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Gokusen (live-action TV)

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[ adapted from Gokusen (manga) ]

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Alternative title:
Gokudo no Sensei (Japanese)
｢ごくせん｣ (Japanese)
Objectionable content: Mild
Plot Summary: Fresh out of college, Kumiko "Yankumi" Yamaguchi becomes a math teacher at Shirokin high school. Unfortunately for her, she's assigned by the school board as the homeroom teacher for class 3-D, which happens to be the class of delinquent students. When the class attempts to make a living hell out of Yankumi's career, they fail as her persistence and aggression gain her respect. However, little does anyone in the school know that Yankumi is actually heir to the Oedo Group - one of Tokyo's most powerful yakuza clans. If anyone finds out that Yankumi is a yakuza member, her career as a teacher could be in jeopardy.
Running time: 50 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 12
Episode titles: We have 12
Vintage:
2002-04-17 to 2002-07-03
2005-10-29 (Philippines) 
Ending Theme:
"Feel Your Breeze" by V6
Official website:
Gokusen Official Website (Japanese)
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 6
Comment:
KSCI LA-18 in Los Angeles, CA, broadcasted this series untranslated. Season 2 had English subtitles.
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Music: Michiru Oshima
Original Manga: Kozueko Morimoto

Theme Song Performance: V6 (ED)
Jun Matsumoto as Shin Sawada
Yukie Nakama as Kumiko "Yankumi" Yamaguchi

Hiroki Narimiya as Noda
Hiroshi Ryogoku as Makoto Sugawara
Ikki Sawamura as Tomoya Shinohara
Katsuhisa Namase as Goro Sawatari (Shirokin Gakuen Vice Principal)
Ken Kaneko as Tetsu Asakura
Ken Utsui as Ryuichiro Kuroda
Kenji Anan as Hiro Wakamatsu
Misaki Itou as Shizuka Fujiyama
Ryosei Tayama as Shirokin Gakuen Principal
Shinji Uchiyama as Minoru Tatsukawa
Shun Oguri as Haruhiko "Uchi" Uchiyama
Tomohiro Waki as Teruo "Kuma" Kumai
Yuko Nakazawa as Kikuno Kawashima
Yuuma Ishigaku as Minami

Eiji Wentz as Masato Yuki (ep 6)
Kenichi Matsuyama as Kenichi Mouri
Kento Handa as Jinguji Student (ep 5)
Masayuki Izumi as Masayuki Ouchi
Riko Kurita as Ami Morisaki (ep 5)
Ryoji Morimoto as Akira Osamu
Yui Ichikawa as Natsumi Sawada (ep 7)
Japanese companies
Broadcaster: NTV
Music Production: Avex Trax
Production: NTV
English staff
English companies
(none)
Broadcaster: KSCI LA-18 (Los Angeles, CA)
English cast
(none)
Tagalog staff
Tagalog cast
(none)
Charmaine Cordoviz as Kumiko "Yankumi" Yamaguchi
Fourth Lee as Shin Sawada
Tagalog companies
Broadcaster: GMA Network
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