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[[File:Hiyokko.jpg|thumb|380px|Hiyokko]] | [[File:Hiyokko.jpg|thumb|380px|Hiyokko]] | ||
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*'''Format:''' Renzoku | *'''Format:''' Renzoku | ||
*'''Genre:''' Drama | *'''Genre:''' Drama | ||
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*'''Broadcast network:''' NHK | *'''Broadcast network:''' NHK | ||
| + | *'''Theme song:''' ''Wakai Hiroba'' by Kuwata Keisuke | ||
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| + | ==Main Asadora== | ||
| + | *'''Episodes:''' 156 x 15 minutes | ||
| + | *'''Viewership ratings:''' 20.4% | ||
*'''Broadcast period:''' 2017-Apr-03 to 2017-Sep-30 | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2017-Apr-03 to 2017-Sep-30 | ||
*'''Air time:''' Mon-Sat 8:00 | *'''Air time:''' Mon-Sat 8:00 | ||
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| − | ==Synopsis== | + | ===Synopsis=== |
The 96th NHK Asadora is about Mineko, a girl born in Ibaraki Prefecture, who comes up to Tokyo for the mass employment during the high economic growth period. The story begins in 1964, the year of the Tokyo Olympics, and portrays her eventful life and growth as a person. -- ''NHK'' | The 96th NHK Asadora is about Mineko, a girl born in Ibaraki Prefecture, who comes up to Tokyo for the mass employment during the high economic growth period. The story begins in 1964, the year of the Tokyo Olympics, and portrays her eventful life and growth as a person. -- ''NHK'' | ||
| − | ==Cast== | + | ===User/Viewer Ratings=== |
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| + | ===Cast=== | ||
[[File:Hiyokko-chart.jpg|thumb|200px|Correlation chart]] | [[File:Hiyokko-chart.jpg|thumb|200px|Correlation chart]] | ||
| − | ===Ookuibaraki Village=== | + | ====Ookuibaraki Village==== |
;Yatabe Family | ;Yatabe Family | ||
*'''[[Arimura Kasumi]] as Yatabe Mineko (heroine)''' | *'''[[Arimura Kasumi]] as Yatabe Mineko (heroine)''' | ||
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*[[Miyahara Kanau]] (宮原和) as Yatabe Chiyoko (younger sister) | *[[Miyahara Kanau]] (宮原和) as Yatabe Chiyoko (younger sister) | ||
*[[Takahashi Rai]] as Yatabe Susumu (younger brother) | *[[Takahashi Rai]] as Yatabe Susumu (younger brother) | ||
| − | *[[Mineta Kazunobu]] | + | *[[Mineta Kazunobu]] as Koiwai Muneo (uncle) |
*[[Yamasaki Shizuyo]] as Koiwai Shigeko (aunt) | *[[Yamasaki Shizuyo]] as Koiwai Shigeko (aunt) | ||
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*[[Hada Michiko]] as Sukegawa Kimiko (Tokiko's mother) | *[[Hada Michiko]] as Sukegawa Kimiko (Tokiko's mother) | ||
*[[Toyama Toshiya]] as Sukegawa Shoji (Tokiko's father) | *[[Toyama Toshiya]] as Sukegawa Shoji (Tokiko's father) | ||
| − | *[[Shibuya Kento]] | + | *[[Shibuya Kento]] as Sukegawa Toyosaku (Tokiko's elder brother) |
;Sumitani Family | ;Sumitani Family | ||
*[[Izumisawa Yuuki]] as Sumitani Mitsuo (Mineko's friend and classmate) | *[[Izumisawa Yuuki]] as Sumitani Mitsuo (Mineko's friend and classmate) | ||
*[[Shibata Rie]] as Sumitani Kiyo (Mitsuo's mother) | *[[Shibata Rie]] as Sumitani Kiyo (Mitsuo's mother) | ||
| − | *[[Asakura Shinji]] | + | *[[Asakura Shinji]] as Sumitani Masao (Mitsuo's father) |
*[[Onoue Hiroyuki]] as Sumitani Taro (Mitsuo's elder brother) | *[[Onoue Hiroyuki]] as Sumitani Taro (Mitsuo's elder brother) | ||
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*[[Kido Mitsuharu]] (城戸光晴) as Kotaro (bus driver) | *[[Kido Mitsuharu]] (城戸光晴) as Kotaro (bus driver) | ||
| − | + | ====People from Tokyo==== | |
| − | ===People from Tokyo=== | ||
;Suzufuritei | ;Suzufuritei | ||
*[[Miyamoto Nobuko]] as Makino Suzuko (shopkeeper) | *[[Miyamoto Nobuko]] as Makino Suzuko (shopkeeper) | ||
*[[Sasaki Kuranosuke]] as Makino Shogo (master chef and Suzuko's son) | *[[Sasaki Kuranosuke]] as Makino Shogo (master chef and Suzuko's son) | ||
*[[Sato Hitomi]] as Asakura Takako (clerk) | *[[Sato Hitomi]] as Asakura Takako (clerk) | ||
| − | *[[Yatsui Ichiro]] | + | *[[Yatsui Ichiro]] as Igawa Genji (chef) |
| − | *[[Isomura Hayato]] | + | *[[Isomura Hayato]] as Maeda Hidetoshi (apprentice chef) |
| − | ; | + | ;Mukoujima Radio Factory |
*[[Wakui Emi]] as Nagai Aiko | *[[Wakui Emi]] as Nagai Aiko | ||
*[[Matsumoto Honoka]] as Nabatame Sumiko | *[[Matsumoto Honoka]] as Nabatame Sumiko | ||
*[[Ryusei Ryo]] as Watahiki Masayoshi | *[[Ryusei Ryo]] as Watahiki Masayoshi | ||
| − | + | *[[Kageyama Tai]] as Mori Kazuo (chef) | |
| − | + | *[[Okuda Yohei]] as Matsushita Akira | |
| − | ===Others=== | + | ====Others==== |
| − | *[[Fujino Ryoko]] | + | *[[Fujino Ryoko]] as Kanehira Toyoko |
*[[Kojima Fujiko]] as Akiba Sachiko | *[[Kojima Fujiko]] as Akiba Sachiko | ||
| − | *[[Yagi Yuki]] as Natsui | + | *[[Yagi Yuki]] as Natsui Yuko |
| − | *[[Shiraishi Kayoko]] (白石加代子) | + | *[[Shiraishi Kayoko]] (白石加代子) as Tachibana Tomi |
*[[Takeuchi Ryoma]] as Shimatani Junichiro | *[[Takeuchi Ryoma]] as Shimatani Junichiro | ||
| − | *[[Shishido Kavka]] | + | *[[Shishido Kavka]] as Kusaka Sanae |
| − | *[[Asaka Kodai]] | + | *[[Asaka Kodai]] as Tsubouchi Yuji |
| − | *[[Okayama Amane]] | + | *[[Okayama Amane]] as Nitta Keisuke |
| − | *[[Miyake Yuji]] | + | *[[Miyake Yuji]] as Kashiwagi Ichiro |
| − | *[[Mitsuishi Ken]] | + | *[[Mitsuishi Ken]] as Fukuda Goro |
| − | *[[Ikuta Tomoko]] | + | *[[Ikuta Tomoko]] as Fukuda Yasue |
| − | *[[Shiraishi Miho]] | + | *[[Shiraishi Miho]] as Takeuchi Kuniko |
| − | *[[Furutachi Yutaro]] | + | *[[Furutachi Yutaro]] as Kashiwagi Yasuharu |
| − | *[[Saito Satoru]] | + | *[[Saito Satoru]] as Abe Zenzo |
| − | *[[Ito Sairi]] | + | *[[Ito Sairi]] as Abe Saori |
*[[Shimazaki Haruka]] as Makino Yuka | *[[Shimazaki Haruka]] as Makino Yuka | ||
| − | + | *[[Kanno Miho]] as Kawamoto Setsuko | |
| + | *[[Suwa Taro]] as Harada | ||
| + | *[[Inowaki Kai]] as Takashima Yudai | ||
| + | *[[Kataoka Shinwa]] as Ebihara Kyosuke | ||
| + | *[[Wikipedia:Akemi Masuda|Masuda Akemi]] as narrator | ||
| − | ==Production Credits== | + | ===Production Credits=== |
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Okada Yoshikazu]] | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Okada Yoshikazu]] | ||
*'''Executive Producer:''' [[Kashi Hiroshi]] (菓子浩) | *'''Executive Producer:''' [[Kashi Hiroshi]] (菓子浩) | ||
| − | *'''Producer:''' [[Yamamoto | + | *'''Producer:''' [[Yamamoto Teruhisa]] |
| − | *'''Director:''' [[Kurosaki Hiroshi]], [[Tanaka Tadashi]] | + | *'''Director:''' [[Kurosaki Hiroshi]], [[Tanaka Tadashi]], [[Fukuoka Toshitake]], [[Itagaki Maiko]] |
*'''Music:''' [[Miyagawa Akira (composer)|Miyagawa Akira]] (宮川彬良) | *'''Music:''' [[Miyagawa Akira (composer)|Miyagawa Akira]] (宮川彬良) | ||
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| + | ===Recognitions=== | ||
| + | *'''21st [[Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix]] (Apr-Jun 2017):''' Best Actress - [[Arimura Kasumi]] | ||
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| + | ==Hiyokko 2== | ||
| + | *'''Episodes:''' 4 x 30 minutes | ||
| + | *'''Broadcast period:''' 2019-Mar-25 to 2019-Mar-28 | ||
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| + | ===Synopsis=== | ||
| + | {{nosynopsis}} | ||
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| + | ===Cast=== | ||
| + | *'''[[Arimura Kasumi]] as Maeda Mineko (heroine)''' | ||
| + | *[[Sawamura Ikki]] as Yatabe Minoru | ||
| + | *[[Kimura Yoshino]] as Yatabe Miyoko | ||
| + | *[[Kaneko Daichi]] as Amagai (ep1,4) | ||
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| + | ===Production Credits=== | ||
| + | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Okada Yoshikazu]] | ||
| + | *'''Producer:''' [[Itagaki Maiko]] | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
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| − | [[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama2017]] [[Category:NHK]] [[Category:NHK Asadora]] | + | [[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama2017]] [[Category:JDrama2019]] [[Category:NHK]] [[Category:NHK Asadora]] |
Latest revision as of 06:56, 25 May 2025
Contents
Details
- Title: ひよっこ
- Title (romaji): Hiyokko
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Drama
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Theme song: Wakai Hiroba by Kuwata Keisuke
Main Asadora
- Episodes: 156 x 15 minutes
- Viewership ratings: 20.4%
- Broadcast period: 2017-Apr-03 to 2017-Sep-30
- Air time: Mon-Sat 8:00
Synopsis
The 96th NHK Asadora is about Mineko, a girl born in Ibaraki Prefecture, who comes up to Tokyo for the mass employment during the high economic growth period. The story begins in 1964, the year of the Tokyo Olympics, and portrays her eventful life and growth as a person. -- NHK
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
Ookuibaraki Village
- Yatabe Family
- Arimura Kasumi as Yatabe Mineko (heroine)
- Sawamura Ikki as Yatabe Minoru (father)
- Kimura Yoshino as Yatabe Miyoko (mother)
- Furuya Ikko as Yatabe Shigeru (grandfather)
- Miyahara Kanau (宮原和) as Yatabe Chiyoko (younger sister)
- Takahashi Rai as Yatabe Susumu (younger brother)
- Mineta Kazunobu as Koiwai Muneo (uncle)
- Yamasaki Shizuyo as Koiwai Shigeko (aunt)
- Sukegawa Family
- Sakuma Yui as Sukegawa Tokiko (Mineko's childhood friend and classmate)
- Hada Michiko as Sukegawa Kimiko (Tokiko's mother)
- Toyama Toshiya as Sukegawa Shoji (Tokiko's father)
- Shibuya Kento as Sukegawa Toyosaku (Tokiko's elder brother)
- Sumitani Family
- Izumisawa Yuuki as Sumitani Mitsuo (Mineko's friend and classmate)
- Shibata Rie as Sumitani Kiyo (Mitsuo's mother)
- Asakura Shinji as Sumitani Masao (Mitsuo's father)
- Onoue Hiroyuki as Sumitani Taro (Mitsuo's elder brother)
- Other Villagers
- Matsuo Satoru as Mashiko Jiro (bus conductor)
- Tsuda Kanji as Tagami Manabu (Mineko's school teacher)
- Hara Fukiko (原扶貴子) as Fujii (chemistry teacher)
- Kubo Akira as village mayor
- Kido Mitsuharu (城戸光晴) as Kotaro (bus driver)
People from Tokyo
- Suzufuritei
- Miyamoto Nobuko as Makino Suzuko (shopkeeper)
- Sasaki Kuranosuke as Makino Shogo (master chef and Suzuko's son)
- Sato Hitomi as Asakura Takako (clerk)
- Yatsui Ichiro as Igawa Genji (chef)
- Isomura Hayato as Maeda Hidetoshi (apprentice chef)
- Mukoujima Radio Factory
- Wakui Emi as Nagai Aiko
- Matsumoto Honoka as Nabatame Sumiko
- Ryusei Ryo as Watahiki Masayoshi
- Kageyama Tai as Mori Kazuo (chef)
- Okuda Yohei as Matsushita Akira
Others
- Fujino Ryoko as Kanehira Toyoko
- Kojima Fujiko as Akiba Sachiko
- Yagi Yuki as Natsui Yuko
- Shiraishi Kayoko (白石加代子) as Tachibana Tomi
- Takeuchi Ryoma as Shimatani Junichiro
- Shishido Kavka as Kusaka Sanae
- Asaka Kodai as Tsubouchi Yuji
- Okayama Amane as Nitta Keisuke
- Miyake Yuji as Kashiwagi Ichiro
- Mitsuishi Ken as Fukuda Goro
- Ikuta Tomoko as Fukuda Yasue
- Shiraishi Miho as Takeuchi Kuniko
- Furutachi Yutaro as Kashiwagi Yasuharu
- Saito Satoru as Abe Zenzo
- Ito Sairi as Abe Saori
- Shimazaki Haruka as Makino Yuka
- Kanno Miho as Kawamoto Setsuko
- Suwa Taro as Harada
- Inowaki Kai as Takashima Yudai
- Kataoka Shinwa as Ebihara Kyosuke
- Masuda Akemi as narrator
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Okada Yoshikazu
- Executive Producer: Kashi Hiroshi (菓子浩)
- Producer: Yamamoto Teruhisa
- Director: Kurosaki Hiroshi, Tanaka Tadashi, Fukuoka Toshitake, Itagaki Maiko
- Music: Miyagawa Akira (宮川彬良)
Recognitions
- 21st Nikkan Sports Drama Grand Prix (Apr-Jun 2017): Best Actress - Arimura Kasumi
Hiyokko 2
- Episodes: 4 x 30 minutes
- Broadcast period: 2019-Mar-25 to 2019-Mar-28
Synopsis
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Cast
- Arimura Kasumi as Maeda Mineko (heroine)
- Sawamura Ikki as Yatabe Minoru
- Kimura Yoshino as Yatabe Miyoko
- Kaneko Daichi as Amagai (ep1,4)
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Okada Yoshikazu
- Producer: Itagaki Maiko
External Links
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