Mika Omori
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Profile
- Name Mika Omori
- Japanese: 大森美香 （おおもり みか)
- Birthdate: March 6, 1972
- Birthplace: Fukuoka Prefecture Japan
Bio
Screenwriter-Director Mika Oomori was born in Fukuoka , Japan in 1972 and is a graduate of Aoyama Gakuin Women's Junior College. After leaving the Tokyo Bureau of Nagoya Broadcasting Network, she became an assistant director within the drama production division of Fuji Television Network, Inc. In 1998, she made her screenwriting and directorial debut with the late night drama "Bishojo H: 17-Sai no Kiroku." At present, she continues to work as freelance writer and director on mainstream TV dramas. Her writing credits include: "Kabachitare!," "Long Love Letter Seiryu Kyoshitsu," and "Lunch Queen" for Fuji Television Network, "Kimi wa Pet" and "Satomi Hakkenden" for Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS), and "Kaze no Haruka" for NHK. Her film directorial credits include: "Koibumi Biyori" and "Nibanme no Kanojo." In 2005, Oomori gained wide recognition when she won the Mukoda Kuniko Award (the top honor for screenwriters) for her work on "Fukigen na Jean."
Director
- Pool (2009)
- Nekonade (2008)
- Koibumi-biyori (2004) - (story "Atashi o shiranai kimi e")
- Nibanme no kanojo (2004)
- CROSS (2001)
Screen Writer
Movies
- Himitsu no Akko-chan (2012)
- Gambling Apocalypse Kaiji | Kaiji (2009)
- Pool (2009)
- Heaven's Door (2009)
- Detroit Metal City (2008)
- Koibumi-biyori (2004)
- Nibanme no kanojo (2004)
- Install | Insutôru (2004)
TV Dramas
- Hungry! | Hanguri! (Fuji TV / 2012)
- I'll Still Love You Ten Years from Now | Juunen Saki mo Kimi ni Koishite (NHK / 2010)
- Summer Romance Shines in Rainbow Colors | Natsu no Koi wa Nijiiro ni Kagayaku (Fuji TV / 2010)
- Buzzer Beat (Fuji TV / 2009)
- Edison no Haha (TBS / 2008)
- Good Job (NHK / 2007)
- My Boss My Hero (NTV / 2006)
- Satomi Hakkenden (TBS / 2006)
- Kaze no Haruka (NHK / 2005)
- Fukigen na jiin (Fuji TV / 2005)
- Nikoniko Nikki (NHK / 2003)
- You're My Pet | Kimi wa Pet (TBS / 2003)
- Omiai Hourouki (NHK / 2002)
- The Queen of Lunchtime Cuisine | Lunch no Joou (Fuji TV / 2002)
- Long Love Letter (Fuji TV / 2002)
- Kabachitare (Fuji TV / 2001)
- Love Hotel | Tadaima Manshitsu (TV Asahi / 2000)
- Love 2000 | Nisennen no Koi (Fuji TV / 2000)
- Renai Kekkon no Rule (Fuji TV / 1999)
nikki Says:
Apr 11 2009 1:08 am
I've enjoyed several of the tv shows she's written. She's very good at human drama, showing relationships such as friendships, and romances that feel real and not overly dramatic or "dreamy". Her characters are often rateable. It's interesting to see that she has been branching out into comedies over the past couple of years - she's rather good at it.