There are three Daao films

In addition, we will introduce the ones currently being screened:

Dahe drama "Duke Ji"

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TV station: NHK

First broadcast: 2008-01-06

Actors

Aoi Miyazaki (Atsuhime)/Maki Horikita ( Wagongiya)/Matsuda Shota (Tokugawa Keifuku)/Sakai Masato (Tokugawa Ieho)/Eita (Kanfu Shogoro)/Ozawa Seitsu (Saigo Takamori)/Harada Taizo (Okubo Toshimichi)/Nagatsuka Kyo San (Shimadzu Tadano)/Higuchi Konanko (Naoko)/Okada Yoshinori (Shimadzu Tadaki)/Sasaki Mizue (Kikumoto)/Shūputei Omora (Konoe Tadahiro)/Sawamura Kazuki (Komatsu Seiyu) / Tomosaka Rie (おChika) / Toba Koji (Arima Shinchi) / Mano Kyoko (Okubo Fuku) / Yamaguchi Yuichiro (Shimadzu Hisamitsu) / Nagato Hiroyuki (Shimadzu Saiki) / Suzukaze Mashi (おYu Luo)/Hiragan Jiro (Tiaosho Hirōgo)/Takahashi Hideki (Shimazu Saibin)/Sato Aiko (Konoshima)/Inamori Izumi (Takiyama)/Tsuruda Mayu (Shiga)/Takahata Junko (Honjuin) / Yumiko Takahashi (Karabashi) / Tomomi Iwai (Utahashi) / Takuro Tatsumi (Masumi Hota) / Umeja Nakamura (Naomichi Ii) / Toru Emori (Saiaki Tokugawa) / Masao Kusagari (Abe) Masahiro) / Kitaoji Kinya (Katsu Kaishu) / Togi Hideki (Emperor Takamei) / Tamaki Hiroshi (Sakamoto Ryoma) / Ichikawa Minoru (Aryu) / Morita Junpei (Date Munejo) / Yajima Kenichi (Matsudaira Keinaga) )/Akaji Moro (human figure)/Ryo Katsuji (Manjiro Nakahama)

Introduction

The original work is "Tenjoin Atsuhime" by Nobiko Miyao. The protagonist is Tenjoin (Atsuhime), the wife of Tokugawa Iedada, the 13th shogun of the Edo shogunate. This is the seventh Dahe drama with a female protagonist in history, two years after "Crossroads of Fame" in 2006.

This is the second work about the Bakumatsu era since "Shinsengumi" was broadcast in 2004. It is also the second original work by Miyao Tomiko after "Yoshitsune" in 2005.

The starring Miyazaki Aoi is the first to star in a Taiga drama, and is also the youngest Taiga drama actor in the history of the drama. Most actors make their debut in evening Japanese dramas, but Aoi Miyazaki made her debut in a morning drama. It is the first time in the history of NHK that she stars in a Taiga drama in this capacity.

In order to prevent unauthorized theft, NHK Corporation has registered various trademarks for "Atsuhime" and "Taikawa Drama: Atsuhime", and will charge users a usage fee. Although there are criticisms that the historical term "Atsuhime" should not be monopolized, NHK seems to have no intention of withdrawing the registered trademark, citing the precedent of this in the past Taiga drama.

STAFF

* Original writer: Miyao Nobiko ("Tenjoin Atsuhime" Kodansha publication)

* Script: Tabuchi Kumiko

*Musician: Yoshimata Ryo

* Musical performance: NHK Symphony Musical Music

* Musical conductor: Michoyoshi Inoue

* Performer: Genichi Toru Tsurugi< /p>

* Inscription: Kikuchi Nishikiko

* Era research: Izumi Haraguchi, Oishi Gakushu

* Architectural research: Hirai Sei

* Clothing Citation: Kiyoko Koizumi

* Photography collaboration: Kagoshima Prefecture, Kagoshima Prefecture Kagoshima City, Ibusuki City, Izuku City, Ibaraki Prefecture City, Ibaraki City, Tsunesu City, Ishioka City, Shizuki City Oka Prefecture Izu Nokuni City, Shimoda City

* Martial Arts Instructor: Shiro Hayashi Kuni

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* Tea ceremony instructors: Sotaku Suzuki, Yasuko Sugimoto

* Hanado instructor: Yasuko Sugimoto

* Satsuma Tao instructor: Seishiro Nishida

* Director of Gosho Toshi: Horii Reiichi

* Director of Kyoto: Yukiko Inoue

* Director of Tosa: Keiko Okabayashi

* Director of Kyoto : Yukari Umezawa

* Calligraphy instructor: Mochizuki Akiun

* Koto instructor: Noriko Tamura

* Drum instructor: Fujiho Chiho

　* Incense dance instructor: Sanjo Saisui

* Satsuma pipa instructor: Suda Seifune

* Fan making instructor: Matsui Hiroshi

* Equestrian instructor: Tanaka Mitsuhiro

* Kaiga Kai's guidance: Hitoko Igokoshi

* Etiquette guidance: Ogasawara Kechengzai

* Information provided by: Tokugawa Memorial Bank, Nako Collection Museum, Naegi Toyama Archives, Nijo Castle, Nagasaki Hidden Towers, Imuta Shikato, Nomoto Seiji, Takemura Makoto

* Language: Tomoko Naraoka

* Produced by Including: Sano Motohiko

* Performers: Sato Mineyo, Okada Takeru, Horikizono Kentaro, Watanabe Yoshio

In addition, there are also unforgettable and profound influences:

　"Toshie and Matsu"

"Toshie and Matsu Kaga's Million Stone Story"

Actors: Nanako Matsushima, Touaki Karasawa, Takashi Sorimachi, Yutaka Takenouchi, Amami Yuki, Noriko Sakai, Mitsuhiro Oikawa, Ken Matsudaira, Ichiro Yamaguchi, Teruyuki Kagawa, Hiroki Narimiya

Language: Japanese

Story introduction:

In a In a country that was about to develop, many people wanted to unify the country, causing the country to fall into chaos during the Warring States Period, but there was a persevering man and a sincere woman. In this Warring States period drama, the fourth son of the Lord of Owari Arako, Maeda Toshiie (Karasawa Tomeaki) and his wife Matsu (Matsushima Nanako) are described. The couple continue to move with their master in troubled times, but they can still survive. Sticking to the family they have built, they have been able to turn crises into safety several times. In addition to courage, wit and luck, it is also because they have a more polite, upright and honest attitude than others that they can overcome many difficulties. .

Part of the character introduction:

まつ (Matsu): Toshiya's wife, when she was young, she was dissatisfied with her mother's remarriage after her father died in the war, so she came to Owari Arakko Castle with her adoptive mother. .

Maeda Toshimasa: The biological father of the Toshi family, the lord of Owari Arakko Castle. The Maeda clan is a member of the Mino Saito clan, who moved to Arakko from Maeda Village, Anpachi County, Mino.

Maeda Toshihisa: Toshiya's eldest brother, he became the governor of the Maeda family after Toshihiro's death. He was a quiet man and did not like to fight. He wanted to pass the family governorship to his adopted son Keijiro, but Nobunaga refused, allowing the Toshi family to inherit the Maeda family. As a result, Riku became a ronin. Later, he went to Noto and attached himself to the Toshi family. He was granted a seven-thousand-koku seal and was called a "royal hermitage".

つね: Born in Koga clan, he first married Takigawa Benefit, gave birth to Keijiro, and later remarried Maeda Toshihisa.

Sawaki Yoshiyuki: The fifth son of Maeda Toshimasa and the adopted son of Nobunaga's retainer Sawaki Toemon. He participated in the Battle of Okehazama and was selected into the Akamu Clothes clan as a member of the imperial clan.

Later, he went into exile because he offended Nobunaga. The Toshi family arranged for him to temporarily attach himself to Tokugawa Ieyasu in order to serve the Oda family again, but he died in the battle of Mikatahara.

たえ: The wife of Asano Nagakatsu, the leader of the Oda family's ashigaru bow group, and Mimi's adoptive mother.

Maeda Nagase: The son of the lord of Owari Kanie Castle, he married Sachi, the eldest daughter of the Toshi family. He was granted the title of lord of Maeda Castle. He was besieged by Oda Nobuo during the Battle of Komaki and Nagakute. After the surrender of Kaisa, he went to Kaga to serve as an official in the family. He successively served as the general of Nanao Castle and the Echichu Moriyama, Toyama, and Kaga Komatsu Castle, with a salary of 20,000 koku. , the official guarded the horse from five positions.

Okumura Iefuku: Maeda passed down the line of important ministers and served successively as Toshima and Toshiba. After the Toshi family succeeded the family governor, he became dissolute for a time. Later, due to the attack at the Battle of Echizen Tone Mountain, he returned. He once defended Suemori Castle to resist Sasaki Narimasa's attack.

Ann: Okumura Iefuku’s wife. When Iefuku defended Suemori Castle against Sasanagi Masa, she helped with the defense holding a razor, which greatly boosted morale.

Murai Choyori: His childhood name was Chohachiro. He became an official in the Toshi family at the age of fourteen. The Toshi family once gave him the common name "Mazaemon" and called him "Matabei".