Sh15uya
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| Format | Action, Suspense, Science Fiction |
| Run time | 23 minutes |
| Directors | Nobuhiro Suzuki, Ryuta Tazaki |
| Starring | Saya Yuki, Yui Aragaki, Yuria Haga |
| Country | Japan |
| Network | TV Asahi |
| Original run | January 10, 2005 – March 10, 2005 |
| No. of episodes | 12 |
Sh15uya (pronounced and alternatively known as Shibuya Fifteen) is a Japanese television series (or dorama), broadcast on TV Asahi from January 10 to March 10 of 2005. As the title implies, it is set in the famous district of Shibuya in Tokyo, however, it is only a virtual simulation of Shibuya. The plot concerns a group of fifteen-year-olds. The story centers on a boy named Tsuyoshi (at least he thinks he's Tsuyoshi) trying to recover his memories and find a way out of Shibuya. But standing in the way is the system set in place to keep Shibuya as is. One entity, known as "Peace," locks on to any of the fifteen year olds when they become 'broken' and kills them. Shortly the "fixed" children are resurrected with new names and new personalities, and everyone forgets the old version. Except Tsuyoshi and Ema, that is. Ema, Tsuyoshi's only ally, is different from the others. She is the only one--until Tsuyoshi appears--who remembers the dead. She also has the ability to "merge" into a battle suit and with that suit is the only one able to kill "Peace."
Cast
- Ayano Sugiyama as Fastfood tenchô
- Hironari Amano as Ginkôin fû no otoko
- Jun Takatsuki as Takuhaibin no otoko
- Jun Yamasaki as Biyoshi fû (ep 11)
- Mao Kato as Mikio
- Mark Musashi as Peace
- Mitsuru Karahashi as Ootomo
- Nanase Iwai as Nami (ep 3-5)
- Risa Ai as Haru
- Saya Yuki as Tsuyoshi
- Takamasa Suga as Senkyôshi fû no otoko
- Takashi Matsuyama as Igaya
- Takuya Uehara as DJ
- Tomohisa Yuge as Kengo
- Toru Yamashita as Ryûgo
- Yui Aragaki as Ema
- Yuria Haga as Asagi
Staff
Directors:- Nobuhiro Suzuki
- Ryuta Tazaki
- Kazuo Katou
- Koichi Yano
- Naomi Takeda
- Saeko Matsuda
- Shinichiro Shirakura
References
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