[Discussion] Tomorrow - Upcoming Yutaka Takenouchi Drama !!
[Discussion] Tomorrow - Upcoming Yutaka Takenouchi Drama !!
I'm a huge fan of Yutaka Takenouchi
So glad that there will be upcoming his Drama next season!!
Does Anyone wait for Tomorrow?
He will star with Miho Kanno!!
What a wonderful cast !!!!
Details
* Title: Tomorrow
* Format: Renzoku
* Genre: Medical drama
* Broadcast network: TBS
* Broadcast period: 2008-Jul-06 to
* Air time: Sunday 21:00
* Theme song: Hikari by Hoshimura Mai
Synopsis
Takenouchi plays a surgeon who retired 8 years ago to work for the municipal government. However, he ends up returning to the profession to help a local hospital on the verge of bankruptcy. Kanno plays a co-worker, taking on the role of a nurse for the first time in her acting career. -- Tokyograph (http://www.tokyograph.com/news/id-3215)
Cast
* Takenouchi Yutaka as Moriyama Kohei
* Kanno Miho as Tanaka Aiko
* Ogawa Tamaki as Endou Saya
* Kurokawa Tomoko as Tanaka Nanami
* Edo Harumi (エドはるみ) as Harada Kazuko
* Nagata Akira (永田彬) as Kato Keita
* Hashimoto Mami (橋本真実) as Sugiyama Mai
* Arimura Miki as Takizawa Nozomi
* Akita Makoto as Mishima Chinatsu
* Ujiie Megumi as Hashimoto Satoko
* Muramatsu Toshifumi as Kaneko Ayumi
* Rokkaku Shinji (六角慎司) as Yabuuchi Jirou
* Tanaka Minoru as Kataoka Koichi
* Shiga Kotaro as Kakinuma Kotarou
* Osawa Akane as Yasuda Ryoko
* Matsuda Miyuki as Yasuda Sanae
* Nagashima Eiko as Tanaka Yoshimi
* Jinnai Takanori as Hasumi Yoji(special appearance)
* Kishibe Ittoku as Sendou Ikuo
Links
http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Tomorrow_%282008%29
http://www.tbs.co.jp/Tomorrow2008/
http://www.sanspo.com/geino/top/gt200805/gt2008051911.html
So glad that there will be upcoming his Drama next season!!
Does Anyone wait for Tomorrow?
He will star with Miho Kanno!!
What a wonderful cast !!!!
Details
* Title: Tomorrow
* Format: Renzoku
* Genre: Medical drama
* Broadcast network: TBS
* Broadcast period: 2008-Jul-06 to
* Air time: Sunday 21:00
* Theme song: Hikari by Hoshimura Mai
Synopsis
Takenouchi plays a surgeon who retired 8 years ago to work for the municipal government. However, he ends up returning to the profession to help a local hospital on the verge of bankruptcy. Kanno plays a co-worker, taking on the role of a nurse for the first time in her acting career. -- Tokyograph (http://www.tokyograph.com/news/id-3215)
Cast
* Takenouchi Yutaka as Moriyama Kohei
* Kanno Miho as Tanaka Aiko
* Ogawa Tamaki as Endou Saya
* Kurokawa Tomoko as Tanaka Nanami
* Edo Harumi (エドはるみ) as Harada Kazuko
* Nagata Akira (永田彬) as Kato Keita
* Hashimoto Mami (橋本真実) as Sugiyama Mai
* Arimura Miki as Takizawa Nozomi
* Akita Makoto as Mishima Chinatsu
* Ujiie Megumi as Hashimoto Satoko
* Muramatsu Toshifumi as Kaneko Ayumi
* Rokkaku Shinji (六角慎司) as Yabuuchi Jirou
* Tanaka Minoru as Kataoka Koichi
* Shiga Kotaro as Kakinuma Kotarou
* Osawa Akane as Yasuda Ryoko
* Matsuda Miyuki as Yasuda Sanae
* Nagashima Eiko as Tanaka Yoshimi
* Jinnai Takanori as Hasumi Yoji(special appearance)
* Kishibe Ittoku as Sendou Ikuo
Links
http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Tomorrow_%282008%29
http://www.tbs.co.jp/Tomorrow2008/
http://www.sanspo.com/geino/top/gt200805/gt2008051911.html
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"Tomorrow"
Hi greenspy,
Thanks for starting a discussion for the series "Tomorrow." It looks like it will be an interesting one, with a great cast. (I especially enjoy seeing Miho Kanno series)!
After speaking with my usual editor Phoenix, we've decided we would like to try and translate this series in softsub format. Hopefully everyone will look forward to those.
Thanks,
Haruspex
Thanks for starting a discussion for the series "Tomorrow." It looks like it will be an interesting one, with a great cast. (I especially enjoy seeing Miho Kanno series)!
After speaking with my usual editor Phoenix, we've decided we would like to try and translate this series in softsub format. Hopefully everyone will look forward to those.
Thanks,
Haruspex
Re: "Tomorrow"
I'm looking forward to this drama too and it's great to hear you'll be subbing it. Your subs are excellent! Good luck with the project!Haruspex wrote:
Thanks for starting a discussion for the series "Tomorrow." It looks like it will be an interesting one, with a great cast. (I especially enjoy seeing Miho Kanno series)!
After speaking with my usual editor Phoenix, we've decided we would like to try and translate this series in softsub format. Hopefully everyone will look forward to those.
Thanks,
Haruspex
Re: "Tomorrow"
I've noticed that you seem to do mostly softsubs, is it possible for you and your editor to create hardsubs as well? Thanks!Haruspex wrote:Hi greenspy,
Thanks for starting a discussion for the series "Tomorrow." It looks like it will be an interesting one, with a great cast. (I especially enjoy seeing Miho Kanno series)!
After speaking with my usual editor Phoenix, we've decided we would like to try and translate this series in softsub format. Hopefully everyone will look forward to those.
Thanks,
Haruspex
Re: "Tomorrow"
That's so great!!Haruspex wrote:Hi greenspy,
Thanks for starting a discussion for the series "Tomorrow." It looks like it will be an interesting one, with a great cast. (I especially enjoy seeing Miho Kanno series)!
After speaking with my usual editor Phoenix, we've decided we would like to try and translate this series in softsub format. Hopefully everyone will look forward to those.
Thanks,
Haruspex
I've just posted a discussion and come to see a reply today.
I never thought that I would receive a good news from you.
I don't know how to thanks you for helping sub this drama!!
Thank you so much Haruspex and Phoenix!!
(I think your work is really quick in Around 40 drama^^)
You are the best to choose this interesting drama...
Everyone and I are looking forward to your sub!!!
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Re: "Tomorrow"
Yay for soft subs! I'm really looking forward to this!Haruspex wrote: After speaking with my usual editor Phoenix, we've decided we would like to try and translate this series in softsub format. Hopefully everyone will look forward to those.
Thanks,
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Re: "Tomorrow"
Thank you so muchHaruspex wrote:Hi greenspy,
Thanks for starting a discussion for the series "Tomorrow." It looks like it will be an interesting one, with a great cast. (I especially enjoy seeing Miho Kanno series)!
After speaking with my usual editor Phoenix, we've decided we would like to try and translate this series in softsub format. Hopefully everyone will look forward to those.
Thanks,
Haruspex
I just read the news today, and the name Yutaka itself completely makes me weak in the knees lol.. keke..
Looking forward in seeing this with your subs.. Thank you for taking time to sub this dorama!
"Tomorrow" web site
Hi all,
Thought I'd translate a few parts of the official web site for "Tomorrow" for those who might be interested.
First up is the Introduction page, which can be found here:
Introduction:
In the red for 3 Billion yen, the human drama of a surgeon and nurse who fight to rebuild a hospital about to go bankrupt!!
What with the problem of unpaid pensions, the final stages of the health care system for the elderly and various other issues these days, we carry a high level of anxiety about the medical care we may receive. However, the scene of that medical care itself is also raising a loud scream.
Nowadays, one of the problems facing the medical sector is, "The hospital is going bankrupt," as well as medical malpractice. Lately, due to cuts in the nation's medical cost structures, harsh working conditions, low pay and extreme judgements against those in the medical sector, more and more doctors are leaving the general hospitals that real patients need the most. Now is "The era where hospitals are disappearing from our towns." In particular, the city's municipal hospitals, etc., run by the municipalities themselves are undergoing a big pinch.
This time, utilizing a theme of the issues facing the medical sector, one surgeon stands up to the problems facing a failing hospital and it's rehabilitation in this human drama. In the role of the hero surgeon is Takenouchi Yutaka while the heroine nurse is played by Kanno Miho.
Kohei (Takenouchi Yutaka) retired from medicine 8 years earlier, changed jobs and is now a municipal office worker. Having become a civil servant, he is seen as being bright and positive and is well loved by the local residents.
However, the wound in his heart hasn't healed yet. Truth is, he has sealed away his past as a doctor, trusts no one, and lives his life having shut off his heart.
Then appears before him the nurse Aiko (Kanno Miho). After encountering her strong sense of justice and positive ways, he decides to rebuild the hospital.
And then he realizes, "It isn't over when you've lost; it's over when you've given up," and so...
The medical sector and patients confront each other with seriousness. Rebuilding a hospital and having its patients return; that also means considering the effects it will have on the local residents. The doctor who despaired of his work and shut away his heart, now finds his heart opening again due to this "Hospital Rehabilitation," and begins to walk along the path of medicine he had once abandoned. The story of a "Hospital Rehabilitation" forms the backdrop in this depiction of a person's human drama.
Takenouchi Yutaka Comments:
"The producer's intention for this drama is to show, "It isn't over when you've lost. It's over when you've given up." Those sentences reverberate straight to the heart of it. The issues facing local medical care form the basis of this drama. But, when people run up against various walls and confront them without giving up, only then can things begin to change. My wish is that the direct theme of the production will, by everyone in the audience, be received as a headline of hope for the future, and I think I'd like to play a solo doctor again."
Kanno Miho Comments:
"This is the first time I've co-starred in a drama with Takenouchi Yutaka, so I am really excited. I want to work as hard as possible to make a good production so the staff won't have to lose to the heat of summer."
Haruspex
Thought I'd translate a few parts of the official web site for "Tomorrow" for those who might be interested.
First up is the Introduction page, which can be found here:
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http://www.tbs.co.jp/Tomorrow2008/
In the red for 3 Billion yen, the human drama of a surgeon and nurse who fight to rebuild a hospital about to go bankrupt!!
What with the problem of unpaid pensions, the final stages of the health care system for the elderly and various other issues these days, we carry a high level of anxiety about the medical care we may receive. However, the scene of that medical care itself is also raising a loud scream.
Nowadays, one of the problems facing the medical sector is, "The hospital is going bankrupt," as well as medical malpractice. Lately, due to cuts in the nation's medical cost structures, harsh working conditions, low pay and extreme judgements against those in the medical sector, more and more doctors are leaving the general hospitals that real patients need the most. Now is "The era where hospitals are disappearing from our towns." In particular, the city's municipal hospitals, etc., run by the municipalities themselves are undergoing a big pinch.
This time, utilizing a theme of the issues facing the medical sector, one surgeon stands up to the problems facing a failing hospital and it's rehabilitation in this human drama. In the role of the hero surgeon is Takenouchi Yutaka while the heroine nurse is played by Kanno Miho.
Kohei (Takenouchi Yutaka) retired from medicine 8 years earlier, changed jobs and is now a municipal office worker. Having become a civil servant, he is seen as being bright and positive and is well loved by the local residents.
However, the wound in his heart hasn't healed yet. Truth is, he has sealed away his past as a doctor, trusts no one, and lives his life having shut off his heart.
Then appears before him the nurse Aiko (Kanno Miho). After encountering her strong sense of justice and positive ways, he decides to rebuild the hospital.
And then he realizes, "It isn't over when you've lost; it's over when you've given up," and so...
The medical sector and patients confront each other with seriousness. Rebuilding a hospital and having its patients return; that also means considering the effects it will have on the local residents. The doctor who despaired of his work and shut away his heart, now finds his heart opening again due to this "Hospital Rehabilitation," and begins to walk along the path of medicine he had once abandoned. The story of a "Hospital Rehabilitation" forms the backdrop in this depiction of a person's human drama.
Takenouchi Yutaka Comments:
"The producer's intention for this drama is to show, "It isn't over when you've lost. It's over when you've given up." Those sentences reverberate straight to the heart of it. The issues facing local medical care form the basis of this drama. But, when people run up against various walls and confront them without giving up, only then can things begin to change. My wish is that the direct theme of the production will, by everyone in the audience, be received as a headline of hope for the future, and I think I'd like to play a solo doctor again."
Kanno Miho Comments:
"This is the first time I've co-starred in a drama with Takenouchi Yutaka, so I am really excited. I want to work as hard as possible to make a good production so the staff won't have to lose to the heat of summer."
Haruspex
"Tomorrow" web site II
Now on to another page from the "Tomorrow" web site, this time the Trailer page: http://www.tbs.co.jp/Tomorrow2008/trailer/
Trailer
Episode 1
Moriyama Kohei (Takenouchi Yutaka) retired from medicine 8 years before and is now a staff member for City Hall in a once flourishing coastal town. Sociable and kind, he doesn't mind dealing with troublesome duties; a rare commodity these days. However, he holds a wound in his heart. Having sealed away his past, he allows no one to get close to him, and is a man who has shut off his heart.
Then one day, Kohei comes across a pregnant woman in distress and sets foot in a hosptial, something he had avoided up until now. It is a municipal hospital, 3 billion yen in the red, and now seems to be in a situation where it will shortly go bankrupt. Naturally, there is no full-time Maternity and Gynecology Department available, so they are sent away to go to another hosptial. However, even the closest hospital is over an hour away. A nurse, Tanaka Aiko (Kanno Miho), admits them and somehow begins asking around for a doctor.
Then, out of the blue, Endou Saya (Ogawa Tamaki) appears and says, "I will examine her." A top-notch brain surgeon, she has been dispatched to be part of the core "Hospital Rehabiliatation Project" by the city. She seems to hold the idea that "Life is what money can buy," and has rehabilitated many hospitals so far...
That night, the annual Tanabata festival is being held at the busy fishing port. An accidental explosion occurs during the festival. People who were injured during the accident are brought into the municipal hospital one after another. Aiko and the others admit each of the emergency cases, but the number of doctors and nurses isn't sufficient. And to there, the pregnant woman Kohei had helped, Ryoko (Osawa Akane), is also brought in! Ryoko had gotten caught up in the accidental explosion and has respiratory burns; both mother and baby are in critical condition. At the same time, the one doctor at the disposal of the hospital, Yabuuchi Jirou (Rokkaku Shinjito) is busy tending to other patients, and so isn't available to examine Ryoko. A resolute Aiko tightly takes hold of a scalpel...
Haruspex
Trailer
Episode 1
Moriyama Kohei (Takenouchi Yutaka) retired from medicine 8 years before and is now a staff member for City Hall in a once flourishing coastal town. Sociable and kind, he doesn't mind dealing with troublesome duties; a rare commodity these days. However, he holds a wound in his heart. Having sealed away his past, he allows no one to get close to him, and is a man who has shut off his heart.
Then one day, Kohei comes across a pregnant woman in distress and sets foot in a hosptial, something he had avoided up until now. It is a municipal hospital, 3 billion yen in the red, and now seems to be in a situation where it will shortly go bankrupt. Naturally, there is no full-time Maternity and Gynecology Department available, so they are sent away to go to another hosptial. However, even the closest hospital is over an hour away. A nurse, Tanaka Aiko (Kanno Miho), admits them and somehow begins asking around for a doctor.
Then, out of the blue, Endou Saya (Ogawa Tamaki) appears and says, "I will examine her." A top-notch brain surgeon, she has been dispatched to be part of the core "Hospital Rehabiliatation Project" by the city. She seems to hold the idea that "Life is what money can buy," and has rehabilitated many hospitals so far...
That night, the annual Tanabata festival is being held at the busy fishing port. An accidental explosion occurs during the festival. People who were injured during the accident are brought into the municipal hospital one after another. Aiko and the others admit each of the emergency cases, but the number of doctors and nurses isn't sufficient. And to there, the pregnant woman Kohei had helped, Ryoko (Osawa Akane), is also brought in! Ryoko had gotten caught up in the accidental explosion and has respiratory burns; both mother and baby are in critical condition. At the same time, the one doctor at the disposal of the hospital, Yabuuchi Jirou (Rokkaku Shinjito) is busy tending to other patients, and so isn't available to examine Ryoko. A resolute Aiko tightly takes hold of a scalpel...
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Just watched "Tomorrow" ep1.
It was a bit overdramatic in the middle, but overall, I loved it!
I'm a huge fan of Kanno Miho, but she actually wasn't that convincing...
Takenouchi Yutaka on the other hand was absolutely amazing. I found it kind of strange though, since he seemed younger than I last seen him in Rondo. I've always dropped his dorama after first episode, but I'll definitely follow it this time.
It was fun seeing Edo Harumi acting too.
Her role was very limited, but I thought she did a fine job. I guess she really had talent in acting before becoming a computer instructor
The first episode had SO many extras. I don't remember ever seeing so many people in a dorama episode before, that was almost movie scale. I really liked the BGM/theme song too. Hopefully they'll keep up with quality production to compete against the Olympic broadcasts
It was a bit overdramatic in the middle, but overall, I loved it!
I'm a huge fan of Kanno Miho, but she actually wasn't that convincing...
Takenouchi Yutaka on the other hand was absolutely amazing. I found it kind of strange though, since he seemed younger than I last seen him in Rondo. I've always dropped his dorama after first episode, but I'll definitely follow it this time.
It was fun seeing Edo Harumi acting too.
Her role was very limited, but I thought she did a fine job. I guess she really had talent in acting before becoming a computer instructor
The first episode had SO many extras. I don't remember ever seeing so many people in a dorama episode before, that was almost movie scale. I really liked the BGM/theme song too. Hopefully they'll keep up with quality production to compete against the Olympic broadcasts
I think Miho was still good, but yes, Yutaka was AMAZING. He was very spot on in his last scenes in ep 1 when he can easily go over the top. I have never seen the mere act of holding hands so captivating! He shown his character's unease with it all, yet also the side that he just cant refuse giving a hand in need. Bravo!
The story is nothing very special yet. But it's very well done, and I dont have any complaints of ep 1.
The story is nothing very special yet. But it's very well done, and I dont have any complaints of ep 1.
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Thanks so much reven_frost...
I've finished watched 1st episode RAW.
I can understand what happen in the story. But still not appreciate all words.
I think this drama is very cool. I like Charactoristic. The scene is so beautiful.
I love Yutaka acting like this. His bike is so cute. ^^
The story goes very interesting.
To be continued...
Thanks so much reven_frost...
I've finished watched 1st episode RAW.
I can understand what happen in the story. But still not appreciate all words.
I think this drama is very cool. I like Charactoristic. The scene is so beautiful.
I love Yutaka acting like this. His bike is so cute. ^^
The story goes very interesting.
To be continued...
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OMFG am I the only person who thought this drama was epic ? I was not expecting this... I... Iwas not expecting to like this as much as I do... After watching miho in hataraki man, it feels really good to see her in this role. It reminds me a lot of iguana no musume (just the way she looks and stuff). I liked the characters a lot and found myself doing the guts pose so many times, urging that guy to operate!!!
Its the "the grand master that retired and lives in a small village, and then is called to protect that village because of the imminent threat" type of series. I only saw this type of story in fighting movies... It was really great. I went thru so many emotions... plus miho's sister is so hawt! Man, I need to get as much of this series as possible. I wonder will it stay this exciting. Its my first medical drama, so I'm not sure what's been "done to death", but I'm eagerly awaiting the following episodes!
Its the "the grand master that retired and lives in a small village, and then is called to protect that village because of the imminent threat" type of series. I only saw this type of story in fighting movies... It was really great. I went thru so many emotions... plus miho's sister is so hawt! Man, I need to get as much of this series as possible. I wonder will it stay this exciting. Its my first medical drama, so I'm not sure what's been "done to death", but I'm eagerly awaiting the following episodes!
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Help?
Maybe I don't get the Japanese health care system, but how can Moriyama say that he will start working at the hospital as a doctor? I understand that his medical license does not expire, but doesn't he need to be hired by the lady boss? Didn't she made clear that she didn't want him around?
Thank you Haruspex and TimeLess for the subs. Excellent work!
Maybe I don't get the Japanese health care system, but how can Moriyama say that he will start working at the hospital as a doctor? I understand that his medical license does not expire, but doesn't he need to be hired by the lady boss? Didn't she made clear that she didn't want him around?
Thank you Haruspex and TimeLess for the subs. Excellent work!
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In my opinion as much as she dislikes him ( I think because of how skilled he is), she must respect him as a doctor. She already knows they need more doctors there anyways. Plus both times he "came out of retirement" she was there, she knows he's useful. She opposes his departure from medicine (the "don't take medicine lightly" slap), and she is the type who hates to go back on what she says, so it might be part of the story, him trying to get hired. He found his resolve and he will gwr hired, I'm sure of it.1shinigami0 wrote:Help?
Maybe I don't get the Japanese health care system, but how can Moriyama say that he will start working at the hospital as a doctor? I understand that his medical license does not expire, but doesn't he need to be hired by the lady boss? Didn't she made clear that she didn't want him around?
Thank you Haruspex and TimeLess for the subs. Excellent work!
Plus he did 2 expensive surguries for free, lol.
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Wow! I understand peanuts of Japanese, but I watched episode 4 without skipping a single frame. Needless to say, Haruspex and TimeLess are saving my sanity every time they post the subtitles. (Thank you guys!!!) This series is getting better and better.
Takenouchi was amazing at the last scene. I can't believe he was able to pull it off. He's truly a great actor.
Well,I will be on the edge of my seat waiting for the subs and the next episode. This drama may have started a bit slow, compared with Code Blue, but it has hit a nice crescendo, while the other one is deflating. I'm sold.
Reading this, I just had to post, coz I've already watched it with subs a few hours ago, courtesy of triplez who timed the script and Haruspex for providing the translation real quick. Yes, I totally agree with 1shinigami0, Yutaka is really amazing in this episode. The ability to portrait such believable emotional character just left me speechless. I was left sitting at the edge of my seat, crying my eyes out...1shinigami0 wrote:Takenouchi was amazing at the last scene. I can't believe he was able to pull it off. He's truly a great actor.
Anyway, since I'm here already, just a lil' update on subs, it's currently in editing phase and I will try to get this release ASAP so to save ppl from going crazy waiting for it. Coz I know I would.
Can't wait for next epi.
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I don't know if this is the right place to ask, but does anybody know where I can find episodes 3 and 4 of Tomorrow in Megaupload or mediafire or something of the sort? I have only found episodes 1 and 2, and I absolutely love this drama, but I cannot download torrents, so, I have to find other ways to watch the episodes.
Thanks a lot in advance for you help.
Thanks a lot in advance for you help.
MU links for TMR HS are available in TimeLesSub forum. Only HS Epi 1-3. HS Epi 4 is pending encoding. You can head here for links.
If you want RAW file, try LiveJournal [LJ]. There are bunch of LJ sites tht have MU uploaded RAW file.
You can try this- friends only. Join the community to get links.
or this
If you want RAW file, try LiveJournal [LJ]. There are bunch of LJ sites tht have MU uploaded RAW file.
You can try this
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http://community.livejournal.com/jdramas
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http://nomanymore.blogspot.com/2008/07/2008-drama-tomorrow.html
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I do not understand how this series has only 4 pages of discussion. This is such an awesome awesome series. I personally feel the first 3 episodes of this drama is at least as gods as the first three of last friends... Yet no discussion. Man, can not recommend this series enough. WTF is everybody watching this season? Is it really better than this??? If so, I need to watch that as well. I see this as a extremely emotional drama that has brought me close to man tears on more than one occasion. If the end of episode 3 is not enough... please tell me what more do they need???
Plus evil lady is hot, miho is hawt, and doctor dude is so F-ing cool. He is ultimate pimp.
Plus evil lady is hot, miho is hawt, and doctor dude is so F-ing cool. He is ultimate pimp.
I think there's competition from Code Blue and Shibatora. I personally don't have time to watch dramas these days, so I'm behind in both Code Blue and Tomorrow. Both of which I've been waiting for. :/ So I just have them downloaded to my desktop but it frustrates me that I can't find the time to sit down and watch.
I have the feeling I'm going to prefer Tomorrow over Code Blue though. I've watched a bit of Code Blue and Yamapi along with the female co-stars bother me greatly. I'm more into serious medical drama and not dramas that people watch because of the actor, the discussion for those dramas are so severely limited. I'll be sure to add to this thread once I get the time to watch Tomorrow, which should be in a week or so.
I have the feeling I'm going to prefer Tomorrow over Code Blue though. I've watched a bit of Code Blue and Yamapi along with the female co-stars bother me greatly. I'm more into serious medical drama and not dramas that people watch because of the actor, the discussion for those dramas are so severely limited. I'll be sure to add to this thread once I get the time to watch Tomorrow, which should be in a week or so.
It's rather sad to think that Code Blue is a rival to Tomorrow. Tomorrow is imho clearly the superior drama. Don't get me started on Yamashita Tomohisa's character. Yamapi should work on his acting skills and stay with the Akira/Hirase Ken(?) type of characters till then.
I don't like Last Friends that much, but Last Friends had Ueno Juri and Nagasawa Masami. And Tomorrow just has Takenouchi Yutaka and Kanno Miho. You shouldn't be suprised to see a thread with just 4 pages. I mean, the thread for Iryu 1 and 2 just had 17 pages. Compare this to something like Bambino.
I don't like Last Friends that much, but Last Friends had Ueno Juri and Nagasawa Masami. And Tomorrow just has Takenouchi Yutaka and Kanno Miho. You shouldn't be suprised to see a thread with just 4 pages. I mean, the thread for Iryu 1 and 2 just had 17 pages. Compare this to something like Bambino.
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Very very true. I think you are right. In fact I think that will be what the show is ultimately about. Something tells me there is more to the story than we know, plus this drama is so damn intense, I am sure when *spoiler* is discussed it will be the most intense of all!lunas wrote:I don’t really think it sad to consider Code Blue as a rival to Tomorrow. It’s just a matter of who’s the viewer are, Code Blue has a JE member so it’s undeniable to have more discussion.
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I agree. There is definitely some juicy detail on this malpractice case that they are not revealing now.
I'm curious, though, about how Aiko will deal with the bomb he dropped on her lap. I would be in real trouble in her place. Here is the doctor I have grown to admire and respect (and maybe develop a crush too), telling me that he was inspired to come back to the medical profession because of me and now he killed my mother?! I would be asking him to back up and erase the last sentence, please! Miho played Aiko's first reaction perfectly, by the way. She has been great.
And what is he expecting? Forgiveness? Expiation? Aiko is an open book, but he is a much more complex to read.
There is also the little tidbit about Endou's mother. It will be interesting to see how that will develop. I hope they don't go that the hero-saves-enemy's-mother road. It would be too simple and cliché.
I'm curious, though, about how Aiko will deal with the bomb he dropped on her lap. I would be in real trouble in her place. Here is the doctor I have grown to admire and respect (and maybe develop a crush too), telling me that he was inspired to come back to the medical profession because of me and now he killed my mother?! I would be asking him to back up and erase the last sentence, please! Miho played Aiko's first reaction perfectly, by the way. She has been great.
And what is he expecting? Forgiveness? Expiation? Aiko is an open book, but he is a much more complex to read.
There is also the little tidbit about Endou's mother. It will be interesting to see how that will develop. I hope they don't go that the hero-saves-enemy's-mother road. It would be too simple and cliché.
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This show keeps getting better and better. The writers have done an excellent job. The plotline is logical and yet keeps you guessing what will come next. All scenes, so far, look very plausible, very real.
Miho and Takenouchi have been solid. There isn't a moment you don't believe on their feelings. There is drama, but not melodrama.
Aiko's reaction to Moriyama's revelation was spot on. And that's what is so great about the writing. You can understand where both character are coming from, and you feel for both of them while praying for a miracle.
It was obvious that said miracle would come from his long lost friend (he was the guest star after all), but halfway through the episode I had my doubts.
So, the twist that
I was worried that they would make her be too understanding and lovestruck, so that her partnership with Moriyama in the hospital could go on. Or that they would drag the conflict to the end of the show. This was the best resolution. He needed to regained his status of white knight. Flawed, but still the hero. There was no other way for Aiko to believe in him again. The sin was just too big to be overlooked.
I thought it was sweet how the writers used It was one of best romantic plots I have seen in awhile.
One complaint: if pediatrics is closed, how can they be performing wellness checks on school kids?
Miho and Takenouchi have been solid. There isn't a moment you don't believe on their feelings. There is drama, but not melodrama.
Aiko's reaction to Moriyama's revelation was spot on.
It was obvious that said miracle would come from his long lost friend (he was the guest star after all), but halfway through the episode I had my doubts.
I thought it was sweet how the writers used
One complaint: if pediatrics is closed, how can they be performing wellness checks on school kids?
waa...i just realize that the guy who play Moriyama Kohei is the same guy who play the main character in Rondo!!
he looks so different i was suprised!! LOL!
i'm only on episode one since i got interested in medical drama after watching Code Blue!
this series seem interesting enough, i shall continue watching it now!!
he looks so different i was suprised!! LOL!
i'm only on episode one since i got interested in medical drama after watching Code Blue!
this series seem interesting enough, i shall continue watching it now!!
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Yes, I'm totally hooked. I think the story is developing in a logical way, but it's still leaving a lot space for new twists. For example, I think the director of the University Hospital Moriyama worked before is the same one where Endou's mother is staying. But if that's true, I'm lost on how they are going to use that on the plot. See what I mean?^ Really? I thought it started out really strong, but got worse and worse...
And I like the slow character development: how Moriyama gets to show himself little by little, Endou is still mysterious and Aiko wears her emotions on her sleeve. I still don't get the vice-mayor. What angle is he playing?
I agree with you about the "sound effects," but that's a staple on jdramas, isn't it? As a friend of mine says: "Jdrama soundtracks always tell the audience what they are suppose to be feeling with the force of a hammer." Since I see it as a widespread shortcoming, it doesn't bother me as much.
Thanks for the discussion. I thought I was talking to myself for a while.
I've been a silent reader on this thread. Too bad not many people are discussing about this drama coz I really think the actors and actresses in it are fantastic.
Anyway, honestly I was quite surprised to see tht Moriyama's true side story was revealed so soon in this drama. Initially I thought it'll be much later but I guess probably the writer/producer have something else in mind.
Now it seems tht the drama could be heading in just practically anywhere. But I'm guessing they'll reveal more on Endou-sensei soon which will be great since she has been a mysterious character all this while.
Cant wait for next epi since it looked like Aiko might be in trouble herself. Moriyama to the rescue.... again.
Anyway, honestly I was quite surprised to see tht Moriyama's true side story was revealed so soon in this drama. Initially I thought it'll be much later but I guess probably the writer/producer have something else in mind.
Now it seems tht the drama could be heading in just practically anywhere. But I'm guessing they'll reveal more on Endou-sensei soon which will be great since she has been a mysterious character all this while.
Cant wait for next epi since it looked like Aiko might be in trouble herself. Moriyama to the rescue.... again.
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Whoa seriously that was great. I would enjoy it if you did that every episode, telling your opinion with screen caps, I though that was a great post!lokaanime wrote:wowowo this drama is getting interesting for moments, and I have to admit thatt Takenouchi Yutaka has improved a lot since his beach boys days, like the good wine, the older the better he gets mmm, okk but other than hot guys I Have uploaded some captures from episode 5, a very revealing one.
spoiler for my thoughts of episode 6
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I agree..not too many people are giving this drama a chance. I have watch many medical dramas before and truly this one has left an impact on me. I have read on other blogs that people are comparing this drama to Iryu 1 & 2-- "saying that this drama uses the same old plot as other mediacal jdoramas." I haven't watched any other drama such as Iryu, so I don't have any opinion on this issue .darynrose wrote:I've been a silent reader on this thread. Too bad not many people are discussing about this drama coz I really think the actors and actresses in it are fantastic.
Anyway, honestly I was quite surprised to see tht Moriyama's true side story was revealed so soon in this drama. Initially I thought it'll be much later but I guess probably the writer/producer have something else in mind.
Now it seems tht the drama could be heading in just practically anywhere. But I'm guessing they'll reveal more on Endou-sensei soon which will be great since she has been a mysterious character all this while.
Cant wait for next epi since it looked like Aiko might be in trouble herself. Moriyama to the rescue.... again.
Such great acting by the entire cast- Especially Takenouchi Yutaka.
Kanno Miho is great too, and she expresses the vulnerbility of a nurse's character very well.
I don't really know what direction that this drama will head towards and I have watch up to ep. 6---Endo's character maybe might be revealed more in ep 7????
I hope that there might be some romantics connections b/t Moriyama sensi and Nurse Tanaka Anyone agree? Although the chance of this being a pure medical drama is quite high--all throughout 6 eps--nothing romantic happening at all---Still having my fingers cross for some lovey dovey....
Also, I have seen Takenouchi Yutaka in Heaven's Coins I & 2, and his acting is improving much since then. He is able to be more realistic in his expressions now...and not to say that his acting wasn't ok in HC, but he tends to be "over acting" in HC. I haven't really any of Kanno Miho's works, but I might give them a try.
Thanks for everyone's input and opinions, I just hope people would give this drama a chance.
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I think episode 6 was a good transition episode. It was a decent way to come out from Moriyama's personal story and address the issue of medical malpractice as an industry problem.
Yes, it can happen any time, to anyone, because of understaffing and inattention. But I think the patient (the writer) brought a good point. We are still talking about a human life. The consequences of a simple mistake have a higher cost, therefore the public demands nothing but perfection from the professionals in the health care industry. Now, how to reconcile such high standards with human frailty? Isn't err human? Should we ever trust a doctor or a nurse who made a costly mistake before? Will the desire to atone for such error ever be enough for a patient's forgiveness? I think this the central theme they are trying to address.
Of course, for the sake of the drama, she had to understand and empathize with their problems. The fact that her boyfriend and publisher was a jerk, and she probably knew it, went a long way to set the tone for the story's development.
Episode 6 also does a nice job setting up the next story: the politics behind the hospital restructuring. What exactly was promised to Endou? The vice-mayor seems a far more cunning character, though. He asked Moriyama do not resign in episode 5, but is afraid of what his reputation, tarnished by a malpractice report, can do to the hospital. And that is after Moriyama got seriously injured because of the vice-mayor's daughter! I'm really curious to see how that will play.
In my opinion, people who are equating this series to Iryu are missing the mark. Iryu was all about the latest challenge in the operating room and the amazing skills of every single member of the medical team. The center character was enigmatic, but knew how to play the hospital politics. Tomorrow is all about the health care industry and the direct relationship between caregivers (doctors and nurses) and patients. Moriyama is not enigmatic, he's reserved, private, because he has been burned before. And although he's a skilled doctor, his empathy with patients and co-workers is his strongest asset and the reason why he decided to give the profession one more try.
My, I did say a lot... Someone please take it from here before I start going on about a romantic angle.
Yes, it can happen any time, to anyone, because of understaffing and inattention. But I think the patient (the writer) brought a good point. We are still talking about a human life. The consequences of a simple mistake have a higher cost, therefore the public demands nothing but perfection from the professionals in the health care industry. Now, how to reconcile such high standards with human frailty? Isn't err human? Should we ever trust a doctor or a nurse who made a costly mistake before? Will the desire to atone for such error ever be enough for a patient's forgiveness? I think this the central theme they are trying to address.
Of course, for the sake of the drama, she had to understand and empathize with their problems. The fact that her boyfriend and publisher was a jerk, and she probably knew it, went a long way to set the tone for the story's development.
Episode 6 also does a nice job setting up the next story: the politics behind the hospital restructuring. What exactly was promised to Endou? The vice-mayor seems a far more cunning character, though. He asked Moriyama do not resign in episode 5, but is afraid of what his reputation, tarnished by a malpractice report, can do to the hospital. And that is after Moriyama got seriously injured because of the vice-mayor's daughter! I'm really curious to see how that will play.
In my opinion, people who are equating this series to Iryu are missing the mark. Iryu was all about the latest challenge in the operating room and the amazing skills of every single member of the medical team. The center character was enigmatic, but knew how to play the hospital politics. Tomorrow is all about the health care industry and the direct relationship between caregivers (doctors and nurses) and patients. Moriyama is not enigmatic, he's reserved, private, because he has been burned before. And although he's a skilled doctor, his empathy with patients and co-workers is his strongest asset and the reason why he decided to give the profession one more try.
My, I did say a lot... Someone please take it from here before I start going on about a romantic angle.
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YOSH!~ Now some real discussion. Yes yes yes, I agree with all you guys.
My girlfriend is going to be a midwife next year, so I talked to her about it. She is like there is a really big nurse shortage in japan. She says that in okinawa (where she lives) there is a shortage of 100 midwives. So they need 100 more midwives to be comfortable. In such a small place like okinawa, that's a really really big number. So I feel this show accurately hows how hard they work. Also the motivation for nurses and doctors, besides the paycheck of course. I never watched a medical drama before. so this is touching to me, their devotion to their jobs and patients. I doubt they go as far as the actors in here, but its the idea.
Uhm now to the drama. Romance is un-avoidable. Its already been introduced. Tanaka's little sister likes moriyama. How will tanaka handle the feelings she has, or will have for moriyama when she knows her little sister (whom she is fully devoted to) loves him too? I actually thought this was going to be a harem drama (genre of anime). I thought endou sensei liked moriyama at first. But maybe its just the way she looks. I am positive that tanaka's little sister will have a bigger role in the series (or at least I hope!). What will she do with her drive? The only thing pushing her forward was the thought of suing that SOB doctor that killed her mom. But what now? Like I said before I don't think she knows the full truth from her reaction to moriyama when he was at the house in epi.6 (I thought for sure she would invite him in for tea at the least, lol).
"But I think the patient (the writer) brought a good point. We are still talking about a human life.The consequences of a simple mistake have a higher cost, therefore the public demands nothing but perfection from the professionals in the health care industry. ."
Of course I'm biased. But why in the world should people in one profession have perfection demanded of them, but other's shouldn't?The writer performed her job flawlessly? Is that why she finds it unforgivable someone could mess up at their job? Or maybe the fact that she buzzed the "nurse emergency button" to have her close the f-ing blinds is helping the nurses character grow, therefore making them better people and workers? If anything we are the one who should suck up to the medical staff because they hold our lives in their hands.
If the medical scene is having problems, maybe they should put more money into it and attract more college graduates to the field. If its so important that no human error is allowed. Try to make the environment so that error has less of a chance to occur. Such as not over working these people whose jobs are so important. The 8 hour days you and me work are generally 12 hour shifts for them... And japan does not believe in over time... Its volunteer work... anything over 40 hours. These people aren't even compensated for their work. And we should demand perfection of them... I think that is a little too much.
If something happened to me like the writer. I would be pissed, but I would understand. I most definitely would not act like her stupid ass. If I lost my life it would be unfortunate, my family would probably act similarly. If my girlfriend lost her life to malpractice, I would be very angry, I could not lie, but it would depend on the circumstances and what happened. But someone losing their life and someone being in a coma for 3 days is very different. I agree with the tanaka family being more angry with moriyama than the writer being mad at tanaka. (even thought it was not moriyama's fault, I understand that anger more than writer chicks irrational anger)
Annnd back to the plot, now that tanaka has experienced what malpractice is like, how will her feelings be towards moriyama? She now sees how easy it can happen. It technically was her fault, since she was asked to do it...
Kanno miho... a goddess. She is the reason I watch this. She has been recognized as a great actress since my Iguana no Musume. My favorite thing she was in was "dolls" the movie. It was the first thing I saw her in. She usually plays great roles. She was really cold in Watashitachi no Kyokasho, she was really shy and cute in Iguana no Musume (extra kawaii!), she was a jerk in hataraki man, she was great in most things I've seen her in. This role is kinda a mix of hataraki man and Koi ga Shitai x3, in my opinion. I want her to do more sexy roles like she did in sakuran...
I watched this drama for miho, but the whole cast is really great, imo. I found out that miho's little sister (Kurokawa Tomoka) was my favorite character in Kagen No Tsuki~Last Quarter, I really love her grown up. She is a sex kitten! I will follow her for sure. Moriyama, talk about a cool guy. I love his character. I will try learning a little japanese from him, he's really cool! endou sensei... she looks like nocchi from perfume, she is very attractive...but so mean. Villians have extra hawt sauce included, lol.
My girlfriend is going to be a midwife next year, so I talked to her about it. She is like there is a really big nurse shortage in japan. She says that in okinawa (where she lives) there is a shortage of 100 midwives. So they need 100 more midwives to be comfortable. In such a small place like okinawa, that's a really really big number. So I feel this show accurately hows how hard they work. Also the motivation for nurses and doctors, besides the paycheck of course. I never watched a medical drama before. so this is touching to me, their devotion to their jobs and patients. I doubt they go as far as the actors in here, but its the idea.
Uhm now to the drama. Romance is un-avoidable. Its already been introduced. Tanaka's little sister likes moriyama. How will tanaka handle the feelings she has, or will have for moriyama when she knows her little sister (whom she is fully devoted to) loves him too? I actually thought this was going to be a harem drama (genre of anime). I thought endou sensei liked moriyama at first. But maybe its just the way she looks. I am positive that tanaka's little sister will have a bigger role in the series (or at least I hope!). What will she do with her drive? The only thing pushing her forward was the thought of suing that SOB doctor that killed her mom. But what now? Like I said before I don't think she knows the full truth from her reaction to moriyama when he was at the house in epi.6 (I thought for sure she would invite him in for tea at the least, lol).
"But I think the patient (the writer) brought a good point. We are still talking about a human life.The consequences of a simple mistake have a higher cost, therefore the public demands nothing but perfection from the professionals in the health care industry. ."
Of course I'm biased. But why in the world should people in one profession have perfection demanded of them, but other's shouldn't?The writer performed her job flawlessly? Is that why she finds it unforgivable someone could mess up at their job? Or maybe the fact that she buzzed the "nurse emergency button" to have her close the f-ing blinds is helping the nurses character grow, therefore making them better people and workers? If anything we are the one who should suck up to the medical staff because they hold our lives in their hands.
If the medical scene is having problems, maybe they should put more money into it and attract more college graduates to the field. If its so important that no human error is allowed. Try to make the environment so that error has less of a chance to occur. Such as not over working these people whose jobs are so important. The 8 hour days you and me work are generally 12 hour shifts for them... And japan does not believe in over time... Its volunteer work... anything over 40 hours. These people aren't even compensated for their work. And we should demand perfection of them... I think that is a little too much.
If something happened to me like the writer. I would be pissed, but I would understand. I most definitely would not act like her stupid ass. If I lost my life it would be unfortunate, my family would probably act similarly. If my girlfriend lost her life to malpractice, I would be very angry, I could not lie, but it would depend on the circumstances and what happened. But someone losing their life and someone being in a coma for 3 days is very different. I agree with the tanaka family being more angry with moriyama than the writer being mad at tanaka. (even thought it was not moriyama's fault, I understand that anger more than writer chicks irrational anger)
Annnd back to the plot, now that tanaka has experienced what malpractice is like, how will her feelings be towards moriyama? She now sees how easy it can happen. It technically was her fault, since she was asked to do it...
Kanno miho... a goddess. She is the reason I watch this. She has been recognized as a great actress since my Iguana no Musume. My favorite thing she was in was "dolls" the movie. It was the first thing I saw her in. She usually plays great roles. She was really cold in Watashitachi no Kyokasho, she was really shy and cute in Iguana no Musume (extra kawaii!), she was a jerk in hataraki man, she was great in most things I've seen her in. This role is kinda a mix of hataraki man and Koi ga Shitai x3, in my opinion. I want her to do more sexy roles like she did in sakuran...
I watched this drama for miho, but the whole cast is really great, imo. I found out that miho's little sister (Kurokawa Tomoka) was my favorite character in Kagen No Tsuki~Last Quarter, I really love her grown up. She is a sex kitten! I will follow her for sure. Moriyama, talk about a cool guy. I love his character. I will try learning a little japanese from him, he's really cool! endou sensei... she looks like nocchi from perfume, she is very attractive...but so mean. Villians have extra hawt sauce included, lol.
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I agree this drama is nothing like "Iryu" I watched 1 and over half of 2. "Tomorrow" feels more real. The characters are more drawn out. No I'm the Super doctor with my Super Helpers/Doctors Coming to Save the World.
Having Takenouchi Yutaka as the lead is an added bonus I just watched "With Love" again The whole drama was like one long photo shoot capturing Takenouchi Yutaka's beauty OK the story was good. And Takenouchi Yutaka has got better with age
I have a question? Do the Japanese have the same medical care system as the US?
Having Takenouchi Yutaka as the lead is an added bonus I just watched "With Love" again The whole drama was like one long photo shoot capturing Takenouchi Yutaka's beauty OK the story was good. And Takenouchi Yutaka has got better with age
I have a question? Do the Japanese have the same medical care system as the US?
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Yes, Takenouchi has aged quite well, hasn't he?
Hotness apart, I'm not sure they are going to explore a romantic angle at all. I don't see Nanami being in love with Moriyama. It's a simple crush of a young girl on the doctor who saved her life. I bet good-looking doctors go through this all the time.
Moriyama and Aiko are really fond of each other, but I don't think it has developed into love yet. There is great respect among them and they inspire each other, both professionally and as people. Remember that Moriyama told Aiko that her attitude and courage moved him to return to medicine. And he has been able to earn her respect and admiration by the way he treats his patients and stands up to Endou. They are such earnest characters!
If the series had more episodes, I'm sure we would see sparks fly between those two. Takenouchi and Miho have loads of chemistry. Just a look between the two of them telegraphs an amazing amount of emotions. But I don't think they will have time to develop this angle.
Hotness apart, I'm not sure they are going to explore a romantic angle at all. I don't see Nanami being in love with Moriyama. It's a simple crush of a young girl on the doctor who saved her life. I bet good-looking doctors go through this all the time.
Moriyama and Aiko are really fond of each other, but I don't think it has developed into love yet. There is great respect among them and they inspire each other, both professionally and as people. Remember that Moriyama told Aiko that her attitude and courage moved him to return to medicine. And he has been able to earn her respect and admiration by the way he treats his patients and stands up to Endou. They are such earnest characters!
If the series had more episodes, I'm sure we would see sparks fly between those two. Takenouchi and Miho have loads of chemistry. Just a look between the two of them telegraphs an amazing amount of emotions. But I don't think they will have time to develop this angle.
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