Series · 1973 · 1 seasons

White Shadow (1973)

Original title: 白い影

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White Shadow is a TV series (—) that first aired in 1973. White Shadow has 1 seasons and 14 episodes in total. There is currently no known legal streaming option for White Shadow in United States. Check back later or switch your region.

Last episode S1 · E14 — Episode 14 October 12, 1973

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Plot

Noriko Shimura is on duty for the first time at Gyoda Hospital. The duty doctor is Yosuke Naoe. After 9PM Jiro Toda, a childhood friend of Noriko's, is brought in with a cut to his forehead from a fight. But Naoe has gone out for a drink, and can't be found. Both Toda and the ambulance crew become angry and demand to know where the doctor is. Naoe returns and seeing the commotion, he orders Toda be locked in a toilet until he calms down. Noriko is horrified by Naoe's attitude but is later impressed with his ability as a surgeon when treating Toda' s injury. This is their first fateful meeting...

Cast

Seasons

Season 114 episodes · 1973

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch White Shadow?

There is currently no known legal streaming option for White Shadow in United States. Check back later or switch your region.

Who stars in White Shadow?

The main cast of White Shadow includes Jirō Tamiya, Yōko Yamamoto and Keiko Takeshita.

How many seasons and episodes does White Shadow have?

White Shadow has 1 seasons and 14 episodes in total.

When was White Shadow released?

White Shadow first aired on July 13, 1973.

Has White Shadow ended?

Yes, White Shadow has ended.

What should I watch if I liked White Shadow?

If you enjoyed White Shadow, try Doctor-X: Surgeon Michiko Daimon, Doctor Elise: The Royal Lady with the Lamp, The Resident and Sengoku BASARA: Samurai Kings.