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Revision as of 23:55, 11 April 2009
This page is about a verified upcoming drama.
Some information on this page may be missing or even wrong.
Some information on this page may be missing or even wrong.
Details
- Title: 駅路
- Title (romaji): Ekiro
- Format: Tanpatsu
- Genre: Detective mystery
- Broadcast network: Fuji TV
- Broadcast date: Spring 2009
Synopsis
In "Ekiro," a bank employee suddenly goes missing right after his retirement. Yakusho stars as the veteran detective in charge of the investigation, who is on the verge of retirement himself. All he seems to uncover are more mysteries, but one woman (Fukatsu) comes up during the investigation, and it seems that she may hold the key to the man's disappearance. --Tokyograph
Cast
Production Credits
- Original writing: Short story Ekiro by Matsumoto Seicho
- Screenwriter: Mukoda Kuniko (向田邦子)
- Producer: Kita Reiko (喜多麗子)
- Director: Sugita Shigemichi (杉田成道)
Notes
- The late Mukoda Kuniko wrote the screenplay roughly 30 years ago for a TV adaptation.