Hiroshi Tamaki starred in the series "Spiral ~Miracle of the Town Factory~"

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The CAST of TV Tokyo's industrial revitalization drama "Spiral ~Miracle of the Town Factory~" starring actor Hiroshi Tamaki has been released today, and the drama will be broadcast every Monday at 10:00 p.m. from April 15.

The drama is based on the "Condor 4.5/Spiral" spin-off of the "Condor" series created by the standard-bearer of the social novel, Makoto Makoto (published by Kodansha Bunko). The author himself is very confident in "the purpose of breaking the common sense of the vulture", telling the story of the theme of "small and medium-sized enterprise regeneration".

This is Hiroshi Tamaki's first starring role in a TV Tokyo series. It tells the story of the bank elite Shibano Keno being transferred to rescue a company in business difficulties, and re-establishing a small town factory that is on the verge of bankruptcy due to the sudden death of the founder of the genius inventor, and from the perspective of the weak, he strives to create a TV series that is generally humane.

The heroine of this game is Asako Fujimura, the daughter of the president of the town factory magitech, and Shibano, played by Hiroshi Tamaki, is running for his comeback. The actor, Shihoi Kanjitani, is also the first time to appear as a female lead in a TV Tokyo series.

Asako's younger brother Fujimura is played by Junki Tozuka. Seiji Fukushi starred as Goro Kumanda, who studied the most cutting-edge robots in the United States. Maho Noba plays the role of Masaki Natsumi, who is undergoing treatment at magitech with her seriously ill daughter.

The protagonist Shibano's biggest rival is former colleague Koichi Muroo, played by Hidekazu Majima, who starred in "Uncle Love" last year. Hirazumi Sei starred as noboru Fujimura, the president of magitech, a genius inventor and commonly known as "Dr." Hayabusa Kunimura plays the doctor's right and left arm, and the factory director, Tsuneyoshi Kamoto, plays the role.

In addition, Maehara, Kunita Watanabe, Erina Mizusawa, Akira Shima, Toshiya Toyama, Jun Hasegawa, Hidetoshi Hoshida, and Takehiko Ono also participated in the drama.