Perfect Report (Japanese Drama)

Description: Aoyama Kana of Capital Television Network, or CTN for short, looks like a beautiful TV reporter "around forty", but inside, she is stubborn and the worst organisation person. As a result, she is transferred to be the head of the "reserve reporter unit". It is the the haunt of dead wood like cameraman Koda Isao, who pretends to be a movie director; old correspondent Shiraishi Hiroshi, who gets a constant stream of complaints from his interview subjects; the young AD from a rich family, Momoi Hiroshi, who is easily swayed by others and also easy to deceive; camera assistant Shimura Ken, who hardly touches his camera; and female announcer Okusawa Midori who misread the script for a piece of breaking news. As the editor of the unit, Kana's first assignment from Kuroi Akira, the editor of the newsroom, is a story on the seals which have reappeared in Tama River. However, Kana is concerned about the issue of the prime minister standing the US Secretary of State up on that day when they were scheduled to have a discussion. What did the prime minister do in the hours he went missing? Kana compares the footage of the prime minister right before he disappeared and after he came back. Observing one point which no one had noticed, she declares that her unit will also follow the matter of the prime minister?s disappearance and gets on the wrong side of her subordinates. Akasaka Shu and the rest of the team start to pursue Kana's "truth" while being treated as a nuisance by the correspondents of both the political and city news desks.