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Hospitality Department (2013)
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Hospitality Department (2013)
"You don't need rapid development to attract tourists."
Nishikido Ryo will have a lead role in Fujitv’s winter suspense & crime Getsu9 (primetime Monday 9pm timeslot) drama Trace Kasōken no Otoko. Based on the manga “ Trace Kasoken Hoi Kenkyuin no Tsuiso” by Kei Koga, who was formely a researcher at a Science Institute. Screenplay by Aizawa Tomoko (Honnoji Hotel & Princess Toyotomi) and directed by Hiroaki Matsuyama (Liar Game, Nobunaga Concerto & Locked Room Murders). Supporting cast include Eiichiro Funakoshi & Yuko Araki
Ryo plays Reiji Mano is a seasoned yet cold & distant forensic expert in the Tokyo Forensic Science Laboratory. Zealous and original and dispels any speculation & subjectivity in investigations, he acts only for one purpose: to bring out the truth. But Mano hides a secret: his family was savagely murdered as a child, and he intends to do justice himself.
official site: here
manga summary here:
Nishikido Ryo is a forensic expert in new getsu9 drama ""Trace ~ Kasouken no Otoko"
Kanjani8’s Nishikido Ryo will take on his first Fuji TV getsu9 lead drama “Trace ~ Kasouken no Otoko”. This is 7.5 years since “Zenkai Girl” (July 2011), his last appearance in the said timeslot. In the drama, Nishikido plays a forensic science researcher at the Scientific Research Laboratory. The drama is based on the manga […]
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Trace (2019)
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Teaser for Ryo’s new forensic investigation drama Trace, co-starring Yuko Araki and Eiichiro Funakoshi. Airing 7 Jan 2019.
Death Note: Light up the NEW world
Confirmed: Actor Funakoshi Eiichiro will play Supreme Court Justice Kenichi Mikuriya, who possess one of the six Death Notes. (x) This story broke prematurely two days ago, but the news article was quickly and quietly deleted (x).
A few hours ago, the Japanese news site Anime!Anime! put up an article announcing that actor Funakoshi Eiichiro (船越英一郎) was cast in the upcoming film Death Note: Light up the NEW world as a Supreme Court justice in possession of a death note. It has since been replaced by a completely different article (x).
It definitely existed because I skimmed over it earlier. If you search for デスノート or 船越英一郎 in Google News, it still comes up. I can only speculate on why it was taken down. Make of it what you will.