Kyousoukyoku

協奏曲 · Concerto / Sakkyoku

  • Winter
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  • Autumn 1996
NetworkTBS
Broadcast11 Oct 1996 – 13 Dec 1996
Episodes10 Episodes
ViewershipAverage 28.2%
Fan score 8.1 from 16 reviews

Synopsis

Love and ambition collide when two brilliant architects compete for the same woman and the glory of success in their highly competitive field. Kakeru, a young dreamer just entering the professional world, starts out with the goal of building a magnificent church. The story unfolds when a world-famous architect, whom Kakeru idolizes but has never seen, collapses in front of him on the beach. The skillful portrayal of the intertwined loves and professional trials of these characters makes for a suspenseful and inspiring drama.

Synopsis: TBS

Cast & characters 8 credited

Theme song

Kyousoukyoku soundtrack cover
  • “Alfie” アルフィー — Vanessa Williams

Fan reviews 16 reviews

8.1/ 10
10 7
9 3
8 1
7 1
1–6 4

Wonderful Adult Love Triangle

10 / 10

bettebogart · 2008

A different twist on a love triangle. The two men competing for the same woman never fight with each other, instead their friendship only seems to grow more close, especially near the end. The guys care about each other, so much that they are willing to give up the woman they love so that the the other man and the woman can be happy together (or so they think). Such a subtle, slowly unfolding story that really makes you care about the characters. Tamura Masakazu is simply amazing in this. His facial expressions, his eyes and eyebrows, he says so much with just these things. He's truly one of the best Japanese actors that I have seen. Kimura Takuya is good, though with this character he plays it almost like a carbon copy of Teppei from Love Generation. This is one of his earliest dramas, so inexperience may have been a factor. Rie Misazawa was also good. But make no mistake, Tamura Masakazu is the heart of this drama. It's a tad slow at times and the very beginning where Ebisawa comes out of the water is not believable, but those are the only bad things I can say about it. Also, this is not a teen drama, or for strictly Kimura Takuya fans, they won't enjoy this too much. This is a serious, understated romantic drama for adults.

A First-Class Concerto!

9 / 10

Shindou · 2006

Tamura Masakazu carried the role of Ebisawa Kosuke exceptionally well opposite of Takuya's Kakeru. Unquestionably among the top dramas I've seen with some first-class acting, a great script and storyline and very fitting musical selection

You won't want to miss this

9 / 10

Titicamara82 · 2005

All I need was 2 episodes and it got me addicted to this drama. Ebisawa Koisuke was awesome, no wonder he is the godfather of acting.

All 16 reviews