2005 Japanese Television Dramas - 2005 Spring Season

2005 Spring Season

Series

Japanese Title Romaji Title TV Station Time Frame Starring Actors Theme Song(s) Episodes Average Ratings
恋におちたら~僕の成功の秘密~ Koi ni Ochitara~Boku no Seikou no Himitsu~ Fuji TV Thursdays 22:00~22:54
14 April 2005 to 13 June 2005
Tsuyoshi Kusanagi Crystal Kay
"恋におちたら" (Koi ni Ochitara)
11 16.3%
離婚弁護士II~ハンサムウーマン~ Rikon Bengoshi II ~Handsome Woman~ Fuji TV Tuesdays 21:00~21:54
19 April 2005 to 21 June 2005
Yuki Amami, Tetsuji Tamayama Hoshimura Mai
"EVERY"
11 13.2%
エンジン ENGINE Fuji TV Mondays 21:00~21:54
18 April 2005 to 27 June 2005
Takuya Kimura, Koyuki, Juri Ueno Jimmy Cliff
"I Can See Clearly Now"
11 22.4%
曲がり角の彼女 Magarikado no Kanojo Fuji TV Tuesdays 22:00~22:54
19 April 2005 to 21 June 2005
Izumi Inamori, Yumiko Shaku, Jun Kaname shela
"Dear my friends"
11 14.5%
夢で逢いましょう Yume de Aimashou TBS Thursdays 21:00~21:54
2005-04-xx to 2005-06-xx
Akiko Yada, Manabu Oshio, Yu Yamada, Masaru Nagai Yumi Matsutouya
"ついてゆくわ" (Tsuiteyuku wa)
11 11.6%
汚れた舌 Kegareta Shita TBS Thursdays 22:00~22:54
2005-04-xx to 2005-06-xx
Naoko Iijima dorlis
"肌のすきま" (Hada no Sukima)
11 10.0%
あいくるしい Ai Kurushii TBS Sundays 21:00~21:54
10 April 2005 to 26 June 2005
Hayato Ichihara, Haruka Ayase Michael Jackson
"Ben"
11 11.6%
タイガー&ドラゴン Tiger & Dragon TBS Fridays 22:00~22:54
15 April 2005 to 24 June 2005
Tomoya Nagase, Junichi Okada V6
"UTAO-UTAO"
11 12.8%
雨と夢のあとに Ame to Yume no Ato ni TV Asahi Fridays 23:15~24:10
15 April 2005 to 17 June 2005
Tomoka Kurokawa Miwako Okuda
"雨と夢のあとに" (Ame to Yume no Ato ni)
10 9.8%
アタックNo.1 Attack No.1 NTV Wednesdays 22:00~22:54
14 April 2005 to 23 June 2005
Takanori Jinnai, Shigeru Muroi Aya Ueto
"夢のチカラ" (Yume no Chikara)
11 13.1%
瑠璃の島 Ruri no Shima NTV Saturdays 21:00~21:54
16 April 2005 to 18 June 2005
Riko Narumi, Yutaka Takenouchi Kobukuro
"ここにしか咲かない花" (Koko ni Shika Sakanai Hana)
10 12.6%

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