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Aoi Tori Syndrome

Aoi Tori Syndrome

Details

Title: 青い鳥症候群 (シンドローム)
Title (Romaji): Aoi Tori Shoukougun
Also known as: Bluebird Syndrome
Genre: Human drama
Episodes: 9
Viewership: 4.8%
Broadcast network: TV Asahi
Broadcast period: 1999-Oct-16 to 1999-Dec-11
Air time: Saturday 20:00
Theme songs: Love Flies by L'Arc~en~Ciel, Ibara no Namida by L'Arc~en~Ciel

Synopsis

Ninomiya Anna grew up an orphan; she was abandoned by her parents at such a young age she can't even remember their faces. 7 years ago, she was suddenly adopted by a man named Fujisawa Tetsuya, but was never sure exactly why. Tetsuya's wife treats Anna terribly, saying things like "Just because you live here doesn't mean I recognize you as my child." Anna's adopted brother, Shingo, has a chronic heart condition and hasn't been able to attend school for the past 6 months.

The Fujisawas see a news conference on TV given by Isomura Aki, the chief coordinator of the Japanese organ donation system. Isomura says there was recently a surgery where after being declared brain-dead, the donor's heart was successfully transplanted into the recipient.

Tetsuya causes his company to go bankrupt, and an angry mob gathers outside of the Fujisawa's house, when eventually some men break in. Shingo tries to defend his family, but collapses and is rushed to the hospital. The doctors inform Tetsuya that the only way to save Shingo is a heart transplant. Later that evening, Aki receives a phone call from Tetsuya. "I received your phone number from the organ donation system. Tomorrow, you'll understand why I called you," is all he says before hanging up. Aki has a foreboding feeling...

-- synopsis by awrittensin

Cast

Adachi Yumi
Nogiwa Yoko
Hada Michiko
Bessho Tetsuya
Uesato Ryouta (上里亮太)

Production Credits

Original Work: Kawano Yasuko (河野やす子)
Screenwriter: Yoshimoto Masahiro (吉本昌弘)
Producer: Sasaki Motoko (佐々木基), Kasuga Chiharu (春日千春), Igarashi Fumio
Director: Imai Kazuhisa
Music: Dennis Martin

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