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Dragon Zakura
Poster
GenreSchool drama
Written byTakehiko Hata
Directed byRenpei Tsukamoto, Marehiro Karaki, Takashi Komatsu
StarringHiroshi Abe
Theme music composerKyo Nakanishi
Country of originJapan
Original languageJapanese
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes11
Production
EditorsKouichi Enda, Mayumi Shimizu
Production companiesMedia Mix Japan Co., Ltd, TBS
Original release
NetworkTBS
ReleaseJuly 8 (2005-07-08) –
September 16, 2005 (2005-09-16)
Related
Master of Study

Dragon Zakura (Doragon Zakura) is a Japanese live action television series based on the manga of the same name.

Cast

Teachers

  • Hiroshi Abe as Kenji Sakuragi, a lawyer and the homeroom teacher for the special class
  • Kyōko Hasegawa as Mamako Ino, an English teacher from Ryūzan High School. She takes care of History lessons for the special class.
  • Yōko Nogiwa as Yuriko Tatsuno, the director of Ryūzan High School and the wife of former owner
  • Yōsuke Saitō as Tokihisa Kondō, the vice-principal of Ryūzan High School.
  • David Ito as Masanao Ochiai, a teacher from Ryūzan High School
  • Tōru Shinagawa as Tetsunosuke Yanagi, the Mathematics teacher for the special class
  • Minori Terada - Ryūzaburō Akutayama, the Japanese language teacher for the special class
  • Susumu Kobayashi as Shutaro Ain, the Science teacher for the special class
  • Akio Kaneda as Hiroshi Kawaguchi, the English language teacher for the special class
  • Shin Yazawa as Nozomi Yamamoto, Mamako's friend and a teacher of Shūmeikan High School.

Students of the special class

Family members of special class students

Other students of Ryūzan High School

  • Akari Hori as Asumi Toda, an idol who repeatedly sends Maki e-mails from her workplace
  • Ayano Gunji as Saori Abe, Naomi's friend. She had requested Naomi to introduce her to Yūsuke

Others

  • Hiroki Murakami as Yoshio Tanaka, one of Nozomi's suitors. He is a law graduate of Tokyo University. An arrogant man, he is proud of his academic and social standing even though he is neither handsome nor fit.
  • Mitsuru Karahashi as Yasushi Sawamatsu, the second suitor of Nozomi. A high school dropout, he is rather simple-minded with "awesome" as his favorite phrase and a very limited vocabulary. His favorite pastime is playing Pachinko and he only has a part-time job.

Episodes

Episode title
Romanized title
Translation of title
Broadcast date
Ratings
Ep. 1
バカとブスこそ東大へ行け
Baka to busu koso Toudai e ike
All you that are ugly and stupid, go to Tokyo University!
July 8, 2005
17.5%
Ep. 2
自分の弱さを知れ!
Jibun no yowasa wo shire!
Know your weaknesses!
July 15, 2005
16.5%
Ep. 3
遊べ!受験はスポーツだ!
Asobe! Juken wa supootsu da!
Entrance exams are sports, so play!
July 22, 2005
13.8%
Ep. 4
壁にぶつかるまで我慢しろ
Kabe ni butsukaru made gaman shiro
Hold out until you hit the wall
July 29, 2005
16.1%
Ep. 5
泣くな!お前の人生だ!
Nakuna! Omae no jinsei da!
Don't cry! It's your life!
August 5, 2005
16.8%
Ep. 6
英語対決!勝負だバカ6人
Eigo taiketsu! Shoubu da baka rokunin
English showdown! Fight for Stupid 6
August 12, 2005
17.9%
Ep. 7
見返してやる!東大模試
Mikaeshite yaru! Toudai moshi
Vengeance! Mock exam for Tokyo University
August 19, 2005
15.6%
Ep. 8
バカの涙・・・夏休み課外授業
Baka no namida... Natsuyasumi kagai jugyou
Tears of fools... Extra lessons during summer vacation
August 26, 2005
17.0%
Ep. 9
信じろ!成績は必ず上がる
Shinjiro! Seiseki wa kanarazu agaru
Trust yourself! Your marks will surely improve
September 2, 2005
14.5%
Ep. 10
友情か受験か?最後の決断
Yuujou ka juken ka? Saigo no ketsudan
Friendship or entrance exam? Final decision
September 9, 2005
14.5%
Ep. 11
お前らはもうバカじゃない!運命の合格発表!
Omaera wa mou baka janai! Unmei no goukaku happyou!
You are no longer morons! Fateful day of results!
September 16, 2005
20.3%
Ratings for Kanto region (average rating: 16.41%)[1]

Theme song

The theme song of the show is "Realize" by melody. and the insert song "Colorful" by Tomohisa Yamashita.

References

  1. ^ "Video Research Ratings" (in Japanese). Video Research Ltd. Retrieved 2012-07-07.
Preceded by
Tiger & Dragon
(15/04/2005 - 24/06/2005)
TBS Friday Dramas
金曜ドラマ
Fridays 22:00 - 22:54 (JST)
Succeeded by
Hana Yori Dango
(21/10/2005 - 16/12/2005)

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