Difference between revisions of "Arashi ga Kureta Mono"
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*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Shimizu Akemi]], [[Ito Toshiya]] (いとう斗士八), [[Aoki Erika]] (青木江梨花) | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Shimizu Akemi]], [[Ito Toshiya]] (いとう斗士八), [[Aoki Erika]] (青木江梨花) | ||
*'''Producer:''' [[Ichino Naochika]], [[Numata Michitsugu]] (沼田通嗣) | *'''Producer:''' [[Ichino Naochika]], [[Numata Michitsugu]] (沼田通嗣) | ||
| − | *'''Director:''' [[Fujio Takashi]] [[Sugimura Rokuro]] | + | *'''Director:''' [[Fujio Takashi]] [[Sugimura Rokuro]] |
*'''Music:''' [[Fuuki Harumi]] | *'''Music:''' [[Fuuki Harumi]] | ||
Revision as of 13:47, 19 September 2020
Details
- Title: 嵐がくれたもの
- Title (romaji): Arashi ga Kureta Mono
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Family, human drama
- Broadcast network: Tokai TV, Fuji TV
- Broadcast period: 2009-Aug-31 to 2009-Oct-30
- Air time: Weekdays 13:30
- Theme song: Yoake wo Motomete by The Alfee
Synopsis
Setsuko's family is hit by the devastating Typhoon Vera (also known as Isewan Typhoon) in September 1959, which resulted in more than 4,500 people dead and over 600 people missing. Her husband and daughter disappear in the typhoon, and while taking refuge, she meets an orphan whom she begins raising as her child. Ten years later, she discovers that her husband and daughter are alive, leading a separate life. --Tokyograph
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Iwasaki Hiromi as Kanzaki Setsuko
- Omoto Yukina (尾本侑樹奈) as young Setsuko
- Nagaoka Tasuku as Kanzaki Kyohei
- Tsuboi Sho (坪井憧) as young Kyohei
- Nakamura Rio (中村莉緒) as Kanzaki Junko
- Miura Toko as young Junko
- Tsunogae Kazue (角替和枝) as Kanzaki Shizuko
- Shinsui Sansho as Kanzaki Daikichi
- Harada Daijiro as Udagawa Sosuke
- Sawada Ayako as Udagawa Kayo
- Miyamoto Maki as Udagawa Yuriko
- Shimizu Koji as Tanba Hajime
- Miyagawa Ichirota as Mori Ryutaro
- Nakatsuka Mino (中塚みの) as Ishihara Tomoko
- Tateishi Miyu (立石美優) as Mori Ayumi
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Shimizu Akemi, Ito Toshiya (いとう斗士八), Aoki Erika (青木江梨花)
- Producer: Ichino Naochika, Numata Michitsugu (沼田通嗣)
- Director: Fujio Takashi Sugimura Rokuro
- Music: Fuuki Harumi
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