Nobunaga no Chef

Summary

Nobunaga no Chef is a Japanese television drama^[1].

Key Facts

• Nobunaga no Chef's instance of is recorded as Japanese television drama^[2].
• Nobunaga no Chef's director is recorded as Ryōsuke Kanesaki^[3].
• Nobunaga no Chef's screenwriter is recorded as Masaki Fukasawa^[4].
• Nobunaga no Chef's screenwriter is recorded as Yutaka Kuramochi^[5].
• Nobunaga no Chef's genre is recorded as Jidaigeki^[6].
• Nobunaga no Chef's genre is recorded as historical television series^[7].
• Nobunaga no Chef's based on is recorded as The Knife and the Sword^[8].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Yuta Tamamori^[9].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Mitsuhiro Oikawa^[10].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Mirai Shida^[11].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Yuu Kashii^[12].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Gori^[13].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Sei Ashina^[14].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Ichikawa Ennosuke IV^[15].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Kitarō^[16].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Takanori Takeyama^[17].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Mari Hoshino^[18].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Gamon Kaai^[19].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Bokuzō Masana^[20].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Gorō Inagaki^[21].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Takashi Ukaji^[22].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Ren Nagase^[23].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Yuki Saito^[24].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Masanobu Takashima^[25].
• Nobunaga no Chef's cast member is recorded as Takashi Sasano^[26].

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Authorship and Creation

Nobunaga no Chef's director is recorded as Ryōsuke Kanesaki^[3]. Screenwriters include Masaki Fukasawa^[4] and Yutaka Kuramochi^[5]. Cast members include Yuta Tamamori^[9], Mitsuhiro Oikawa^[10], Mirai Shida^[11], Yuu Kashii^[12], Gori^[13], and Sei Ashina^[14].

Publication

Nobunaga no Chef's original language of film or TV show is recorded as Japanese^[27]. Genres include Jidaigeki^[6] and historical television series^[7].