Difference between revisions of "Asa ga Kita"
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*[[Hayashi Yoichi]] (林与一) as Imai Tadamasa | *[[Hayashi Yoichi]] (林与一) as Imai Tadamasa | ||
*[[Okitsu Shotaro]] (興津正太郎) as Imai Kyutaro | *[[Okitsu Shotaro]] (興津正太郎) as Imai Kyutaro | ||
| + | **[[Ninomiya Hikaru]] (二宮輝生) as young Kyutaro | ||
*[[Tomochika]] as Ume | *[[Tomochika]] as Ume | ||
*[[Kiyohara Kaya]] (清原果耶) as Fuyu | *[[Kiyohara Kaya]] (清原果耶) as Fuyu | ||
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'''Shirooka Family (Osaka)''' | '''Shirooka Family (Osaka)''' | ||
*[[Tamaki Hiroshi]] as Shirooka Shinjiro | *[[Tamaki Hiroshi]] as Shirooka Shinjiro | ||
| + | **[[Minamide Ryoka]] as young Shinjiro | ||
*[[Kondo Masaomi]] as Shirooka Shokichi | *[[Kondo Masaomi]] as Shirooka Shokichi | ||
*[[Fubuki Jun]] as Shirooka Yono | *[[Fubuki Jun]] as Shirooka Yono | ||
*[[Kiuchi Yoshikazu]] (木内義一) as Shirooka Shotaro | *[[Kiuchi Yoshikazu]] (木内義一) as Shirooka Shotaro | ||
| − | *[[Yoshida Hakki]] (吉田八起) as | + | *[[Kiriyama Akito]] as Shirooka Eisaburo |
| + | **[[Kawasaki Shugo]] (河崎脩吾) as young Eisaburo | ||
| + | **[[Yoshida Hakki]] (吉田八起) as child Eisaburo | ||
*[[Koshiba Fuka]] as Shirooka Chiyo | *[[Koshiba Fuka]] as Shirooka Chiyo | ||
| + | **[[Suzuki Rio]] as young Chiyo | ||
| + | **[[Nakagawa Ena]] (中川江奈) as 6-year-old Chiyo | ||
| + | **[[Higashide Nana]] (東出奈々) as child Chiyo | ||
| + | **[[Hayashi Toranosuke]] (林寅之介) as baby Chiyo | ||
| + | *[[Kudo Asuka]] as Shirooka Keisuke | ||
*[[Yamauchi Takaya]] (山内圭哉) as Gansuke | *[[Yamauchi Takaya]] (山内圭哉) as Gansuke | ||
| + | *[[Hayashi Natsuka]] (林夏香) as Shirooka Tatsuko | ||
| + | *[[Osada Rinoa]] (長田莉乃亜) as Shirooka Etsuko | ||
| + | *[[Kuroda Mashiro]] (黒田茉白) as Shirooka Satsuko | ||
| + | *[[Yagyu Miyu]] as Shirooka Sachi | ||
| + | *[[Ono Fuka]] (大野風花) as Shirooka Sae | ||
| + | **[[Kondo Reion]] (近藤玲音) as young Sae | ||
| + | *[[Matsushita Rion]] (松下りおん) as Shirooka Masa | ||
| + | **[[Takeda Riyo]] (竹田理世) as young Masa | ||
*[[Miyake Hiroki]] as Kisuke | *[[Miyake Hiroki]] as Kisuke | ||
Revision as of 08:48, 3 August 2016
Details
- Title: あさが来た
- Title (romaji): Asa ga Kita
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Drama
- Episodes: 156
- Viewership ratings: 23.5%
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2015-Sep-28 to 2016-Apr-02
- Air time: Mon-Sat 8:00
- Theme song: 365 Nichi no Kamihikouki by AKB48
Synopsis
Towards the end of the Edo era, in the town of Kyoto, there lived a wealthy merchant by the name of Imai Tadamasa. He was blessed with 3 children, Hatsu, Asa and Kyutaro. His eldest, Hatsu, was a traditional girl who loved to play the koto and sew. Whilst his second daughter, Asa, was an impish hoyden who loved sumo wrestling. Asa was engaged to be married to the second son of a distinguished family who ran a money changer business in Osaka, Shirooka Shinjiro. Although Asa was furious when she had first heard about the betrothal, when she met up with Shinjiro for the first time, his charisma greatly attracted her and she fell in love with him in no time.
After their marriage, at the cusp of the Meiji era, the Shirooka's found themselves in dire financial straits, as money changing was no longer a lucrative business anymore. Shinjiro deemed himself not suited to making money and devoted his time to playing the shamisen and pursuing other refined cultural activities. As they neared bankruptcy, Asa decided to turn to coal mining, as that is the much-needed commodity at that time. She set off to Kyushu by herself, to talk to the coal miners to talk about coal supply.
Meanwhile, Hatsu was also married to another prominent family of money changers in Osaka. Facing the same financial difficulties as the Shirooka's, Hatsu and her husband ran away in the middle of the night, disappearing without a word. One day, Asa bumped into her sister and tried to offer her financial help, but the young couple refused, as they wanted to rebuild their lives using their own capabilities...
The drama depicts the challenges faced by Asa, in a very much male dominated society, and how she overcomes them triumphantly. It also showcases the changes in the Japanese society as the Meiji Restoration slowly swept across the nation. -NHK
Cast
Imai Family (Kyoto)
- Haru as Imai Asa
- Suzuki Rio young Asa
- Miyazaki Aoi Imai Hatsu
- Moridono Manase (守殿愛生) as young Hatsu
- Masu Takeshi as Imai Tadaoki
- Terajima Shinobu as Imai Rie
- Hayashi Yoichi (林与一) as Imai Tadamasa
- Okitsu Shotaro (興津正太郎) as Imai Kyutaro
- Ninomiya Hikaru (二宮輝生) as young Kyutaro
- Tomochika as Ume
- Kiyohara Kaya (清原果耶) as Fuyu
Shirooka Family (Osaka)
- Tamaki Hiroshi as Shirooka Shinjiro
- Minamide Ryoka as young Shinjiro
- Kondo Masaomi as Shirooka Shokichi
- Fubuki Jun as Shirooka Yono
- Kiuchi Yoshikazu (木内義一) as Shirooka Shotaro
- Kiriyama Akito as Shirooka Eisaburo
- Kawasaki Shugo (河崎脩吾) as young Eisaburo
- Yoshida Hakki (吉田八起) as child Eisaburo
- Koshiba Fuka as Shirooka Chiyo
- Suzuki Rio as young Chiyo
- Nakagawa Ena (中川江奈) as 6-year-old Chiyo
- Higashide Nana (東出奈々) as child Chiyo
- Hayashi Toranosuke (林寅之介) as baby Chiyo
- Kudo Asuka as Shirooka Keisuke
- Yamauchi Takaya (山内圭哉) as Gansuke
- Hayashi Natsuka (林夏香) as Shirooka Tatsuko
- Osada Rinoa (長田莉乃亜) as Shirooka Etsuko
- Kuroda Mashiro (黒田茉白) as Shirooka Satsuko
- Yagyu Miyu as Shirooka Sachi
- Ono Fuka (大野風花) as Shirooka Sae
- Kondo Reion (近藤玲音) as young Sae
- Matsushita Rion (松下りおん) as Shirooka Masa
- Takeda Riyo (竹田理世) as young Masa
- Miyake Hiroki as Kisuke
Mayuyama Family (Osaka)
- Emoto Tasuku as Mayuyama Soubee
- Tatsumi Takuro as Mayuyama Eitatsu
- Manda Hisako as Mayuyama Kiku
Others
- Dean Fujioka as Godai Tomoatsu (Saisuke)
- Nono Sumika (野々すみ花) as Miwa
- Yamamoto Koji as Hijikata Toshizo, vice-commander of Shinsengumi (ep15,17)
- Kimura Yoshino as Kushida Soe (ep35-36)
Production Credits
- Original writing: Furukawa Chieko (古川智映子)
- Screenwriter: Omori Mika
- Executive Producer: Sano Motohiko
- Director: Nishitani Shinichi (西谷真一), Nitta Shinzo (新田真三), Sasaki Yoshiharu (佐々木善春)
- Music: Hayashi Yuki
- Narrator: Sugiura Keiko (杉浦圭子)
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