Yume wo Kanaeru Zo
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User Rating
Current user rating: 100/100 (4 votes)
Profile
- TV Show: Yume wo Kanaeru Zo
- Romaji: Yume wo Kanaeru Zo
- Japanese: 夢をかなえるゾウ
- Director: Koichi Okamoto, Masahiro Kunimoto
- Writer: Keiya Mizuno (novel), Yuiko Miura, Shinzuke Yamaoka
- Producer: Yasuhiro Taketsuna
- Network: YTV, NTV
- Episodes: 13
- Release Date: October 2 - December 25, 2008
- Runtime: 23:58-24:38
- Language: Japanese
- Country: Japan
Plot
Asuka Hoshino, an ordinary office worker desperately looking for love finds this strange creature named Ganesha - an elephant-looking human supposedly a “super famous God” with an Osaka accent…
Despite it was Asuka’s 25th birthday, she was dumped by her boyfriend, and then her apartment building got on fire and that she had to move to this rather old apartment. Feeling so miserable made her crying out saying, “I want to be happy…” She found an elephant-shaped statue left on the coffee table when she moved in, which looks exactly like what she is standing in front of...
“So, are you ready?”
Ganesha tells her that happiness is easily attainable as long as the given tasks are accomplished. “It is me, who arranged many marriage of all well-known women around the world including Marie Antoinette.” he continues…
Notes
- Related titles:
- Yume wo Kanaeru Zo SP (NTV / 2008)
Cast
- Asami Mizukawa - Asuka Hoshino
- Arata Furuta - Ganesha
- Tomoharu Hasegawa - Tsuyoshi Bando
- Mariko Okubo - Luna Ikegami
- Rie Kato - Kanako Honda
- Shuuji Kashiwabara
- Tomomi Maruyama
- Kenta Satoi - Chief Tajima
- Kazuaki Hankai
- Natsumi Nishida - bartender
- Seiko Sakurada - Hanako Odawara
- Tomohisa Yuge
- Keiko Horiuchi
- Haruna Yabuki
- Shun Oguri - Kohei Nogami (ep1)
- Shuhei Minami - ep.2,3
- Chikara Ito
- Satoshi Hashimoto
- Maya Hamaoka - Chikyokotan
- Kenji Uchikura - Nakao
queensemra Says:
Nov 30 2011 8:33 pm
one of the funniest drama ever esp Asami... omg so funny a must watch
Ken Says:
May 05 2011 1:51 am
This drama is very funny and interesting, like Oguri Shun's story. Ganesha's tasks are very peculiar but meaningful.