Medical treatment is a term that makes everyone love and hate. Although no one wants to go to the hospital, they have to hope that the doctor can cure the illness. Today, Inuyasha recommends 10 japanese medical dramas with high popularity in Japan, and in the days before the epidemic has passed, let's add a little hope and courage to everyone.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Unnatural Death</h1>
Unnatural Death is a medical suspense drama broadcast on TV TBS, directed by Yayuko Tsukahara, Kentaro Takemura, and Yoshiaki Muramio, written by Akiko Nogi, starring Rimi Ishihara, and co-starring Masataka Kuwata and Shin Iura, and began broadcasting in Japan on January 12, 2018. The drama tells the story of Mikoto Misumi, a forensic doctor who works at the Institute of Unnatural Causes of Death, and works with her colleagues to investigate the true cause of death of an unnatural death, thus changing the real world.
The idea in the play is very novel, Sancheng is not a kind of doctor who is generally recognized, although she is dissecting the deceased, but in the actual sense is to save the living people around the deceased. The deceased cannot speak, the people around them will only increase doubts and pain because of the sudden death of the deceased, and Sancheng's job is to uncover the truth of death, so that the living can live in relief. It seems cruel, but it is actually warm.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Dr. Luntaro</h1>
Dr. Luntarō is a medical-themed emotional drama broadcast by Japan Television (NTV) from April 15 to June 17, 2015. Directed by Nobuo Mizuda and Jun Aizawa, written by Miho Nakaen and Mioru Aiuchi, starring Masato Sakai, and starring Yu Aoi, Michiko Yoshise, Yuki Uchida, Toyotomi Matsushige, and Fumiyoshi Koichi. The drama tells the story of Rantaro, a psychiatrist who faces various patients, in the process of entering the hearts of patients and helping them untie their knots, constantly overcoming themselves and gradually growing up.
Although people with mental illness may not seem to be physically in serious trouble, their hearts are sometimes more difficult to treat than terminal illnesses. Uncle Yaren is such a doctor who enters the patient's heart and heals the patient by feeling the patient's heart. This play can be said to be relatively warm, through a slow narrative, slowly showing the problems faced by all kinds of people in modern life, although there are some exaggerated and idealistic elements, but can be slowly tasted.
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Black Hemostatic Forceps</h1>
Black Hemostats is a medical suspense drama produced by TBS, directed by Katsuo Fukuzawa, Kenichi Tanaka, and Akihiko Watanase, written by Kentaro Uglyo, Ken Kamiya, and Yu Kanda, and starring Kazuya Ninomiya, and premiered on April 22, 2018. Adapted from Hai Tangzun's novel "New Edition of Black Hemostatic Forceps 1988", the drama tells the story of the arrogant surgeon Seijiro Wakai who fights with it in his own way in the face of the situation of the medical world's struggle for power and profit.
Many of the medical themes of Japanese dramas mention the open struggle behind the "white tower" of the medical industry, which on the one hand increases the drama of the series, and on the other hand, it also reflects the real problems. Crossing the sea is a very good surgeon, the "weapon" of his struggle is his medical technology, the series also introduces a lot of modern medical technology, the so-called use of facts, the series looks very cool.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > "24 Hours of Life-Saving Ward"</h1>
24 Hours of Life-Saving Ward is a television series broadcast by Fuji Television in Japan, starring Yosuke Eguchi and Naoko Matsushima, and has now aired for its fourth season. "24 Hours of Life-Saving Ward" is a series of dramas based on the problems existing in the emergency medical industry, and reflects the efforts made by people in the face of the emergency medical cause from a unique perspective.
Each episode is about a different story, but it all expresses the screenwriter's attitude towards nature. It is essential to prepare in advance, to prevent problems before they occur, and to have a firm fight against disasters in the New Year. After watching the series, in addition to having a little more admiration for emergency doctors, I also want to cherish my family and life and try my best to enjoy the happiness of every day.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Code Blue~ Emergency Helicopter</h1>
CODE BLUE is a japanese television series that premiered on Fuji Television on July 3, 2008. Directed by Masaki Nishiura, written by Hiroshi Hayashi, and starring Tomohisa Yamashita, Yui Niigaki, Eiri Toda and others, it can be said that the lineup is too luxurious. The drama mainly tells the story of a group of young people who have grown from the chicks of helicopter first responders to doctors who can stand alone.
In the show, helicopters transport critically ill patients or transport doctors directly to the scene for treatment. Everyone is doing their best to save the sick, there are laughter and tears, and several rookies grow up and become individuals who can stand alone. There are bloody dreams, touching entanglements, coupled with the continuous online acting skills of several leading actors, which can be said to be the main reason for the fire of this drama that year.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Doctor~X Surgical Gate Unknown Son</h1>
Doctor-X ~ Surgeon ・ Daimon Unknown ~ is a medical series broadcast by Tv Asahi in Japan since 2012, directed by Naomi Tamura and Hidechi Matsuda, written by Miho Nakaen and Makoto Hayashi, starring Ryoko Yonekura, and starring Kazutoku Kishibe and Yuki Uchida. A total of six seasons were launched as of 2019. The drama tells the story of the highly skilled free doctor Yamune Unknown who insists on his beliefs and confronts various problems and relationships in the medical system.
I believe that you have all heard the famous saying "I will not fail", and Ryoko Yonekura's handsome and domineering performance is impressive. As a representative drama against the "white tower" of the Japanese medical industry, the story of Doctor Daimon showing boldness and using strength to silence all doubters is simply applauded, and now it has aired for 6 seasons, and it is still the existence of the ratings "overlord".
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > "Benevolent Doctor"</h1>
Doctor Ren is a science fiction television series produced by TBS Television and adapted from the end of the screen by Japanese manga artist Norika Murakami, directed by yuichiro Hirakawa, Daisuke Yamamuro, and Ryutaro Kawashima, starring Takao Osawa, Miki Nakatani, and Haruka Ayase. There are two Japanese dramas in the "Ren Yi" series. The play tells the story of a brain doctor who travels back to ancient times.
The luxurious lineup is on the one hand, and the theme of this drama is also very novel. It is rare for a brain doctor to travel back to ancient times to treat diseases, in this drama, fiction and orthodox history are perfectly combined, on the one hand, Nanfang Ren crosses into ancient times and saves others with simple equipment to make people cry; on the other hand, the drama also reflects the history of the shogunate period, which is full of emotions.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > The Dragon</h1>
"Medical Dragon" is a Japanese youth manga based on medical treatment, originally written by Akira Nagai, Medical Supervisor Mie Yoshinuma, and Taro Nogisaka, and later adapted into a TELEVISION series. The work mainly recounts the bloody deeds of the cardiac surgery team led by the protagonist Ryutaro Asada, and criticizes the dark side of the Japanese medical system, especially the internal affairs of hospital personnel relations.
The coolest thing about this drama is that the protagonist Asada Ryutaro is not only superb in medical skills, can save lives and help the injured, but also can "hard" leadership, even if he is frustrated, squeezed and so on.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > "Top Knife - Conditions for Genius Brain Surgeons"</h1>
Top Scalpel - The Condition of a Genius Brain Surgeon is a medical television series produced by Japan, directed by Kyoji Otsuka, Noriki Sakuma, and Yoshinori Shigeyama, written by Hiroshi Hayashi and starring Yuki Tenkai, and aired on January 11, 2020. The drama tells the story of the superb brain surgeons led by Yaoko Fukayama who overcome their various troubles and strive to save patients.
The aura of the Queen of The Heavenly Sea in the play is really super strong! But there is also a touch of cuteness mixed in, and the personal charm is very endless. Because brain surgery is complex and requires meticulous techniques, and Yasuko Fukayama also has to regulate the relationship between colleagues, understand the patient's situation, treat the patient's body and treat the heart at the same time, there are some touching in the play, mixed with the knowledge of brain surgery is also very interesting.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > The White Tower</h1>
Adapted from Toyoko Yamazaki's novel of the same name, "The White Tower" is a 21-episode high-rated drama for the 45th anniversary of the opening of Fuji Television in Japan, which premiered on October 9, 2003. Co-directed by Hiroshi Nishitani, Keita Kono, Masanori Murakami, and Kazuyuki Iwata, with Yuki Inoue as the writer and Yuki Karasawa, Yosuke Eguchi, Hitomi Kuroki, and Yakiko Yada as the main cast. Through the medical incidents of the university medical school and the bribery of the director of surgery in the election, the drama exposes the dark side of the medical profession in the deceitful and power-grabbing community.
It can be said that it is a classic drama that exposes the dark side of medical treatment, and after creating a ratings myth in that year, it has a far-reaching impact to this day. Everyone in the play has distinct characteristics, and while the story is wonderful, the soundtrack also adds a lot of points, which is a Japanese drama that must be watched.