Sanbiki no Ossan
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- Title: 三匹のおっさん
- Title (romaji): Sanbiki no Ossan
- Tagline: ～正義の味方、見参!!～
- Tagline (romaji): ~Seigi no Mikata, Kensan!!~
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Comedy
Season 1
- Episodes: 8
- Broadcast network: TV Tokyo
- Broadcast period: 2014-Jan-17 to 2014-Mar-14
- Air time: Friday 19:58
- Theme song: Kotoba ni Dekinai Otoko desu by Kawakami Daisuke
Synopsis
Kiyota Kiyokazu (Kiyo), Tachibana Shigeo (Shige) and Arimura Norio (Nori) are childhood friends. Upon reaching the retirement age, Kiyo had to retire from his job, only to take up contract work at a Game Center. Shige owns an izakaya (Japanese pub) and used to run it until recently, having handed over the reins to his son, Kosei. Nori is a manager of a machinery equipment manufacturing plant. Back in high school, the three of them were part of the "Three Bad Boys" group. Kiyo is an expert in Kendo, while Shige has a black belt in Judo, and Nori is an ex-military strategist. All in their 60's now, the 3 of them get together to form a vigilance committee, and patrol the neighborhood at night. - by TV Tokyo
Cast
- Kitaoji Kinya as Kiyota Kiyokazu
- Izumiya Shigeru as Tachibana Shigeo
- Shiga Kotaro as Arimura Norio
- Nakada Yoshiko as Kiyota Yoshie
- Nishida Naomi as Kiyota Takako
- Ohno Takuro as Kiyota Yuki
- Komoto Masahiro as Kiyota Kenji
- Fujita Yumiko as Tachibana Tomiko
- Tsumura Noriyoshi (津村知与支) as Tachibana Kosei
- Suzuki Maika as Tachibana Rieko
- Mine Azusa (三根梓) as Arimura Sanae
Guests
- Misaki Ayame as Tominaga Junko (ep5)
- Kino Hana as Nobumoto Katsue (ep6)
- Taira Yuna as Rikako (ep7)
Season 2
- Episodes: 8
- Broadcast network: TV Tokyo
- Broadcast period: 2015-Apr-24 to 2015-Jun-12
- Air time: Friday 19:58
Synopsis
Cast
Guests
- Hiki Rie (ep2)
- Nakayama Shinobu (ep6)
- Kino Hana as Nobumoto Katsue (ep6)
Production Credits
- Original writing: Novel Arikawa Hiro
- Screenwriter: Sato Kumiko (佐藤久美子)
- Producers: Yamashika Tatsuya (山鹿達也), Abe Shinji (阿部真士), Inoue Ryuta (井上竜太), Kajino Yuji (梶野祐司)
- Directors: Inohara Tatsuzi (猪原達三), Shirakawa Takeshi (白川士)
- Music: Hirasawa Atsushi (平沢敦士)
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