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==Profile==
* '''Drama:''' Musashi
* '''Romaji:''' Musashi
* '''Japanese:''' 武蔵
* '''Director:''' [[Mitsunobu Ozaki]]
* '''Writer:''' [[Toshio Kamata]]
* '''Network:''' [[NHK]]
* '''Episode:''' 49
* '''Release Date:''' January 5 - December 7, 2003
* '''Runtime:''' 20:00-20:45
* '''Language:''' Japanese
* '''Country:''' Japan

==Plot==
Many are familiar with "The Book of Five Rings" which was written by Miyamoto Musashi in the 17th century. Musashi's treatise on strategy and the way to lead instantly became the business executive's bible when the translated version hit the bookstores more than three hundred years later.

Now, the story of this legendary swordsman-philosopher-painter comes to life in the 2003 NHK Taiga Drama "Miyamoto Musashi." Based on the famous biography written by Yoshikawa Eiji, this year's drama boasts a list of stars that reads like a Who's Who of screen and television. Among them: Fujita Makoto, Emori Toru, Nakamura Kankuro, Nakamura Tamao, Miyazawa Rie, Watase Tsunehiko, Takashima Masanobu, Tsutsumi Shin'ichi, and Katase Rino. The younger generation is well represented too, with stars like Matsuoka Masahiro, Yonekura Ryoko, Nakama Yukie, Uchiyama Rina, and Masuda Takahisa. Kabuki actor Ichikawa Shinnosuke, who has enthralled theater audiences since his debut, will no doubt win over many television viewers with his portrayal of the strong and enigmatic Musashi.

Orphaned when he was not yet ten, Musashi grows up skilled in the martial arts. During the Battle of Sekigahara, he fights on the side of the losing Toyotomi forces, but eludes the enemy as they hunt down the vanquished soldiers. He then spends years wandering the countryside mastering the sword. As his fame spreads throughout the nation, men seek him out to test their skills against him--most notably Sasaki Kojiro who faces Musashi in the ultimate duel at Ganryujima. -- Kiku TV

==Cast==
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* [[Shinnosuke Ichikawa]] - Musashi Miyamoto
* [[Ryoko Yonekura]] - Otsu
* [[Shinichi Tsutsumi]] - Matahachi Honiden
* [[Takaaki Enoki]] - Seijuro
* [[Masahiro Matsuoka]] - Kojiro Sasaki
* [[Hiroshi Abe]] - Touji Gion
* [[Rino Katase]] - Oko
* [[Rina Uchiyama]] - Akemi
* [[Yukie Nakama]] - Yae / Koto
* [[Takeshi Kitano]] - Munisai Shinmen
* [[Tsunehiko Watase]] - Takuan
* [[Makoto Fujita]] - Sekishusai Yagyu
* [[Kiichi Nakai]] - Munenori Yagyu
* [[Masanobu Takashima]] - Hyougonosuke Yagyu
* [[Toru Emori]] - Genzo Akaneya
* [[Shinobu Terajima]] - Aya
* [[Rie Miyazawa]] - Oshino
* [[Emi Wakui]] - Orin
* [[Haruma Miura]] - Jotaro
* [[Tamao Nakamura]] - Osugi
* [[Toshiyuki Nishida]]
* [[Rakuko Tane]] - Tome
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* [[Susumu Terajima]]
* [[Toshiya Nagasawa]]
* [[Baizyaku Nakamura]]
* [[Binpachi Ito]]
* [[Kankuro Nakamura]]
* [[Kyoko Kataoka]]
* [[Kei Tani]]
* [[Shinnosuke Furumoto]]
* [[Ken Mitsuishi]]
* [[Tsuyoshi Ujiki]]
* [[Keiji Mutoh]]
* [[Mansaku Fuwa]]
* [[Takahisa Masuda]]
* [[Masato Uchiyama]]
* [[Ebizo Ichikawa]]
* [[Nikichi Kondo]]
* [[Haruka Sugata]]
* [[Atsushi Miyauchi]]
* [[Asami Fukuchi]]
* [[Manabu Hamada]]
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