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Aibu Saki Leads Nippon TV Drama 'First Cry' as Filming Begins

The drama marks a high-profile Nippon TV Wednesday slot entry with a medical rescue premise and a cast led by Aibu Saki, whose comments signal strong team confidence.

Key Facts

  • Filming has started on Nippon TV's drama 'First Cry: Mother-Child Emergency Rescue Unit,' starring Aibu Saki as obstetrician Mitsui Aki.
  • The drama premieres July 8, airing Wednesdays at 22:00 on Nippon TV.
  • Co-stars Matsushima So plays obstetrics trainee Nagasaka Kaito, and Maya Miki plays hospital director Kamiya Reiko.
  • The first day's scene was set in the main conference room of St. Fiona Hospital, where the director announces a project to accept high-risk pregnant women free of charge.
  • The series is directed by Otani Taro and Ueda Jin.

Reporting from 1 source: Eiga Natalie.

Aibu Saki Leads Nippon TV Drama 'First Cry' as Filming Begins

Filming has started on Nippon TV's drama 'First Cry: Mother-Child Emergency Rescue Unit,' starring Aibu Saki as an obstetrician. Co-stars Matsushima So and Maya Miki also shared comments. The series, set in a celebrity hospital, follows a team protecting high-risk pregnant women. It premieres July 8.

Filming is underway for Nippon TV's upcoming drama 'First Cry: Mother-Child Emergency Rescue Unit.' Lead actress Aibu Saki, who plays obstetrician Mitsui Aki, said she felt a strong conviction that the team could make a great work. Co-star Matsushima So, playing obstetrics trainee Nagasaka Kaito, expressed eagerness to enjoy portraying his character's growth. Maya Miki, cast as hospital director Kamiya Reiko, noted the renewed seriousness of handling a story about lives entrusted to the hospital. The first day's scene took place in the main conference room of St. Fiona Hospital, where the director announces a project to accept high-risk pregnant women free of charge. The drama airs Wednesdays at 22:00 from July 8, directed by Otani Taro and Ueda Jin.

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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