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Revision as of 03:50, 17 October 2013
Contents
Details
- Title: 大仏開眼
- Title (romaji): Daibutsu Kaigen
- Also known as: Consecration of the Great Buddha
- Episodes: 2
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2010-Apr-03 to 2010-Apr-10
- Air time: Saturday 19:30 - 20:59
Synopsis
To commemorate the 1300th anniversary of the establishment of the Nara Heijo-kyo, the ancient capital of Japan, NHK's two-part drama special "Consecration of the Great Buddha" depicts the human relationships behind the completion of the Great Buddha (known in Japan as simply Daibutsu)). The statue was constructed by the Emperor Shomu in Heijo-kyo in the 8th Century. Most notable to the completion of the Great Buddha was Kibi no Makibi (Yoshioka Hidetaka ), a Japanese scholar, who led the project to construct the Great Buddha.
Cast
- Yoshioka Hidetaka as Kibi no Makibi
- Ishihara Satomi as Naishinno Abeno (Koken)
- Takahashi Katsunori as Nakamaro Fujiwarano
- Enami Kyoko as Empress Dowager Komyo
- Oida Yoshi (笈田 ヨシ) as Gyoki
- Kunimura Jun as Emperor Shomu
- Ichikawa Kamejiro
- Uchiyama Rina
- Kusakari Masao
- Asano Atsuko
- Yamanaka So
- Kariya Shunsuke
- Namioka Kazuki
- Miyashita Junko
- Nakayama Masei
- Minami Keisuke
- Inoue Charu