Ranman (2023)

เรื่องย่อและรีวิว Ranman

Ranman เป็นซีรี่ย์ญี่ปุ่น ปี 2023

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A passionate botanist dedicates his life to his love of plants, overcoming hardship across changing eras with the support of his devoted wife.

เจาะลึก Ranman: เนื้อเรื่อง การสร้าง และเสียงวิจารณ์

Ranman (らんまん) is a Japanese television drama series and the 108th Asadora series, following Maiagare!. It premiered on April 3, 2023. The drama is modeled after the life of Japanese botanist Tomitaro Makino, but it is produced as fiction and is an original drama work.

Makino's family

Ryūnosuke Kamiki as Mantarō Makino

Yurito Mori as young Mantarō

Masahito Kobayashi as 9-to-12-year-old Mantarō

Minami Hamabe as Sueko Nishimura, Mantarō's wife

Sakura Endō (Nogizaka46) as Chitose Makino, Mantarō and Sueko's daughter and Kotetsu's wife

Kōdai Matsuoka as Momoki Makino, Mantarō and Sueko's son

Miyu Honda as Chizuru Makino, Mantarō and Sueko's youngest daughter

Keiko Matsuzaka as old Chizuru

Mineya people

Yui Sakuma as Aya Makino, Mantarō's sister

Jun Shison as Takeo, son of the clerk of the sake brewery "Mineya"

Show Kasamatsu as Kōkichi, a brewer at "Mineya"

Riho Nakamura as Tama, a maid at "Mineya"

Ryōko Hirosue as Hisa Makino, Mantarō's mother

Keiko Matsuzaka as Taki Makino, Mantarō's grandmother

Kochi version

Wakako Shimazaki as Kie Kusuno, a civil rights movement supporter

Yasufumi Terawaki as Rankō Ikeda, head of the academic institution "Meikyoukan"

Dean Fujioka as Tengu / Sakamoto Ryōma

Mamoru Miyano as Itsuma Hayakawa, a freedom and civil rights activist in Kochi

Ryudo Uzaki as Nakahama Manjirō

Hiroshi Miyama as Gihei Hamamura, owner of "Sengokuya", a kimono merchant in Kochi

Tokyo version

Riho Makise as Matsu Nishimura, Sueko's mother

Mansaku Ikeuchi as Bunta Abe, confectioner at Hakubaido

Aoi Nakamura as Yūichirō Hirose, Mantaro's schoolmate who working in the Ministry of Engineering.

Seiichi Tanabe as Motoyoshi Noda, a botanist

Seikō Itō as Yoshio Satonaka, a botanist

related persons the restaurant “Misato”

Emma Miyazawa as Mie Kasazaki, Sueko's aunt and Matsu's sister

Sarutoki Minagawa as Yanosuke Iwasaki, an industrialist

Koen Kondo as Tadanori Onda, an army colonel

Ryū Morioka as Keiichi Aijima, Ministry of Communications Railway Agency bureaucrat

Sōma Suzuki as Michinari Kakegawa, a politician

The University of Tokyo Persons

Jun Kaname as Akihisa Tanabe, a founding professor of the Department of Botany, University of Tokyo

Tetsushi Tanaka as Seiichi Tokunaga, an associate professor at the Department of Botany, University of Tokyo

Hiroki Konno as Shozaburo Ōkubo, an Lecturer in the Department of Botany, University of Tokyo

Kou Maehara as Yasuhisa Hatano, an student in the Department of Botany, University of Tokyo

Mizuki Maehara as Jiro Hujimaru, an student in the Department of Botany, University of Tokyo

Hiroshi Yamamoto as Hideyoshi Mimasaka, a professor at the University of Tokyo

Jiitoku row house

Shunsuke Daito as Hayato Kuraki, former elite samurai

Riko Narumi as Ei Kuraki, Hayato's wife

Tetsuhiro Ikeda as Fukuji Oikawa

Tamae Ando as Rin Eguchi, manager of Jutoku Nagaya

Kasumi Yamaya as Yū Usami, maid at small restaurant

Tatsuya Yamawaki as Jōnosuke Horii, a failed student who attends the Faculty of Letters at the University of Tokyo.

Takashi Sumida as Ushikutei Kyubei, a storyteller who lives in Jutoku Nagaya.

Ohata Printing Office

Eiji Okuda as Gihei Ōhata, factory owner of Ohata Printing Office

Mayu Tsuruta as Ichi Ōhata, Gihei's wife

Meimi Tamura as Kayo Ōhata, Gihei and Ichi's daughter

People around Sueko

Kanata Irei as Masanori Takatō, former Satsuma samurai businessman

Ariei Umefune as Yae Takatō, Masanori's wife

Takeshi Kongochi as Kashima, Masanori's secretary

Ananda Jacobs as Clara Lawrence, Sueko's music and dance teacher

Seina Nakata as Satoko Tanabe, Akihisa's wife, Sueko's friend

Atsuko Fukuda as a maid of the Tanabe family

People of Shibuya

Tateto Serizawa as Satarō Aratani, The owner of the pub "Aratani".

Masayo Umezawa as Kane Aratani, Satarō's mother

Jun Inoue as Hiroshi Sato,"Kōbō-yu" owner

Noriko Iriyama as Toyoka, former Yanagibashi geisha

Rion Misaki as Hazuki, former Yanagibashi geisha

Naoto Kaihō as Ichizo Kobayashi, an industrialist

Zen Ishikawa as Ryōtarō Saeki, a senior government official

Ichirō Mikami as Eiken Shirakawa, former councillor

Mizuki Machida as Masamune Nasukawa, director of the Japan Orchestra Association

Others

Daisuke Ono as Sengokuya

Hisahiro Ogura as Nakao, a pawn shop owner

Kazu Murakami as Matsuya

Masahiro Sato as Ikedaya

Satoshi Hashimoto as Mori Arinori, first Minister of Education, a benefactor of Akihisa Tanabe

Yasuyuki Sakai as a doctor

Nasubi as a package delivery man

Naomasa Musaka as Isobe, a debt collector

Tatsuomi Hamada as Kotetsu Yamamoto

Kokoro Terada as young Kotetsu

Taishi Nakagawa as Tōru Nagamori

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