This drama tells the story of Anno Koichi (played by Tomazawa Shouming) who accepts the entrustment of the private bank of the president of the Tiangongji Aina Group, a wealthy man with assets of 700 billion, and starts to act towards the initial request, and the story begins. This request is to hope that the president can save his beloved Maruko shop from the predicament. However, Kumiko Iida (played by Honami Suzuki), the president of the dango store, was deceived by investment fraud because she had no financial knowledge at all and was saddled with a lot of debts when the survival of the store was threatened! Faced with Kumiko, who is standing in the abyss of despair, Anno proposes a proposal... And with this incident as a beginning, Anno, as the private banker of the president of Tiangongji, began to face various problems involved in the Tiangongji family.
This drama is adapted from Rito Asami's manga of the same name, which tells the story of the former policeman's father Haruo Yamashita (played by Masaya Nakagawa) who was killed on Christmas Eve, and his daughter Yamashita Kokomai (played by Suzu Hirose) uses the letters left by her father as clues to track down the truth of the suspenseful story of human crimes. The letter left by my father reads the word "unjust". In approaching the truth of the event, two events, the present and the past, are intricately intertwined...
In the 60s of the last century, the American drama "The Fugitive" was remade as a 93 movie of the same name starring Harrison Ford, and now Japan has also remade a Japanese drama SP "Fugitive", starring Ken Watanabe and Etsuji Toyokawa, to commemorate the 60th anniversary of TV Asahi's founding. The story is set in modern Japan, with Watanabe playing Kazuki Kakurai, an elite surgeon who is wrongfully murdered by his wife and chasing down the real murderer while on the run, and Toyokawa plays Masashi Hosaka, a criminal policeman who tracks him down. The work is directed by "Xiangba" director Izumi Seiji, and written by Masahiro Yoshimoto, and will be broadcast for two consecutive nights this year, and the specific broadcast time is to be reported.
Based on the novel of the same name, this drama tells the mystery of the strange events that happen in various residences such as suicide, ghost party, disappearance, and garbage house, and is skillfully solved by Kotaro Inutou (played by Takaya Uekawa), a smart mind, strong wrist, and a good old man, Emiko Wakanomiya (played by Rio Uchida), who have unprecedented qualities that are different from humans.
This drama tells the story of Ippei Omori, a bad man who is forced to the edge of life and hates his family and children, lives with his brother-in-law of a single father and his children in order to be elected to the parliament. In the process of confronting family, society, and Japanese problems in daily life, the worst man gradually builds a relationship with his brother-in-law and his children like a real family, and gradually begins to want to create a better society, and finally seriously participates in the election and becomes a candidate, depicting the "worst man in Japan" who struggles to change his family, society, and Japan.
Seji Ai (played by Misara Kudo), who is studying at Eichi University, meets Kotoha Furuhashi (played by Maka Oda), a beautiful woman who is discarded in the garbage dump. Love invites the elusive Kotoha to her home, and uses this as an opportunity to become friends with her, but the offer is ruthlessly rejected, and Love learns that Kotoha is the name after the name change. Instead of Kotoha like that, she proposes to be a "lover" before guessing her real name. Then, in a relationship that starts on the fly, if you guess her real name, you will become "friends" as promised, which is a fantastic bet. Ai doesn't back down and decides to take the gamble and clumsily deepens her relationship with Kotoha as a "lover", but the past hidden in her name shows its fangs on the present...
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Fugitive Japanese drama