Rescue

"Pride of Orange"

Rescue starring Nakamaru Yuichi, Masuda Takahisa, Yamamoto Yusuke, Shoei, Kaname Jun, Tanaka Yoji, Takahashi You, Ishiguro Ken, Fueki Yuko, Ichikawa Yui, Ebata Hiroki, Yamada Shintaro, Kaji Masaki, Ishiguro Hideo, Daito Shunsuke, Asari Yosuke.

Kitajima Daichi has become a member of the firefighter rescue team in Yokohama. Despite the tragedy that's plagued him for 15 years, Daichi strives to become a member of the elite rescue team known as the Super Rangers.

Daichi has to overcome his past to be able to become a member of the Super Rangers Rescue Team. Following along with Daichi and his fellow Super Ranger recruits as they overcome hardships and internal conflicts they incounter on their path to saving lives.

"Who is more important, the victim or the rescuer?"

Rescue isn't just about saving victims. Rescue is about saving those victims while insuring your safety as well as your teams saftey. That is the Super Rangers' Pride of Orange.

I enjoyed this drama for a number of reasons. It had me on edge the entire time. From episode one until the last second of the last episode I was hooked. This drama shows the danger rescue workers have to go through everytime they are called out to make a rescue. It could very well be their last or they could be lucky and live to rescue someone else who is in need another day. You're only as good as your team. If you do not trust your team members then you are in the wrong line of work. Rescuers rarely get medals for saving people, but they are the first to be blamed if victims die. It takes a strong person to be able to shoulder that kind of responsiblity.

If you're an easy crier like I am, it would be good to keep tissue nearby to catch those tears.

Here's a fan made video for Rescue. The song in the second video is called Rescue and is performed by KAT-TUN which is the JPop group that Nakamaru Yuichi is apart of.