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Tuesday, 6 December 2011

Fuku★Arashi





Today December 6, 2011, Fuji TV held a press conference to announce a “Fuku Arashi Campaign,” which will have Arashi getting increased airtime between December 17 and January 3. This includes limited-time commercials for the campaign that will air during that period, as well as several special programs featuring the group’s members and a giveaway campaign.


According to the Sports Hochi newspaper, the campaign includes a special TV mini-program with Arashi that will air late at night every night between December 27 and January 3, though December 31 will be skipped since Arashi are hosting NHK’s Kouhaku Uta Gassen that night.


On January 3, Arashi will have a “Kotatsu DE Arashi” special and a “VS Arashi” special, plus Ohno Satoshi’s drama special “Mou Yuukai Nante Shinai”. The drama special will feature guest appearances by Sakurai Sho (as his butler character in this season’s “Nazotoki wa Dinner no Ato de”) and Matsumoto Jun (as his detective character in next season’s “Lucky Seven”).


It is also reported that Fuji TV’s website will have a special original game called “Fuku Arashi Warai” that uses the facial features of Arashi’s members.


The “Fuku Arashi” campaign symbol, which has messages written on it by the group, will be on display in Omotesando Hills from December 27 to January 3.


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Saturday, 9 January 2010

[Drama SP Review] Saigo no Yakusoku




Title: 最後の約束
Title (romaji): Saigo no Yakusoku
Format: Tanpatsu
Genre: Human suspense
Viewership rating: 19.4 (Kanto)
Broadcast network: Fuji TV
Broadcast date: 2010-Jan-09
Air time: Saturday 21:00
Theme song: Sora Takaku by Arashi
Screenwriter: Kaneko Shigeki
Producer: Nagai Reiko 
Director: Sato Yuichi
Music: Izutsu Akio 

Cast
  • Ohno Satoshi as Mashiko Satoru (益子 ), a 28-year-old employee of Time Cleaning, a cleaning company, who handles work in a serious manner.
  • Sakurai Sho as Tomizawa Yukio (富澤 友紀夫), a 28-year-old life insurance salesman who is a pushover but a kindhearted person.
  • Aiba Masaki as Tanada Akira (棚田 ), a scatterbrained 28-year-old coffee shop employee working inside Energy Bio Corporation.
  • Ninomiya Kazunari as Yamagiwa Shūji (山際 修司), a 27-year-old temporary security center employee of Energy Bio Corporation who is always calm and composed.
  • Matsumoto Jun as Gotō Nozomu (後藤 ), a hot-blooded 27-year-old motorcycle courier.
  • Kuroki Meisa as Niimi Yuriko
  • Kitamura Yukiya as Morozumi Genji
  • Otsuka Nene as Todoroki Fuyuko
  • Kosakai Kazuki as Iio Haruo
  • Fujiki Naohito as Okanaka Shinichiro (special appearance)
  • Tsugawa Masahiko as Niimi Tomohiko


Plot
Janitors Satoru Mashiko (Satoshi Ohno) and Haruo Iio (Kazuki Kosakai) are driving towards Energy Bio Corporation for work when motorcycle courier Nozomu Gotō (Jun Matsumoto) passes by them. Gotō goes to deliver a package to Yuriko Niimi (Meisa Kuroki), the daughter of the president of Energy Bio Corporation. Meanwhile, Fuyuko Todoroki (Nene Otsuka) orders a cappuccino from coffee shop employee Akira Tanada (Masaki Aiba). They talk before she has to leave to meet with insurance salesman Yukio Tomizawa (Sho Sakurai) downstairs. As Mashiko and Iio start cleaning, Tanada apologizes for giving security center employee Shūji Yamagiwa (Kazunari Ninomiya) and new security manager Shinichirō Okanaka (Naohito Fujiki) the wrong order.

At 3:00 p.m., a disguised man with a rifle informs everyone that he and his allies have hijacked the building and set up a bomb that will go off in ninety minutes should President Niimi (Masahiko Tsugawa) not arrive with the ransom. Before she is locked in with Tomizawa, Fuyuko and the rest of the hostages in the fifth floor lobby, Yuriko runs off with Gotō running after her. At the police station, Niimi and chief detective Genji Morozumi (Yukiya Kitamura) keep in contact with a hiding Tanada.

Meanwhile, Yuriko quickly collects company data worth more than the ransom money. She reveals how she believes her father will only come to save his company. In turn, Gotō reveals his own past of how his trusted friend died ten years ago. They cut off the power, which allows most of the hostages to escape the lobby. Okanaka distracts the hijackers to give Yamagiwa the chance to open the B-1 doors on the second floor for the hostages to escape the building after the power returns. Tanada informs the police that the basement doors are open, and Mashiko chooses not escape with Iio.

After the escaped hostages manage to get outside, Gotō tells Yuriko to go while he tries to take down the hijacker chasing after them. The doors close in front of Yuriko, who stops when she hears a gunshot and sees Gotō collapse; the hijackers take her away. Meanwhile, as the only two still trapped in the lobby, Fuyuko reveals to Tomizawa that her father died taking a drug handled by Niimi's company just before she is taken away as well. After administrating a background check, Morozumi finds out that the phone number Tanada has been using belongs to a young man who died ten years ago.

The hijackers take Niimi, who went in the building with the money, to the security room, where Yamagiwa, Okanaka, Yuriko and Fuyuko are tied up. One of the four hijackers in the room informs Niimi that all they want is for him to publicly admit that his company handled lethal medicine that killed their friend and Fuyuko's father. The hijackers reveal themselves to be Mashiko, Tomizawa, Tanada and Gotō. Okanaka knew that there were only a total five hijackers, with Yamagiwa being the fifth one who oversaw the operation.

Although Niimi initially refused to admit that he distributed the drug while knowing the risks, he relents and Yuriko decides to stay by her father's side. Niimi apologizes to her and then confesses to the media. After Okanaka agrees to erase the security data of their kōhai, who helped the five before the switch during the hostages' escape, the five escape through the air vents and into the basement. However, Mashiko realizes that he does not have the car key, only to find that Iio had left it on the car for him. At a distance from the building, the timer reaches zero and the bomb turns out to be an explosive for fireworks instead. Finally able to move forward, Mashiko, Tomizawa, Tanada, Yamagiwa and Gotō readily surrender themselves to the police. 

Monday, 11 October 1999

[Drama SP Review] V no Arashi




Title: Vの嵐
Title (Romaji): V no Arashi
Genre: Sports
Episodes: 15
Broadcast Network: Fuji TV
Broadcast period: October 11, 1999 to October 29, 1999
Theme song: "A.RA.SHI" by Arashi


Cast
  • Aiba Masaki as Aiba Masaki
  • Matsumoto Jun as Matsumoto Jun
  • Ninomiya Kazunari as Ninomiya Kazunari
  • Sakurai Sho as Sakurai Sho
  • Ohno Satoshi as Ohno Satoshi
  • Fujimoto Yutaka
  • Tabata Suguru
  • Aiba Miwa
  • Matsumoto Shouzou
  • Tachibana Yumiko

Synopsis
Ninomiya Kazunari (Ninomiya Kazunari) just moved into Tokyo from Hokkaido and is already looking for a girlfriend. When he sees his so called "soulmate", Aiba Miwa, he immediately wants to get close to her. He joins the volleyball team, thinking there was a boys team. He soon discovers that there was no boys team and becomes the manager of the girls team alongside Matsumoto Jun (Matsumoto Jun) and Ohno Satoshi (Ohno Satoshi). In order to stay close to Miwa, Ninomiya agrees to play volleyball with Matsumoto and Ohno, being coached by Miwa's older brother Aiba Masaki (Aiba Masaki). With all this going on, Ninomiya is suspicious of Miwa and Sakurai Sho's (Sakurai Sho) relationship. Sakurai is a cool kid, who Ninomiya hates, who has a mysterious history with volleyball.


Trivia
• Was the first drama Arashi starred in all together until 2010 where they  
   starred together in a drama called Saigo no Yakusoku.
• Some say that the "V" in V no Arashi stands for "Volleyball"
• The drama was based on the fact Arashi supported the women's volleyball 
   team at the time.
• Each episode lasted for about 6 minutes