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HUNTER - Women After Reward Money

Series Overview

On a return flight to Japan, cabin attendant Isaka Rei arrests a thief at Narita Airport’s International Terminal, and receives a reward of 1 million yen. However, she is half-forced to resign from her job as a cabin attendant because of this roundup. Furthermore, her younger sister, Akane, has made her a guarantor and disappeared, leaving her 10-year-old daughter, Haru behind. Rei starts to live with a reluctant Haru at ‘Shunkato’, the small eating house that Akane has been running. There is a firsthand account of Akane meeting a ‘Shunkato’ customer on the day she went missing. Rei brings the photograph of the man whom Akane met to Tsukishima Police Precinct, and learns that there is a 1 million yen bounty because he is a wanted criminal. The lack of motivation of the attending detective, Gondo Takeshi of the precinct’s Community Safety Division, spurs her to decide that she has to arrest this criminal who has some sort of connection to her sister. And so, Rei becomes a bounty hunter together with the ladies who gather at ‘Shunkato’.

Broadcast Schedule & Network Information

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EndedScripted
Original Network
Fuji TV
Episodes & Seasons

1 Season • 10 Episodes

22 min per episode

Air Date Window

2011 – 2011

Premiered: Tue, Oct 11, 2011

Created By

Creative Production Team

Latest Aired Episode

Aired: Tue, Dec 13, 2011

Season 1, Episode 10: “Episode 10”

Seasons & Episodes Breakdown

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Keiichiro Shiraki, Genta Satou, Shosuke Murakami

Screenplay & Story

Kazuhiko Ban

Original Score & Music

Yutaka Yamada

Producers

Hideyuki Kasai, Katsutoshi Goto

Department Leadership Roster

Keiichiro Shiraki

Director

Genta Satou

Director

Shosuke Murakami

Shosuke Murakami

Director

Hideyuki Kasai

Producer

Yutaka Yamada

Yutaka Yamada

Original Music Composer

Katsutoshi Goto

Producer

Kazuhiko Ban

Writer

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What is HUNTER - Women After Reward Money about?

On a return flight to Japan, cabin attendant Isaka Rei arrests a thief at Narita Airport’s International Terminal, and receives a reward of 1 million yen. However, she is half-forced to resign from her job as a cabin attendant because of this roundup. Furthermore, her younger sister, Akane, has made her a guarantor and disappeared, leaving her 10-year-old daughter, Haru behind. Rei starts to live with a reluctant Haru at ‘Shunkato’, the small eating house that Akane has been running. There is a firsthand account of Akane meeting a ‘Shunkato’ customer on the day she went missing. Rei brings the photograph of the man whom Akane met to Tsukishima Police Precinct, and learns that there is a 1 million yen bounty because he is a wanted criminal. The lack of motivation of the attending detective, Gondo Takeshi of the precinct’s Community Safety Division, spurs her to decide that she has to arrest this criminal who has some sort of connection to her sister. And so, Rei becomes a bounty hunter together with the ladies who gather at ‘Shunkato’.

How many seasons does HUNTER - Women After Reward Money have?

HUNTER - Women After Reward Money comprises 1 season available to explore.

Who stars in HUNTER - Women After Reward Money?

Key cast members in HUNTER - Women After Reward Money include Ryoko Yonekura, Mirei Kiritani, Keiko Horiuchi, Keiko Toda, Sayaka Yamaguchi.

Who created or directed HUNTER - Women After Reward Money?

HUNTER - Women After Reward Money was developed and directed by Keiichiro Shiraki, Genta Satou, Shosuke Murakami.