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==Details==
 
==Details==
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*'''Title (romaji):''' Asaki Yumemishi
 
*'''Title (romaji):''' Asaki Yumemishi
 
*'''Tagline:''' 八百屋お七異聞
 
*'''Tagline:''' 八百屋お七異聞
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*'''Tagline (romaji):''' Yaoya O-Shichi Ibun
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*'''Tagline (romaji):''' Yaoya Oshichi Ibun
 
*'''Format:''' Renzoku
 
*'''Format:''' Renzoku
 
*'''Genre:''' Jidaigeki
 
*'''Genre:''' Jidaigeki
 
*'''Episodes:''' 10
 
*'''Episodes:''' 10
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*'''Viewership rating:''' TBD
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*'''Viewership rating:''' 4.2%
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' NHK
 
*'''Broadcast network:''' NHK
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2013-Sep-19
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*'''Broadcast period:''' 2013-Sep-19 to 2013-Nov-21
 
*'''Air time:''' Thursday 20:00
 
*'''Air time:''' Thursday 20:00
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*'''Theme song:''' ''Tejo no Tsuki'' by LUHICA
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*'''Theme song:''' ''Tegusari no Tsuki'' by [http://www.luhica.com/ LUHICA]
  
 
==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
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In the second month of the ninth year of the reign of Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, a great fire tore through the town of Edo. Starting from Maruyama, it spread to Komagome. The prosperous greengrocer 「Yaogen」 was also razed as well. The only daughter of the house of Yaogen, O-Shichi, was then sent to stay at the Daijoji (temple) until the shop, which also served as her home, was rebuilt. At the temple, O-Shichi fell in love at first sight with the Kichisaburo, who works at the temple. Kichisaburo seems to be the son of a samurai, whose identity is unknown. Having been left at the temple when he was a young boy, Kichisaburo has known no other life than that of working at the temple, but he aspires to be a scholar.
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In the second month of the ninth year of the reign of Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, a great fire tore through the town of Edo. Starting from Maruyama, it spread to Komagome. The prosperous greengrocer Yaogen was also razed as well. The only daughter of the house of Yaogen, Oshichi, was then sent to stay at the Daijoji (temple) until the shop, which also served as her home, was rebuilt. At the temple, Oshichi fell in love at first sight with the Kichisaburo, who works at the temple. Kichisaburo seems to be the son of a samurai, whose identity is unknown. Having been left at the temple when he was a young boy, Kichisaburo has known no other life than that of working at the temple, but he aspires to be a scholar.
  
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「Yaogen」 is rebuilt, and so Kihee sends for his daughter O-Shichi. Impressed with one of his employee, Kanzo, Kihee aims to make him his son-in-law and successor to his business. However, when the subject is broached to O-Shichi, no matter what, she refuses to say yes. In her heart, there is already Kichisaburo. On his side, Kichisaburo too, has strong feelings for O-Shichi, and before long, their secret love marks the start of a tragic love story -''by NHK''
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Yaogen is rebuilt, and so Kihee sends for his daughter Oshichi. Impressed with one of his employee, Kanzo, Kihee aims to make him his son-in-law and successor to his business. However, when the subject is broached to Oshichi, no matter what, she refuses to say yes. In her heart, there is already Kichisaburo. On his side, Kichisaburo too, has strong feelings for Oshichi, and before long, their secret love marks the start of a tragic love story -''by NHK''
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==User/Viewer Ratings==
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<vote type=1/>
  
 
==Cast==
 
==Cast==
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*[[Maeda Atsuko]] as O-Shichi
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*[[Maeda Atsuko]] as Oshichi
 
*[[Ikematsu Sosuke]] as Kichisaburo
 
*[[Ikematsu Sosuke]] as Kichisaburo
 
*[[Hiraoka Yuta]] as Kanzo
 
*[[Hiraoka Yuta]] as Kanzo
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*[[Takeshita Keiko]] as Ofusa
 
*[[Nakamura Masatoshi]] as Kihee
 
*[[Nakamura Masatoshi]] as Kihee
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*[[Takeshita Keiko]] as Ofusa
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*[[Tayama Ryosei]] as Priest Kakunen
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*[[Tayama Ryosei]] as Kakunen
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*[[Kuze Seika]] as Otome
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*[[Sasano Kenta]] (ささの堅太) as Senkichi
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*[[Hiraoka Takuma]]
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*[[Aso Yumi]] as Otsuyu
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*[[Sasaoka Sasuke]] (笹岡サスケ) as Kikumaru
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*[[Kunimoto Takeharu]] (国本武春)
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*[[Oishi Keita]] as Kosuke
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*[[Takahashi Kazuya]] as Aota Gennojo
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*[[Yajima Kenichi]]
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*[[Sasai Eisuke]] as Kainosho Masachika
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*[[Nakayama Joji]] (中山城治) as [[Wikipedia:Hotta Masatoshi|Hotta Masatoshi]]
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*[[Yamashita Kisuke]] (山下規介) as [[Wikipedia:Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu|Yanagisawa Yoshiyasu]]
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*[[Hirata Mitsuru]] as [[Wikipedia:Matsuo Bashō|Matsuo Basho]]
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*[[Takano Ryo]] (高野漁) as [[Wikipedia:Yamabushi|Yamabushi]]
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*[[Ohashi Tomokazu]]
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*[[Arai Miu]]
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*[[Sasahara Naoki]] as Kinbo
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*[[Hasegawa Kai]] (長谷川戒)
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*[[Amano Yuzuki]]
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*[[Okawa Haruna]] (大川春菜)
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*[[Fujikura Mikuni]] (藤倉未邦)
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*[[Enomoto Riku]] (榎本陸)
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*[[Ihara Tasho]] (井原多生)
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*[[Harihara Shigeru]]
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==Episode Ratings==
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{| class="ratingtable"
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! Episode
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! Ratings<br>(Kanto)
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|-
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| 01 || 5.8
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| 02 || 5.0
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| 03 || 4.0
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|-
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| 04 || 5.6
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|-
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| 05 || 3.6
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|-
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| 06 || 3.2
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|-
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| 07 || 4.2
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|-
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| 08 || 4.1
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|-
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| 09 || 6.0
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|-
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! colspan=1 | Average || 4.2%
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|}
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Source: [http://www.videor.co.jp Video Research, Ltd.]
  
 
==Production Credits==
 
==Production Credits==
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*'''Screenwriter:''' [[James Miki]]
 
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[James Miki]]
 
*'''Producer:''' [[Komatsu Masayo]]
 
*'''Producer:''' [[Komatsu Masayo]]
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*'''Directors:'''　[[Okazaki Sakae]] (岡崎栄), [[Okada Ken]] (岡田健), [[Doi Shohei]] (土井祥平)
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*'''Director:''' [[Okazaki Sakae]] (岡崎栄), [[Okada Takeshi]], [[Doi Shohei]]
 
*'''Music:''' [[Watanabe Toshiyuki]]
 
*'''Music:''' [[Watanabe Toshiyuki]]
  
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*[[Wikipedia:ja:あさきゆめみし_〜八百屋お七異聞|Japanese Wikipedia]]
 
*[[Wikipedia:ja:あさきゆめみし_〜八百屋お七異聞|Japanese Wikipedia]]
  
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{{SeasonRing|NHK|Thursday 20:00|Summer 2013|--|Winter 2014|[[Nezumi, Edo wo Hashiru]]}}
  
 
[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama2013]] [[Category:NHK]]
 
[[Category:JDrama]] [[Category:JDrama2013]] [[Category:NHK]]

Latest revision as of 13:24, 16 August 2025

Asaki Yumemishi

Details

  • Title: あさきゆめみし
  • Title (romaji): Asaki Yumemishi
  • Tagline: 八百屋お七異聞
  • Tagline (romaji): Yaoya Oshichi Ibun
  • Format: Renzoku
  • Genre: Jidaigeki
  • Episodes: 10
  • Viewership rating: 4.2%
  • Broadcast network: NHK
  • Broadcast period: 2013-Sep-19 to 2013-Nov-21
  • Air time: Thursday 20:00
  • Theme song: Tegusari no Tsuki by LUHICA

Synopsis

In the second month of the ninth year of the reign of Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, a great fire tore through the town of Edo. Starting from Maruyama, it spread to Komagome. The prosperous greengrocer Yaogen was also razed as well. The only daughter of the house of Yaogen, Oshichi, was then sent to stay at the Daijoji (temple) until the shop, which also served as her home, was rebuilt. At the temple, Oshichi fell in love at first sight with the Kichisaburo, who works at the temple. Kichisaburo seems to be the son of a samurai, whose identity is unknown. Having been left at the temple when he was a young boy, Kichisaburo has known no other life than that of working at the temple, but he aspires to be a scholar.

Yaogen is rebuilt, and so Kihee sends for his daughter Oshichi. Impressed with one of his employee, Kanzo, Kihee aims to make him his son-in-law and successor to his business. However, when the subject is broached to Oshichi, no matter what, she refuses to say yes. In her heart, there is already Kichisaburo. On his side, Kichisaburo too, has strong feelings for Oshichi, and before long, their secret love marks the start of a tragic love story -by NHK

User/Viewer Ratings

4.00
(one vote)

Cast

Episode Ratings

Episode Ratings
(Kanto)
01 5.8
02 5.0
03 4.0
04 5.6
05 3.6
06 3.2
07 4.2
08 4.1
09 6.0
Average 4.2%

Source: Video Research, Ltd.

Production Credits

External Links



Summer 2013
NHK
Winter 2014
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Thursday 20:00
Nezumi, Edo wo Hashiru
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