What you said upstairs is correct, it is "Black Leather Manual", starring Ryoko Yonekura, a very exciting Japanese drama

Title: Black Leather Manual

TV station: TV Asahi EX

First broadcast date: October 14, 2004

Number of episodes: 7 episodes

Screenwriter: Yumiko Kamiyama

Script: Yumiko Kamiyama

Original work: Seicho Matsumoto's "Black Leather Manual" (New Trend Library)

Producers: Seiko Uchiyama, Haki Nakayama

Directors: Matsuda Hidechi, Fujita Aiji

Theme song: Here alone Yasurajo Kurenai

Cast

Yonekura Ryoko as Haraguchi Motoko

Toru Nakamura as Tomio Yasushima

Ikkei Watanabe as Yuki Murai

Jun Murasaki as Yoko Sakurai

Miho Yoshioka as Konno Chengie

Yoko Yamamoto as Yoshiko Iwamura

Toshiro Yanagi as Tsuneo Hashida

Masahiko Tsugawa as Shoji Hasegawa

Minoru Kobayashi Played by Nara Hayashi Kenji

[Edit this paragraph] Plot introduction

The play stars Yonekura Ryoko, one of Japan's four top models, as the heroine - a hotel manager in Ginza The charming mother-in-law of the business. In order to play this role well, she even wore a full set of Chanel to interpret this "bad" woman who uses beauty as a weapon and is extremely smart. Ryoko Yonekura has previously played the role of a heart-throb super beauty (2002's "Plastic Beauty") and a classical beauty who tolerates everything (2003 NHK's Taiga drama "Musashi"), as well as bewitching everyone with her extraordinary charm. The male witch ("My Wife is a Witch" earlier this year) successfully transformed from a model. But she also said that it was her first time to play such a "bad" woman who was good at dancing.

This story tells the story of the protagonist, Motoko, an ordinary employee of a bank, who was found to have embezzled 120 million yen from the bank by taking advantage of her position. When the president asked her to return all the embezzled amounts, she took out a black leather-covered notebook, and in this notebook was recorded a list of all the people within the bank who had used short accounts to evade taxes over the years. Looking at the stunned president, Motoko confidently blackmailed the president and asked him to buy the notebook at a price equal to the amount he had embezzled. The president had no choice but to agree to her request and became the first victim of Motoko's "Black Leather Manual".

After Motoko left the bank, he opened a hotel in Ginza. In the process of working, she even used her special identity as a mamasan to collect money-related intelligence and recorded it all in the "Black Leather Manual".

Where will Motoko and her "Black Leather Manual" go in the end! ?

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