Segodon
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Details
- Title: 西郷どん
- Title (romaji): Segodon
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Jidaigeki
- Episodes: 47
- Viewership ratings: 12.7%
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2018-Jan-07 to 2018-Dec-16
- Air time: Sunday 20:00
Synopsis
Saigo Takamori, the hero of the Meiji Restoration, was born to a poor, low-ranking samurai family in the Satsuma domain (present day Kagoshima Prefecture). His simple honesty caught the attention of its charismatic feudal lord of Satsuma, Shimazu Nariakira. Nariakira’s assertion that the love of people is what will enrich and strengthen the nation captivated Saigo who took on Nariakira’s secret mission and eventually became a key person for Satsuma. Not a portrait of him survives today and much of his life is a mystery. He is a man who was twice exiled and thrice married. He overthrew the Tokugawa Shogunate with exceptional bravery and action. Although he accomplished the restoration, he lost his life in a fight with the new Meiji government. -- Jdrama Weblog
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Cast
- Saigo Clan
- Suzuki Ryohei as Saigo Kichinosuke / Takamori
- Watanabe Ao as young Kichinosuke
- Kuroki Haru as Iwayama Ito
- Watanabe Konomi as young Ito
- Kazama Morio as Kichibe
- Matsuzaka Keiko as Masako
- Sakuraba Nanami as Koto
- Kurimoto Yuki as young Koto
- Watabe Gota as Kichijiro
- Arai Taketo as young Kichijiro
- Nishida Toshiyuki as Saigo Kikujiro, Takamori's son
- Kashiwagi Yuki as Sono
- Omura Kon (大村崑) as Takamitsu
- Tsukaji Muga as Kumakichi
- Nishikido Ryo as Judo / Shingo
- Saito Taiyo as young Judo
- Kamishiraishi Mone as Kiyo
- Hashimoto Ai as Suga
- Ishibashi Renji as Kawaguchi Seppo
- Sasaki Sumie as Ishi, Kumakichi's grandmother
- Okamoto Fujita as Itagaki Yosaji
- Kitami Toshiyuki as Ijuin Naogoro, Suga's father
- Shionoya Masayuki as Iwayama Naoatsu, Ito's father
- Maekawa Yuki as Ichiki Sosuke, Koto's son
- Kayano Yu as Saigo Yasu, one of Takamori's sisters
- Mizuno Kumi as Kimi, the grandmother of Takamori
- Saigo Mayuko as Saigo Sakurako
- Hara Maika as Saigo Taka
- Ishii Misaki as Taka
- Yagi Yuki as Saigo Kikuso, Takamori's daughter
- Kamikawa Shusaku Saigo Kohei
- Eita as Ichizo / Toshimichi
- Ishikawa Tatsuki (石川樹) as young Toshimichi
- Hirata Mitsuru as Jiemon
- Mimura Rie as Masu
- Fuji Mariko as Fuku
- Sato Naomi (佐藤奈織美) as Kichi
- Yoshida Sora (吉田空) as young Kichi
- Kusaka Tamami (日下玉巳) as Suma
- Takano Yuna (髙野友那) as Mine
- Endo Sou as Hikokuma
- Hikichi Kanato (曵地奏飛) as baby Hikokuma
- Yoshida Sousuke as Tatsukuma
- Tanaka Rei as Toshitake
- Fukuda Ami (福田彩実) as Yoshiko
- Kitagawa Keiko as Oichi / Atsu-hime
- Takanashi Rin as Fuki
- Kakihara Rinka as young Fuki
- Suzuki Taku as Heiroku
- Kitamura Yukiya as Ooyama Kakunosuke / Tsunayoshi
- Inukai Naoki as young Kakunosuke
- Takahashi Mitsuomi as Arimura Shunsai / Kaieda Nobuyoshi
- Ikeda Yuto as young Shunsai
- Horii Arata as Murata Shinpachi
- Kato Kenshiro as young Shinpachi
- Sawamura Ikki as Akayama Yukie
- Minamino Yoko as Ikushima
- Koyanagi Rumiko as Yura
- Kaga Takeshi as Shimazu Narioki
- Watanabe Ken as Shimazu Nariakira
- Aoki Munetaka as Shimazu Hisamitsu
- Toda Naho as Kiku
- Tokui Yuu as Yamada Tamehisa
- Masuda Shuichiro as Arima Shinshichi
- Izawa Masaki as young Shinshichi
- Ohno Takuro as Hanjiro
- Nakamura Rukito as young Hanjiro
- Itoda Jun (井戸田潤) as Katsura Hisatake
- Ryu Raita as Zusho Hirosato
- Osada Seiya as Shimazu Mochihisa
- Nakajima Rasei as young Mochihisa
- Hamada Manabu as Sakoda Tomonoshin
- Sugioka Shiori as Oaki
- Warabino Tomoya as Ebihara Shigekatsu
- Machida Keita as Komatsu Tatewaki
- Kondo Yoshimasa as Tanaka Yunosuke
- Tanida Ayumi as Koba Den'nai
- Akashi Teppei as Narahara Kihachirō
- Izumisawa Yuuki as Kawaji Toshiyoshi
- Sakaki Hideo as Shinohara Kunimoto
- Shinohara Yushin as Beppu Shinsuke
- Amami Oshima
- Nikaido Fumi as Aikana
- Emoto Akira as Ryu Samin
- Kiuchi Midori as Kane Ishichiyo
- Sato Anna as Kane Satochiyo
- Kurashita Honami as Komurume
- Sakiyama Natsuko as Yuta
- Takahashi Tsutomu as Tomiken
- Matayoshi Naoki (又吉直樹) as Tokugawa Iesada
- Matsuda Shota as Hitotsubashi Yoshinobu / Tokugawa Yoshinobu
- Fujiki Naohito as Abe Masahiro
- Sano Shiro as Ii Naosuke
- Endo Kenichi as Katsu Kaishu
- Kanshuji Tamotsu as Tokugawa Iemochi
- Araki Towa as young Iemochi
- Asakura Shinji as Hotta Masayoshi
- Jinbo Satoshi as Nagano Shuzen
- Fujimoto Takahiro as Yamaoka Tesshu
- Yamada Jundai as Hiraoka Enshirō
- Horiuchi Masami as Itakura Katsukiyo
- Minamino Yoko as Ikushima
- Izumi Pinko as Honjuin
- Aizu and Kuwana Domains
- Kashiwabara Shuji as Matsudaira Katamori
- Shounozaki Ken as Matsudaira Sadaaki
- Tamayama Tetsuji as Katsura Kogoro / Kido Takayoshi
- Hamano Kenta as Ito Hirobumi
- Ino Manabu as Kikkawa Kenmotsu
- Hayashiya Shozo as Omura Masujiro
- Futagami Hikaru as Kusaka Genzui
- Kao Osaomu as Shiraishi Shoichiro
- Choshu Riki as Kijima Matabei
- Oguri Shun as Sakamoto Ryoma
- Mizukawa Asami as Oryo
- Yamaguchi Shogo as Nakaoka Shintaro
- Otaka Akira as Yamauchi Toyoshige
- Segawa Ryo as Goto Shojiro
- Fukui Domain
- Tsuda Kanji as Matsudaira Shungaku
- Kazama Shunsuke as Hashimoto Sanai
- Yoshida Asahi as Nakane Yukie
- The Government of Meiji
- Oshinari Shugo as Inoue Kaoru
- Murakami Shingo as Yamagata Aritomo
- Shibukawa Kiyohiko as Itagaki Taisuke
- Onoue Hiroyuki as Okuma Shigenobu
- Sakoda Takaya Eto Shinpei
- Imperial Court
- Nakamura Kotaro as Emperor Kōmei
- Nomura Man'nojo as Emperor Meiji
- Shoufukutei Tsurube as Iwakura Tomomi
- Kunihiro Tomiyuki as Konoe Tadahiro
- Nomura Manzo as Sanjo Sanetomi
- Nadagi Takeshi as Prince Kuni Asahiko
- Ogata Kenichi as Nakayama Tadayasu
- Kosuda Yasuto as Prince Arisugawa Taruhito
- Others
- Uchida Yuki as Yuu
- Tanaka Michiko as Tama
- Onoe Kikunosuke (尾上菊之助) as Gesshou
- Nakamatsu Toshiya as Shosuke's superior
- Hasegawa Kimihiko as Date Munenari
- Tome Takashi as Den'emon
- Gekidan Hitori as Nakahama Manjiro
- Kondo Haruna as Tora
- Isoda Michifumi as Naiki Jinzaburo
- Tanoue Kokichi as Nakahara Naoo
- Nishida Toshiyuki as narrator
Production Credits
- Original work: Novel Sego-don by Hayashi Mariko (林真理子)
- Screenwriter: Nakazono Miho
- Directors: Noda Yusuke, Bonkobara Makoto (盆子原誠), Okada Takeshi
- Music: Fuuki Harumi
Recognitions
- 22nd Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix (Jul-Sep 2018): Best Actor - Suzuki Ryohei
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