たった独りのあなたのために
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たった独りのあなたのために
Summary
たった独りのあなたのために is a Japanese television drama[1].
Key Facts
- たった独りのあなたのために's instance of is recorded as Japanese television drama[2].
- たった独りのあなたのために was directed by Kan Ishibashi[3].
- Tsutomu Konno wrote the screenplay for たった独りのあなたのために[4].
- A cast member of たった独りのあなたのために was Kayoko Kishimoto[5].
- A cast member of たった独りのあなたのために was Yuki Matsumura[6].
- A cast member of たった独りのあなたのために was Mariko Tone[7].
- A cast member of たった独りのあなたのために was Hiroshi Yagyū[8].
- A cast member of たった独りのあなたのために was Katsuya Kobayashi[9].
- A cast member of たった独りのあなたのために was Keizō Kanie[10].
- A cast member of たった独りのあなたのために was Masatō Ibu[11].
- A cast member of たった独りのあなたのために was Kōichi Yamamoto[12].
- たった独りのあなたのために's production company is recorded as Nippon Television[13].
- The original language of たった独りのあなたのために was Japanese[14].
- たった独りのあなたのために's language of work or name is recorded as Japanese[15].
- たった独りのあなたのために's original broadcaster is recorded as Nippon Television[16].
- たった独りのあなたのために's country of origin is recorded as Japan[17].
- たった独りのあなたのために was published on December 24, 1985[18].
- たった独りのあなたのために's narrative location is recorded as Tokyo[19].
- たった独りのあなたのために's narrative location is recorded as Sapporo[20].
- たった独りのあなたのために's narrative location is recorded as Yokohama[21].
- たった独りのあなたのために's narrative location is recorded as Nagoya[22].
- たった独りのあなたのために's theme music is recorded as 25 Ji no Ai no Uta[23].
- たった独りのあなたのために's title is recorded as たった独りのあなたのために- 12月24日の青春 -[24].
- たった独りのあなたのために's after a work by is recorded as Soji Shimada[25].
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Authorship and Creation
たった独りのあなたのために was directed by Kan Ishibashi[3]. Tsutomu Konno wrote the screenplay for たった独りのあなたのために[4]. Cast members include Kayoko Kishimoto[5], Yuki Matsumura[6], Mariko Tone[7], Hiroshi Yagyū[8], Katsuya Kobayashi[9], and Keizō Kanie[10].
Publication
たった独りのあなたのために was released on December 24, 1985[18]. The original language of たった独りのあなたのために was Japanese[14]. たった独りのあなたのために's language of work or name is recorded as Japanese[15].
Adaptations and Inspiration
たった独りのあなたのために's after a work by is recorded as Soji Shimada[25].