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Reply #539 Yuni's post
tak semestinya jugak...kalu ikut sejarah medical drama mmg Fuji TV punya org suka...contoh:
Iryu 2 Ep1 - 20.1% (Ep2 turun ke 16.8%)
Shiroi Kyoto - 22.8% (Ep2 21.6%)
Kyumei Byoto 24 Ji 3 - 21.4% (Ep2 turun 19.0%) |
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UPCOMING DORAMA SP
Life of boxer Daisuke Naito to be dramatized
Tue, July 8, 2008 (2:11am EDT)
Current WBC flyweight champion Daisuke Naito will have his autobiography turned into a television drama. TBS plans to air the show, titled "Naito Daisuke Monogatari: Ijimerareko no Champion Belt," on July 28. Actor Atsushi Ito will star as Naito.
The drama depicts Naito's life, from being a bullied child in school and being a shut-in after graduation, to deciding to become a pro boxer and working towards his current level of success.
For the role, Ito trained at Naito's gym starting last month. However, Naito made sure not to be at the gym during Ito's practices, and the two finally faced each other in the ring for a practice match. Naturally, Naito won the fight, but the boxer said he was surprised, even saying that Ito is in better shape than himself.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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Reply #540 whitedove's post
aku tgk smpi 8....yg komen tu aku tulis bulan lepas hahahaha aku malas nk tuka so aku cilok tros jek.
tp tkdela mengecewakan sgt bg aku.,.tp bile dh akhir2 drama ni aku rase cm change plak yg the best wakakakaka |
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Reply #543 lin_okinawa's post
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mengecewakan pasal dah mcm trainwreck...plot abis berterabur isy isy! kalu dramanya dah mengecewakan, SPnya plak sucks terus! mmg indah kabar dr rupa je... |
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HYD cast to fly around country in private jet
Fri, July 4, 2008 (9:10am EDT)
Last weekend, the highly anticipated "Hana Yori Dango Final" opened on 400 screens. In its first five days, it was watched by approximately 1.35 million people, grossing more than 1.6 billion yen. This puts it roughly on par with last year's "HERO," which went on to take in a total of 8 billion yen.
As a way of showing appreciation for the fans, starring actress Mao Inoue and F4 (Jun Matsumoto, Shun Oguri, Shota Matsuda, Tsuyoshi Abe) will be flying to various cities in a private jet next weekend. The plane is a Boeing 737-500 (which can normally seat about 130 passengers). They will visit Sapporo, Nagoya, and Fukuoka on July 12, then Osaka and Tokyo on July 13. The total trip amounts to 4,660 kilometers.
Chartering a jet for a publicity campaign is said to have never been done before for a Japanese film.
Source: Sankei Sports
credit to: tokyograph.com & popcornfor2.com
P/S: saikou! saikou! :victory: :pompom: omedetou ne minna?! :handshake:
(*again! aku kata dah yg HanaDan Final nie akan membawa pulangan yg besar & mencipta sejarah + dpt lwn HERO!*  ) |
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Matsujun to star in "24 Hour Television" drama
Wed, July 9, 2008 (1:13am EDT)
Arashi member Jun Matsumoto will star in a drama special that is being broadcast as part of NTV's charity program "24 Hour Television." Titled "Myu no Anyo, Papa ni Ageru," the drama will air on August 30.
The drama is based on a true story about a young man (played by Matsumoto) who learns he has a rare illness known as CIDP, which affects the nervous system. He begins to lose the functioning of his limbs, but he is determined to fight the illness with the support of his wife (Karina) and his 2-year-old daughter, Myu-chan.
Matsumoto, along with the rest of Arashi and actress Yukie Nakama, has already been announced as a host for "24 Hour Television," scheduled for August 30-31.
Source: Sports Hochi
credit to: tokyograph.com & wiki.theppn.org
P/S: heh heh.. can't believe tis! matsujun stars as a husband / papa @ father who's so sick!! :re: |
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HYD tops box office for third straight week
Tue, July 15, 2008 (1:01am EDT)
"Hana Yori Dango Final" is still a hit at the box office. On Saturday and Sunday, while the movie's main cast flew around the country to promote the film, it took in an additional 580 million yen to rank #1 for the third weekend in a row. In the 16 days since its release, it has earned close to 3.8 billion yen, with more than 3 million fans having seen the film.
The movie is expected to finally be ousted from the #1 spot this coming weekend, when Studio Ghibli's "Gake no Ue no Ponyo" opens in theaters.
Source: Oricon
credit to: tokyograph.com & jdorama.com
P/S: once again, omedetou to the team!! :handshake: :pompom: :victory: |
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"CHANGE" ratings end on a high note
Tue, July 15, 2008 (12:29am EDT)
Fuji TV's Monday night drama series "CHANGE," starring Takuya Kimura, aired its final episode this week. It averaged a 27.4% rating in the Kanto area, making it the highest-rated drama episode so far this year. The previous highest was the premiere of "Gokusen 3," which achieved 26.4%. However, "Gokusen" still ranks #1 for the season average.
The finale of "CHANGE" reached its peak during the episode's second half, attaining a 31.2% peak.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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Spring 2008 Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix
BEST DORAMA: CHANGE (TAKUYA KIMURA, ERI FUKATSU, HIROSHI ABE, ROSA KATO, AKIRA TERAO) - Fuji TV 2022
Overall Result:
1) CHANGE
2) Last Friends (Masami Nagasawa, Juri Ueno, Eita, Ryo Nishikido, Asami Mizukawa) 1873
3) Around 40 (Yuki Amami, Noahito Fujiki, Yuki Matsu$hita) 1124
4) ROOKIES (Ryuta Sato, Hayato Ichihara) 689
5) Gokusen 3 (Yuki Nakama, Haruma Miura, Yuya Takaki) 484
BEST ACTOR: TAKUYA KIMURA (CHANGE) 3530
Overall Result:
1) Takuya Kimura
2) Ryuta Sato (ROOKIES) 1357
3) Mokomichi Hayami (Zettai Kareshi/Absolute Boyfriend - Fuji TV) 857
4) Yuma Nakayama (Battery - NHK) 414
5) Tsuyoshi Kusanagi (Ryokiteki na Kanojo/My Sassy Girl - TBS) 365
BEST ACTRESS: YUKI AMAMI (AROUND 40) 1761
Overall Result:
1) Yuki Amami
2) Aoi Miyazaki (Atsuhime - NHK) 1203
3) Yukie Nakama (Gokusen 3 - NTV) 1040
4) Masami Nagasawa (Last Friends) 947
4) YU Aoi (Osen - NTV) 947
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: RYO NISHIKIDO (LAST FRIENDS) 1100
Overall Result:
1) Ryo Nishikido
2) Hiroshi Abe (CHANGE) 983
3) Naohito Fujiki (Around 40) 832
4) Eita (Last Friends) 806
5) Akira Terao (CHANGE) 693
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: JURI UENO (LAST FRIENDS) 2509
Overall Result:
1) Juri Ueno
2) Eri Fukatsu (CHANGE) 2113
3) Yuki Matsu$hita (Around 40)
4) Saki Aibu (Zettai Kareshi) 311
5) Keiko Matsuzaka (Atsu-hime) 299
http://www.nikkansports.com/ente ... gp/top-dramagp.html |
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UPCOMING DORAMA SP
Tegoshi revisits "Shabake" role
Wed, July 16, 2008 (1:11am EDT)
Fuji TV has announced that Yuya Tegoshi will be returning for a follow-up to last year's "Shabake" drama special, which marked his first lead role on television. Like the previous episode, "Uso Uso" is based on part of Megumi Hatakenaka's supernatural jidaigeki novel series "Shabake."
The "Shabake" drama was fairly successful with 14.4% ratings when it aired last November. A sequel was soon decided, and filming for "Uso Uso" began at the start of this month. Shosuke Tanihara and Hiroyuki Miyasako have also been confirmed as returning cast members.
Fuji TV plans to broadcast the special this winter.
Source: www.tokyograph.com
[ Last edited by whitedove at 18-7-2008 06:16 PM ] |
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UPCOMING DORAMA SP
"Maison Ikkoku" sequel scheduled for late July
Wed, July 16, 2008 (1:29am EDT)
On Tuesday, TV Asahi held a PR event for the upcoming "Maison Ikkoku" drama special, which has now been officially scheduled for July 26. The drama is the conclusion to last year's one-shot, starring Misaki Ito and Taiki Nakabayashi. Both episodes are based on the classic Rumiko Takahashi manga of the same name.
The main cast is the same as the first drama, except for idol Akina Minami replacing Nana Eikura as the character Kozue Nanao.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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Drama Grand Prix: "CHANGE" and "Last Friends" win for Fuji TV
Thu, July 17, 2008 (1:42am EDT)
Nikkan Sports has completed its Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix for the spring season, which counts as the first quarter of the 2008 awards. A total of 8,350 votes were gathered during the first ten days of July.
Fuji TV's Monday night series "CHANGE" took two awards. It edged out "Last Friends" by 129 votes to be named Best Drama, and Takuya Kimura overwhelmed "ROOKIES" star Ryuta Sato by a margin of almost 2,200 votes in the race for Best Actor.
Yuki Amami was voted Best Actress for her role in "Around 40." The next closest choices were Aoi Miyazaki and Yukie Nakama.
 
"Last Friends" picked up the remaining two categories, Best Supporting Actor and Actress. Ryo Nishikido only collected 1,100 votes, but it was enough to defeat Hiroshi Abe and the rest. Juri Ueno, considered only a supporting cast member to Masami Nagasawa, pulled in more than 2,500 votes, with Eri Fukatsu slightly less than 400 votes away.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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Reply #553 HideGulz's post
tapi part Best Supporting Actor tu aku prefer Akira Terao (CHANGE) atau Eita yg menang, pasal diorg lagi best!  |
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news article: DORAMA REVIEW
Just when you think there's no hope, TV offers up intrigue and talent
Wm. Penn / Daily Yomiuri Columnist
Four cheers for the talented actresses of Yottsu no Uso (Thursdays, 9 p.m., TV Asahi). It's the suspenseful tale of four lies, four women around 40 who went to high school together but really don't know each other at all, and a Foreign Ministry official with secrets of his own.
   
Studious Neri (Reiko Takashima) is now a rather lonely surgeon. Bored Makiko (Shinobu Terajima), stuck in an unsatisfying arranged marriage, was the class representative and still feels in charge of the group. Makiko's daughter attends her old alma mater as does the daughter of Shifumi (Hiromi Nagasaku), who spent most of her youth reading novels before she married Kono (Toru Nakamura), the Foreign Ministry employee. Unsuited to the diplomatic life, she divorced him and is raising their daughter alone.
The fourth woman is Minami (Michiko Hada), who lives with her husband and daughter in Vancouver. She loved Kono in high school, but this did not stop Shifumi from stealing him away back then.
Reminiscent of the first episode of Desperate Housewives, we see Minami only for a few seconds before she dies and becomes the posthumous narrator of the story. In those few moments, she is on a romantic cruise ship near Vancouver with Kono discussing a bandage on his finger. And then suddenly, there is a collision at sea and we are shown the covered bodies of the victims. Kono's bandaged finger, but not his face, is visible.
Back in Japan, Makiko catches the first news report and is immediately intrigued. By Episode 2, she heads off to Vancouver to investigate. Shifumi hears the news while in bed with her current lover, a young boxer. Emotionless, her first reaction is to go immediately to her mother-in-law (Yoko Nogiwa) and demand enough child support to cover her daughter's education.
We learn a lot about the women in Episode 1, but obviously, there are still secrets to uncover. The series got off to a good start. Let's hope it can hold its own in the same time slot with Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari (TBS), a series that has gone quite stale and really should have called it quits last year.
The Foreign Ministry also had a starring role in the four-star Kaseifu wa Mita finale, a TV Asahi drama with a 25 year history whose consistently clever Eizaburo Shiba scripts and characters will be sorely missed.
While dusting and scrubbing in the home of a three-generation family of career diplomats, Akiko (Etsuko Ichihara) befriends the daughter and discovers her paternal grandfather is haunted by his involvement in a secret overseas aid agreement that helped keep the dictator of a resource-rich African country in power for 25 years. Meanwhile, her maternal grandfather was the prosecutor who used false evidence to silence and discredit the reporter who broke that story. Then, he used that case's notoriety to establish his own successful political career.
Now 25 years later, Akiko watches as it is all resolved without anyone actually being held accountable. Those in power prevail and poor Akiko, with no husband, children or savings, heads off for another day of scrubbing and cleaning at someone else's home. Wow! Talk about reality TV!
If there is an heir to Shiba's intelligent, socially conscious style of scriptwriting, it just might be Yasushi Fukuda, who, in recent years, has given us Kyumei Byoto 24-ji, Galileo, and now the political drama Change. The showpiece of the July 14, five-star finale was an inspiring 20-minute speech by Prime Minister Asakura (Takuya Kimura) that emphasized accountability and responsibility for politicians and voters alike. It was so good, the public would probably elect Asakura tomorrow if given the chance.
It might have been fiction, but the final episode was very gratifying TV. I'm already hoping for Change II. Starting July 21, Yuji Oda's Taiyo to Umi no Kyo#su takes over Fuji's Monday 9 p.m. slot but Change will be a tough act to follow.
Andonatsu (Mondays, 8 p.m., TBS), the story of a young woman determined to become a wagashi (Japanese sweets) artisan, is a two-star, soothing #amachi tale and a painless way to pass an hour.
 
Lotto 6 de 320 Million Yen Ateta Otoko (Fridays, 9 p.m. TV Asahi) was not painless. I had high hopes for this one but lottery winner Tachibana (Takashi Sorimachi) and friends were hard to watch.
Sad to see Sorimachi without a good script to spotlight his talents yet again. One lucky ticket, no lucky stars.
And so ended the second week of July 2008, a week when the retirement of Cui-daore Taro, Osaka's mechanical mascot with the arching eyebrows and the striped clown suit, seemed to get almost as much coverage as the Group of Eight summit.
The summit came and went but by week's end, the networks were still avidly following Cui-daore Taro on a tour of Beppu's hot springs.
Looks like the guy's got a great post-retirement career ahead of him in TV or politics.
(Jul. 18, 2008)
Source: http://www.yomiuri.co.jp/dy/features/arts/20080718TDY16005.htm |
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Singer debuts with "Koizora" theme
Sat, July 19, 2008 (12:59pm EDT)
23-year-old singer-songwriter Mai Fukui has been given a big opportunity. She will be making her major label debut with the theme song to TBS's highly anticipated "Koizora" drama series, which begins next month. The song is a ballad titled "Ai no Uta," set to go on sale on August 20.
Fukui sent out her first demo tape just last October, catching the attention of Avex and her current management agency. She moved to Tokyo in February, and three months later TBS offered her the chance to sing for "Koizora."
The drama version of "Koizora" has a different cast from last year's hit movie, with Erena Mizusawa and Koji Seto replacing Yui Aragaki and Haruma Miura. The show premieres on August 2.
Source: Sankei Sports
credit to: tokyograph.com & jpopasia.com |
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Yuji Oda drama starts above 20%
Tue, July 22, 2008 (1:33am EDT)
Fuji TV's new Monday night drama series "Taiyou to Umi no Kyou$hitsu," starring Yuji Oda, premiered this week. The episode achieved ratings of 20.5%, the second-highest this season behind the first episode of "Code Blue." That drama has since dropped to 16.0%, but it is currently leading the rest of the pack.
Fuji TV has high hopes for "Taiyou toUmi," especially since it occupies the same time slot as last season's"CHANGE," which finished at an average of 21.7%.
Source: Sponichi Annex
credit to: tokyograph.com & wiki.d-addicts.com
P/S: mintak2 rating after tis maintain aahh.. |
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UPCOMING DORAMA SP
Kuninaka, Tokito to star in "Tengoku no Soup"
Sun, July 20, 2008 (2:00am EDT)
This fall, WOWOW will broadcast a drama special titled "Tengoku no Soup," based on a book by writer Michiko Matsuda. Matsuda, who generally writes nonfiction, is also known as the first wife of the late actor Yusaku Matsuda.
 
"Tengoku no Soup" follows an OL (Ryoko Kuninaka) who has to take care of her sick mother, but every day she visits restaurants seeking out a certain soup. Her only clue is a drawing left by her sister (Haruka Igawa). One day during her search, she encounters a chef (Saburo Tokito) who has lost his wife and son, and a relationship between them unfolds.
WOWOW plans to air the drama in October, but no exact date has been announced yet.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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Reply #557 Yuni's post
wah2... yeay!!!
terlepas episode 1 hari smlm... penat... tertido siang, lunch pun tak mkn... slalu tgk cier jepun live time lunch... nih kena donlod raw la nmpknye... |
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UPCOMING DAYTIME DORAMA
"Cafe Kichijoji de" to be adapted as daytime drama
Sat, July 19, 2008 (12:37pm EDT)
The comedy story "Cafe Kichijoji de" is being adapted to television this fall. The show will be TV Tokyo's first daytime drama series, and it will put talento Emiri Nakayama in her first starring role.
"Cafe Kichijoji de," written by Yuki Miyamoto, originated in 1999 as a drama CD and a radio drama. After that, it was turned into a manga series, illustrated by Kyoko Negishi.
The story revolves around a colorful group of five good-looking men who work at a cafe. Their daily misadventures continually cause problems for their unfortunate manager. That character was a male in the original story, but has now been made into a female for the drama, played by Nakayama.
TV Tokyo will broadcast the series on weekdays at 11:50am, starting on September 29.
Source: www.tokyograph.com |
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