Are you afraid of heights? Why? Is it just acrophobia? Or, perhaps as a very young child you witnessed the murder of your father as he was pushed off the veranda of your apartment building and now have a deathly fear of going up to the 20th floor of any building! Psychoanalyst and counselor Kyosuke Kai, a bit quirky with compulsions of his own, ends up finding out more than just the standard medical reasons for his patient's emotional problems. So, rather than just practice counseling, Dr. Kai becomes in effect a detective as well. Join Dr. Kai and examine his case files to learn more about his patients and what makes them tick... or crack. (Source: NTV) ~~ Adapted from the manga "Psycho Doctor" (サイコドクター) by Agi Tadashi (亜樹直). Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: サイコドクター
- Also Known As: 心理医生
- Director: Mizuta Nobuo
- Screenwriter: Ban Kazuhiko
- Genres: Mystery, Psychological, Medical
Cast & Credits
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![Takenouchi Yutaka in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)]( "Takenouchi Yutaka in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)")
Takenouchi Yutaka Main Role -
![Ichikawa Mikako in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)]( "Ichikawa Mikako in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)")
Ichikawa MikakoKano AzusaSupport Role -
![Akiyama Natsuko in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)]( "Akiyama Natsuko in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)")
Akiyama NatsukoKawamura YoshimiSupport Role -
![Hada Michiko in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)]( "Hada Michiko in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)")
Hada MichikoMori MinakoSupport Role -
![Nishimura Masahiko in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)]( "Nishimura Masahiko in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)")
Nishimura MasahikoYaoSupport Role -
![Yamadera Koichi in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)]( "Yamadera Koichi in Psycho Doctor Japanese Drama (2002)")
Yamadera KoichiRikiishiSupport Role
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Reviews
Worth Watching
After Shotgun Marriage, where we saw a comedic side to Yutaka, he takes on a more serious, gloomier role in this drama. This type of role is what we saw him in before; a serious guy, with serious or gloomy themes, like "With Love" and "Inanimate World". However, the theme in this drama is about psychotic disorders, and that's a bit disturbing to some if that's not what they were expecting. I do give credit to the writers for bringing out quite a few disorders and sticking as close to reality as possible on them. Yutaka tackles these patients and although I think there's always going to be a debate on touchy issues such as this, overall they did a good job on the subject, and I personally thought he suited the role.
