Difference between revisions of "Koibito Yo"
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*'''Producer:''' [[Kita Reiko]] (喜多麗子) | *'''Producer:''' [[Kita Reiko]] (喜多麗子) | ||
*'''Director:''' [[Mitsuno Michio]], [[Nagayama Kozo]] | *'''Director:''' [[Mitsuno Michio]], [[Nagayama Kozo]] | ||
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| + | ==Awards== | ||
| + | *'''7th [[Television Drama Academy Awards]]:''' Best Actress ([[Suzuki Honami]]) | ||
| + | *'''7th [[Television Drama Academy Awards]]:''' Best Cinematography | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 20:07, 25 March 2011
Details
- Title: 恋人よ
- Title (romaji): Koibito Yo
- Also known as: My Dear Lover / To Love You More
- Genre: Friendship, relationship
- Episodes: 10
- Broadcast network: Fuji TV
- Broadcast period: 1995-Oct-19 to 1995-Dec-21
- Air time: Thursday 22:00
- Theme song: To Love You More by Celine Dion and Kryzler & Co.
- Related TV Shows: Oh Lovers
Synopsis
Just hours before two different couples (Manae & Ryotaro : Shoko & Kohei) take their vows, Manae and Kohei discover an untold secret of their spouses-to-be. While they are pondering over their decisions, they meet each other and become friends. Their friendship then extends after their marriages with Manae taking the initiative of choosing her home beside Kohei's. This move is certainly not to Ryotaro's advantage, as he is Shoko's ex-boyfriend and the child she is carrying is actually his! -- snowflakes
Cast
- Suzuki Honami as Manae
- Kishitani Goro as Kohei
- Sato Koichi as Ryotaro
- Suzuki Kyoka as Shoko
- Nagase Tomoya
- Sakurai Atsuko
- Mizuno Miki
- Yamaji Kazuhiro
- Oishi Goro
- Natsuyagi Isao
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Nozawa Hisashi
- Producer: Kita Reiko (喜多麗子)
- Director: Mitsuno Michio, Nagayama Kozo
Awards
- 7th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Actress (Suzuki Honami)
- 7th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Cinematography
External Links