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Hana Yori Dango [2005] (live-action TV)

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Alternative title:
Boys Over Flowers [2005]
『花より男子』 (Japanese)
Objectionable content: Mild
Plot Summary: Makino Tsukushi, goes to a very extravagant school where everyone is rich, but she is very poor. One day she gets in trouble with the F4, who are the rulers of the school and goes through much with the F4 such as love and hardships.
Running time: 47 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 9
Episode titles: We have 9
Vintage: 2005-10-21 to 2005-12-16
Release dates: We have 2
Opening Theme:
"WISH" by Arashi
Insert song:
"Planetarium" by Ai Ohtsuka
Official website:
TBS' Official Hana Yori Dango Homepage (Japanese)
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 1
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director:
Daisuke Yamamuro (eps 2, 5)
Osamu Katayama (eps 3, 6, 8)
Yasuharu Ishii (eps 1, 4, 7, 9)
Series Composition: Mikio Satake
Screenplay:
Mikio Satake (eps 3-4, 6, 8-9)
Natsuko Takahashi (ep 2)
Yuki Fujimoto (藤本有紀; eps 1, 5, 7)
Music: Kōsuke Yamashita
Original Manga: Yōko Kamio
Producer: Katsuaki Setoguchi

Series Composition Cooperation: Shuko Arai
Stunt Coordination: Keiji Tsujii (STUNT TEAM Gocoo)
Theme Song Performance:
Ai Ohtsuka (Planetarium)
Arashi (OP)
Jun Matsumoto as Tsukasa Domyouji
Mao Inoue as Tsukushi Makino
Shota Matsuda as Soujiroh Nishikaido
Shun Oguri as Rui Hanazawa
Tsuyoshi Abe as Akira Mimasaka

Nanako Matsushima as Tsubaki Domyouji

Aki Nishihara as Yuki Matsuoka
Mako Ishino as Chieko Makino
Mariko Kaga as Kaede Domyouji
Mayumi Sada as Shizuka Toudou
Megumi Satō as Sakurako Sanjou
Saki Seto as Yuriko Asai
Satoshi Tomiura as Susumu Makino
Takako Katō as Sachiyo Sengoku
Tsutsumu Kobayashi as Haruo Makino
Japanese companies
Tagalog staff
Tagalog cast
(none)
Fourth Lee as Tsukasa Domyoji
Grace Cornel as Tsukushi Makino
Louie Paraboles as Rui Hanazawa
Raymond Narag as Sojiro Nishikado
Robert Brillantes as Akira Mimasaka

Rowena Benavidez as Tsubaki Domyoji

Liza Dela Fuente
Tagalog companies

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