Tokyo Tower (2007-Japan-Fuji TV)
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- TV Show: Tokyo Tower
- Romaji: Tokyo tawa: Okan to boku to, tokidoki, oton
- Japanese: 東京タワー オカンとボクと、時々、オトン
- Director: Tetsuji Kubota, Masaki Tanimura
- Writer: Lily Fraky (novel)
- Network: Fuji TV
- Episode: 11
- Release Date: January 8 - March 19, 2007
- Runtime: Monday 21:00-21:54
- TV Ratings: 14.9% (weekly average)
- Language: Japanese
- Country: Japan
Plot
Tokyo Tower--it was the first thing that caught the young man's eyes when he came to Tokyo, the brightly-lit big city. Everything looks big, crowded and chaotic to him who was raised single-handedly by his mother in a rural town. Torn between loves and yarning to be independent, he chooses to live in this city where he's going to experience love, insecurity, desperation, and hope. Based on a bestselling book, this heartwarming drama follows a young man's struggle to find the meaning of life, and the strong bond between him and his mother. This is a real tear-shedder with hearty humor for every generation.
Notes
- Based on a national best-seller auto-biography (sold over 2 million copies) by Lily Franky.
- Related titles:
- Tokyo Tower: Mom and Me, and Sometimes Dad (Fuji TV / 2006)
- Tokyo Tower (Fuji TV / 2007)
- Tokyo Tower: Mom and Me, and Sometimes Dad (2007)
Cast
- Mokomichi Hayami - Masaya Nakagawa (Boku)
- Yu Kashii - Manami Sasaki
- Yuta Hiraoka - Hajime Narusawa
- Mitsuko Baisho - Eiko Nakagawa (Okan)
- Tasuku Emoto - Kohei Yamada
- Sousuke Takaoka - Hiroto Tokomoto
- Ryohei Hirota - Masaya Nakagawa (young)
- Ken Ishiguro
- Harue Akagi
- Miyoko Asada
- Shigeru Izumiya
- Sumie Sasaki
- Mayumi Asaka
- Yuta Yamazaki
- Maki Kubota
- Yosuke Saito - ep.1
- Kimiko Ikeda - ep.5
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Jenny Says:
Mar 21 2010 4:34 am
This drama is great! I loved watching it :)
It was quite inspirational and touching. The beginning can be a little slow to warm up, but keep watching, cause its definitely worth it!! Its a real tear-jerker though, so just be warned.