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==Details==
 
==Details==
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*'''Title:''' アットホーム・ダッド / At Home Dad
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*'''Title:''' アットホーム・ダッド
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*'''Episodes:''' 12 (11 + 1 Special)
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*'''Title (romaji):''' At Home Dad
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*'''Format:''' Renzoku
 
*'''Genre:''' Family, Comedy
 
*'''Genre:''' Family, Comedy
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*'''Air time:'''
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*'''Episodes:''' 12 + 1 Special
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*'''Broadcasted by:''' Fuji TV
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*'''Viewership ratings:''' 16.8 (excluding SP)
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2004-04-13 to 2004-06-29
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*'''Broadcast network:''' Fuji TV
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*'''Theme Song:''' ?焼??旅路 [Jackson vibe] and 愛??も愛?足り?? [Fayray]
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2004-Apr-13 to 2004-Jun-29
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*'''Air time:''' [[Kayou 10 (Fuji TV)|Tuesday 22:00]]
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*'''Theme song:''' ''Asayake no Tabiji'' by Jackson vibe
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**'''Insert song:''' ''Aishite mo Aishitarinai'' by [[Fayray]]
  
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==Cast & Credits==
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==Synopsis==
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===Producer===
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Kazuyuki Yamamura works at a major advertising agency, and is the breadwinner of his family, which consists of himself, wife Miki, and daughter Rie. He purchases a house, and is proud of being at the pinnacle of his career.
  
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===Director===
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Kazuyuki's neighbor, Yusuke Sugio, however, leads a completely different life. The breadwinner of his family is his wife Shoko, who runs her own company. Yusuke is a so-called "[[Wikipedia:Stay_at_home_dad|at-home dad]]", and because of this, Kazuyuki considers him miserable and helpless.
  
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===Screenwriter===
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Suddenly one day, Kazuyuki is forced to quit his company. At the same time, his wife receives a call from her former employer saying he wants her to come back to work. Consequently, Kazuyuki has no other choice but to stay at home while Miki works. Kazuyuki reluctantly starts his new life as a household husband—the last thing he wanted to do. ''Fuji TV''
  
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===Music by===
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==User/Viewer Ratings==
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<vote type=1/>
  
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===Cast===
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==Cast==
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*[[Abe Hiroshi]]
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*[[Abe Hiroshi]] as Yamamura Kazuyuki
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*[[Shinohara Ryoko]]
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*[[Shinohara Ryoko]] as Yamamura Miki
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*[[Miyasako Hiroyuki]]
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*[[Ando Sakura (1997)|Ando Sakura]] as Yamamura Rie
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*[[Nakajima Tomoko]]
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*[[Miyasako Hiroyuki]] as Sugio Yusuke
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*[[Nagai Masaru]]
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*[[Nakajima Tomoko]] as Sugio Shoko
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*[[Nakamura Shigeyuki]]
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*[[Yoshikawa Fumiki]] (吉川史樹) as Sugio Ryota
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*[[Takizawa Saori]]
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*[[Kawashima Naomi]] as Iwasaki Marie
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*[[Kawashima Naomi]]
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*[[Kunitake Hiroshi]] (國武大志) as Iwasaki Tsubasa
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*[[Nagai Masaru]] as Osawa Kenji
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*[[Takizawa Saori]] as Kuramoto Saeko
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*[[Nakamura Shigeyuki]] as Ueda Satoshi
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*[[Fujita Yumiko]] as Aso Mitsue
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*[[Kamiji Yusuke]] (ep1)
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*[[Kobayashi Susumu]] (ep10)
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*[[Omi Toshinori]] (ep11)
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*[[Nakamaru Shinsho]] (ep11)
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*[[Ida Kunihiko]] (ep11-12)
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*[[Nogiwa Yoko]] (SP)
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*[[Sasaki Mao]]
  
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==Synopsis==
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==Production Credits==
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Kazuyuki Yamamura works at a major advertising agency, and is the breadwinner of his family, which consists of himself, wife Miki, and daughter Rie. He purchases a house, and is proud of being at the pinnacle of his career.
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*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Ozaki Masaya]]
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*'''Producer:''' [[Ando Kazuhisa]], [[Tojo Yuji]], [[Ito Tatsuya]] (伊藤達哉)
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*'''Director:''' [[Ninomiya Hiroyuki]], [[Miyake Yoshishige]]
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*'''Music:''' [[Nakanishi Kyo]]
  
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Kazuyuki's neighbor, Yusuke Sugio, however, leads a completely different life. The breadwinner of his family is his wife Shoko, who runs her own company. Yusuke is a so-called "at-home dad," and because of this, Kazuyuki considers him miserable and helpless.
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==Episode Information==
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{| class="wikitable"
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!width="25"|Ep
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!width="400"|Title
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!width="50"|Rating
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|- align=center
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|01
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|Men in the kitchen
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|17.2
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|- align=center
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|02
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|Stay-at-home dads aren't made in just one day
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|17.4
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|- align=center
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|03
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|A husband's heart, and the wife without a clue
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|15.7
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|- align=center
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|04
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|Following the footsteps of the "experienced homemakers"
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|14.2
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|- align=center
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|05
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|From the mother who gives birth, to the father who raises the child
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|15.9
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|- align=center
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|06
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|Calling on the stay-at-home dad in a pinch
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|16.1
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|- align=center
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|07
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|The targeted stay-at-home dad
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|16.8
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|- align=center
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|08
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|Life is short, make the best of it
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|14.6
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|- align=center
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|09
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|The end of money, the end of the stay-at-home dad
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|17.7
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|- align=center
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|10
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|No free time for the stay-at-home dad
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|19.1
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|- align=center
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|11
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|The best medicine for marriage can be hard to take
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|18.1
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|- align=center
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|12
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|The at-home dad's still standing, and the mess' left behind
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|19.1
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|- align=center
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|}
  
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Suddenly one day, Kazuyuki is forced to quit his company. At the same time, his wife receives a call from her former employer saying he wants her to come back to work. Consequently, Kazuyuki has no other choice but to stay at home while Miki works. Kazuyuki reluctantly starts his new life as a household husband—the last thing he wanted to do.
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==External Links==
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*[http://www.fujitv.co.jp/b_hp/dad/ Official site]
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Kazuyuki's new "career" starts out as a big failure, because he can't seem to do anything right. This consequently causes his pride as an elite businessman to go right down the drain. But thanks to his hard-working personality, he is determined to get the ball rolling—and soon after, finds himself enjoying life as an at-home dad. From this point on, Kazuyuki begins looking up to Yusuke as his mentor.
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*[[Wikipedia:ja:アットホーム・ダッド|Japanese Wikipedia]]
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*[http://jdorama.com/drama.815.htm JDorama.com]
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Fuji TV
 
  
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==Other Resources==
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{{SeasonRing|Fuji TV|[[Kayou 10 (Fuji TV)|Tuesday 22:00]]|Winter 2004|[[Boku to Kanojo to Kanojo no Ikiru Michi]]|Summer 2004|[[Kimi ga Omoide ni Naru Mae ni]]}}
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*[http://jdorama.com/drama.815.htm JDorama.com]
 
  
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[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama2004]] [[Category:Fuji TV]]
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[[Category:JDrama2004]]
 
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[[Category:Fuji TV]]
 
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Latest revision as of 12:24, 17 October 2020

At Home Dad

Details

  • Title: アットホーム・ダッド
  • Title (romaji): At Home Dad
  • Format: Renzoku
  • Genre: Family, Comedy
  • Episodes: 12 + 1 Special
  • Viewership ratings: 16.8 (excluding SP)
  • Broadcast network: Fuji TV
  • Broadcast period: 2004-Apr-13 to 2004-Jun-29
  • Air time: Tuesday 22:00
  • Theme song: Asayake no Tabiji by Jackson vibe
    • Insert song: Aishite mo Aishitarinai by Fayray

Synopsis

Kazuyuki Yamamura works at a major advertising agency, and is the breadwinner of his family, which consists of himself, wife Miki, and daughter Rie. He purchases a house, and is proud of being at the pinnacle of his career.

Kazuyuki's neighbor, Yusuke Sugio, however, leads a completely different life. The breadwinner of his family is his wife Shoko, who runs her own company. Yusuke is a so-called "at-home dad", and because of this, Kazuyuki considers him miserable and helpless.

Suddenly one day, Kazuyuki is forced to quit his company. At the same time, his wife receives a call from her former employer saying he wants her to come back to work. Consequently, Kazuyuki has no other choice but to stay at home while Miki works. Kazuyuki reluctantly starts his new life as a household husband—the last thing he wanted to do. Fuji TV

User/Viewer Ratings

4.00
(2 votes)

Cast

Production Credits

Episode Information

Ep Title Rating
01 Men in the kitchen 17.2
02 Stay-at-home dads aren't made in just one day 17.4
03 A husband's heart, and the wife without a clue 15.7
04 Following the footsteps of the "experienced homemakers" 14.2
05 From the mother who gives birth, to the father who raises the child 15.9
06 Calling on the stay-at-home dad in a pinch 16.1
07 The targeted stay-at-home dad 16.8
08 Life is short, make the best of it 14.6
09 The end of money, the end of the stay-at-home dad 17.7
10 No free time for the stay-at-home dad 19.1
11 The best medicine for marriage can be hard to take 18.1
12 The at-home dad's still standing, and the mess' left behind 19.1

External Links



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