Southern All Stars co-star with Eiko Koike, Taiga Nakano and other drama cast members in the end credits of the final episode of the drama "Shinjuku Field Hospital"

■The super luxurious end credits feature a total of 31 people, including 18 actors from the drama, 5 members of Southern All Stars, 2 supporting musicians and 6 sexy dancers!

“Shinjuku Field Hospital” (Fuji TV), an “emergency medical entertainment” drama set in Kabukicho, Shinjuku, starring Koike Eiko and Nakano Taiga and with an original script by Kudo Kankuro, airs every Wednesday from 10 p.m.

It has been announced that Southern All Stars, who sang the theme song “Koi no Boogie Woogie Night,” will make a special appearance in the end credits of the final episode of the drama, which will be broadcast on September 11th.

The drama cast and Southern All Stars come together in a lavish special end credits fitting for the final episode.

In the final episode, the drama of the doctors at St. Magokoro Hospital, led by Yoko Nishi Freeman (Koike), as they confront the unknown virus that is spreading, will come to a conclusion filled with laughter and tears.

■Special end credits featuring collaboration between the main cast and Southern All Stars
The theme song for “Shinjuku Field Hospital” is the new song “Koi no Boogie Woogie Night” by the national rock band Southern All Stars. The disco x EDM sound, full of Southern style, has been coloring the drama in the end credits of each episode. Not only in the drama, but also in the music video, the double stars Koike and Nakano make a special appearance with their light-footed steps, and the closely linked collaboration between “Shinjuku Field Hospital” and Southern All Stars has excited viewers and listeners and become a hot topic.

This time, a special end credits was recorded with Southern All Stars and the main cast of “Shinjuku Field Hospital”! The 18 actors of the drama, 5 members of Southern All Stars, 2 supporting musicians and 6 sexy dancers were also added, making a total of 31 people for the final episode end credits recording. The filming of the entire series was concluded with a lively atmosphere as the drama wrapped up.

As soon as Southern All Stars appeared on the set at Fuji TV’s Wangan Studio and the intro started, the entire cast shouted, “Here it comes!” and “Awesome!” and immediately went into the shooting with maximum excitement. In the end credits, the guardhouse and treatment room, which are also places of relaxation at St. Magokoro Hospital where Yoko, Kyo and the other doctors talk to each other, play around and overcome many difficulties, are transformed into a dance hall bathed in the light of a mirror ball. With Southern All Stars playing, the curtain rises on an amazing dance show performed by the entire cast. The playful cuts that match the cast’s music, Yoko and Kyo’s ad-lib acting, and the actions of each performer are also worth watching.

The Fuji Television music team was in charge of filming, resulting in a gorgeous and powerful end credits. In addition, it was revealed that a special movie of “Love’s Boogie Woogie Night” by Southern All Stars x “Shinjuku Field Hospital” will be aired on “Weekly Ninety-Nine Music” (every Wednesday from 11:00pm to 11:40pm), which will be broadcast immediately after the end credits of the main program, in a different take and full version from the end credits of the drama. The special movie, which got the Ninety-Nine members excited when they watched it in the studio, is a must-see.

In addition, the final episode will be a collaboration with Fuji TV’s information program “Mr. Sunday” (every Sunday from 10:00 p.m. to 11:15 p.m.), with Yoko (Koike) connecting live with the program’s host, Miyane Seiji, and featuring a scene in which she speaks out to the Japanese people, making for a fitting final episode packed with content.

◆ Eiko Koike’s “tears” are revealed after filming! “It was so much fun!”
When filming wrapped up on the same day, the main cast was all present, and along with applause and cherry blossom petals falling, the staff shouted “We’re all done!”, ringing out throughout the studio. On behalf of the cast, the co-stars Koike and Nakano gave words of gratitude to the production team and their co-stars.

Nakano raised his fist and a bouquet of flowers high and said, “I’m so glad I’m finally able to meet you all face to face like this and express my gratitude to you all in person! Thank you so much for your hard work. The filming was so intense that it was worthy of the name Shinjuku Field Hospital, but I’m full of gratitude.” He looked around and expressed his gratitude to everyone, saying, “Having the opportunity to play the lead role in a drama written by Kudo Kankuro is a dream and treasure of my acting career.”

Koike, who played Yoko Nishi Freeman, the symbol of the drama “Shinjuku Field Hospital”, said, “I really feel that I was blessed with a wonderful team. Speaking English and the Okayama dialect was difficult, but the team supported me and I was able to see many wonderful sights with everyone. I also met Yoko Nishi Freeman, and she taught me strength, and I learned that I want to be a person who treats everyone equally, like everyone in “Magokoro”. “Looking back on the work through her role, she said, “It was so much fun!” and warmed the hearts of everyone in the studio in her familiar Okayama dialect. And at the end, she said, “Please make a sequel. I’ll come back even worse at Japanese!” with tears in her eyes, and concluded the filming with a big smile that is typical of Koike.

Program Information

Fuji TV Network“Shinjuku Field Hospital”
09/11 (Wednesday) 22:00-22:54 *Final episode
Cast: Eiko Koike, Taiga Nakano, Ai Hashimoto, Kami Hiraiwa, Takashi Okabe, Toru Baba, Muga Tsukaji (Drunk Dragon), Chisato Nakai, Moeka Ishikawa, Mamoru Hagiwara, Aoi Ito, Kino Adachi, Touha Natsume, Gaku Hamada, Kimiko Yo, Atsuko Takahata, Katsuhisa Namase, Akira Emoto and others
Special appearance (end credits): Southern All Stars
Screenplay: Kankuro Kudo
Theme song: Southern All Stars “Koi no Boogie Woogie Night” (Taishita Label/Victor Entertainment)