://jdorama.com/drama.747.htm JDorama.com (Season 1)]
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*[http://jdorama.com/drama.897.htm JDorama.com (Season 2)]
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*[http://jdorama.com/drama.896.htm JDorama.com (Season 3)]
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*[http://jdorama.com/drama.895.htm JDorama.com (Season 4)]
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{{SeasonRing|Season 1|[[Ai no Gekijyo (TBS)|Weekdays 13:00]]|1999-Jul to 1999-Sep|[[Daisuki! Itsutsugo]]|1999-Dec to 2000-Mar|[[Shin Ten Made Todoke]]}}
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{{SeasonRing|Season 2|[[Ai no Gekijyo (TBS)|Weekdays 13:00]]|2000-Sep to 2000-Nov|[[Eien no 1/2]]|2001-Feb to 2001-Apr|[[Shin Ten Made Todoke]]}}
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{{SeasonRing|Season 3|[[Ai no Gekijyo (TBS)|Weekdays 13:00]]|2001-Dec to 2002-Jan|[[Mama Masshigura!]]|2002-Apr to 2002-June|[[Ten Made Todoke|Shin Ten Made Todoke]]}}
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{{SeasonRing|Season 4|[[Ai no Gekijyo (TBS)|Weekdays 13:00]]|2003-Jul to 2003-Aug|[[Daisuki! Itsutsugo]]|2003-Nov to 2003-Dec|[[Ginza Manmannaka!]]}}
  
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{{SeasonRing|TBS Ai no Gekijyo|[[Ai no Gekijyo (TBS)|Weekdays 13:00]]|1999-Jul to 1999-Sep|[[Daisuki! Itsutsugo]]|1999-Dec to 2000-Mar|[[Shin Ten Made Todoke]]}}
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{{SeasonRing|Season 5|[[Ai no Gekijyo (TBS)|Weekdays 13:00]]|2004-Oct to 2004-Nov|[[Mama wa Joi-san]]|2005-Feb to 2005-Apr|[[Kikaseteyo Ai no Kotoba wo]]}}
  
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[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama1999]] [[Category:TBS]]
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[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama1999]] [[Category:JDrama2000]] [[Category:JDrama2002]] [[Category:JDrama2003]] [[Category:JDrama2004]] [[Category:TBS]]

Revision as of 22:29, 21 August 2007

Details

  • Title: 温泉へ行こう!
  • Title (romaji): Onsen e Iko!
  • Also known as: Let's Go ONSEN (TBS) / Women of the Onsen (KIKU-TV)
  • Air time: Weekdays 13:00 to 13:30
  • Genre: Comedy
  • Broadcast network: TBS

Season 1

  • Episodes: 65
  • Broadcast period: 1999-Sep-13 to 1999-Dec-10
  • Theme song: Ai wo Sutenaide, by BEGIN

Synopsis

Kaoru sees her vacation at a hot-spring inn as a chance to get over her heartbreak after her fiance breaks off their engagement. But she soon finds herself caught in a position between her birth mother, the proprietor of the inn, and Kaoru's sister-in-law, whose position as the "next-in-line" at the inn was practically guaranteed. The loyalties of the employees are also tested, as the proprietor manipulates the younger women to her ends. --KIKU-TV

Cast

Season 2

  • Episodes: 59
  • Broadcast period: 2000-Nov-27 to 2001-Feb-23
  • Theme song: Sweet Season, by SONO

Synopsis

It is six months after the battle between Kaoru and Yuriko over who should be the mistress of the onsen inn Kurahara. Saeko returns for a visit, only to find that things have changed drastically. When she finally finds Kaoru, who is supposed to be the mistress, she is shocked to find her working as a maid trainee. Saeko enlists the help of Yuriko, who has left the inn to help her husband, in order to reinstate Kaoru to her rightful position, and to return Kurahara to its former glory. --KIKU-TV

Cast

Season 3

  • Episodes: 54
  • Broadcast period: 2002-Jan-28 to 2002-Apr-12
  • Theme song: YASASHIIUTA, by Ikeda Ayako

Synopsis

Another year has gone by at the onsen inn, Kurahara. The adventures of Kaoru continue in "Women of the Onsen 3." Muto and Kaoru are ready to tie the knot, and the whole staff is behind them, but circumstances keep getting in their way. --KIKU-TV

Cast

Season 4

  • Episodes: 55 plus 2-hour SP
  • Broadcast period: 2003-Sep-01 to 2003-Nov-14 (SP 2004-Nov-10)
  • Theme song: KESERASERA, by P.I.MONSTER

Cast

Season 5

  • Episodes: 55
  • Broadcast period: 2004-Nov-29 to 2005-Feb-18
  • Theme Song: S.O.S Darling, by Freeway-High

Cast

External Links



1999-Jul to 1999-Sep
Season 1
1999-Dec to 2000-Mar
Daisuki! Itsutsugo
Weekdays 13:00
Shin Ten Made Todoke



2000-Sep to 2000-Nov
Season 2
2001-Feb to 2001-Apr
Eien no 1/2
Weekdays 13:00
Shin Ten Made Todoke



2001-Dec to 2002-Jan
Season 3
2002-Apr to 2002-June
Mama Masshigura!
Weekdays 13:00
Shin Ten Made Todoke



2003-Jul to 2003-Aug
Season 4
2003-Nov to 2003-Dec
Daisuki! Itsutsugo
Weekdays 13:00
Ginza Manmannaka!



2004-Oct to 2004-Nov
Season 5
2005-Feb to 2005-Apr
Mama wa Joi-san
Weekdays 13:00
Kikaseteyo Ai no Kotoba wo
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