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*[[Harada Tomoyo]] as Sudo Hiroko | *[[Harada Tomoyo]] as Sudo Hiroko | ||
*[[Terawaki Yasufumi]] as Sudo Ryoichi | *[[Terawaki Yasufumi]] as Sudo Ryoichi | ||
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**[[Nakagawa Taishi]] as young Sudo Haruki | **[[Nakagawa Taishi]] as young Sudo Haruki | ||
*[[Nagayama Kento]] as Sudo Shigeki | *[[Nagayama Kento]] as Sudo Shigeki | ||
Revision as of 06:43, 11 September 2018
Contents
Details
- Title: おひさま
- Title (romaji): Ohisama
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Family
- Episodes: 156
- Viewership rating: 18.8%
- Broadcast network: NHK
- Broadcast period: 2011-Apr-04 to 2011-Oct-01
- Air time: Monday-Saturday, 08:00
Plot
Set in Nagano prefecture, "Ohisama" covers the life of Yoko Sudo (Mao Inoue) through World War II. Yoko Sudo with her smile is able to bring brightness to those other around her & she follows her mother's motif to laugh through hard times. During the onset of WW II, Yoko Sudo is a high school student and "Ohisama" follows her as she eventually becomes a teacher and then gets married and has a child. Yoko Sudo then opens a soba restaurant with her student.
Cast
Sudo Family
- Inoue Mao as Sudo Yoko
- Yagi Yuki as young Yoko
- Wakao Ayako as old Yoko (present)
- Harada Tomoyo as Sudo Hiroko
- Terawaki Yasufumi as Sudo Ryoichi
- Tanaka Kei as Sudo Haruki
- Nakagawa Taishi as young Sudo Haruki
- Nagayama Kento as Sudo Shigeki
- Watanabe Jinpei as young Sudo Shigeki
Maruyama Family
- Kora Kengo as Maruyama Kazunari
- Higuchi Kanako as Maruyama Tokuko
- Kushida Kazuyoshi as Maruyama Michio
Soma Family
- Maiko as Soma Machiko
- Hiraizumi Sei as Soma Gozo
- Nakamura Kumi as Soma Haruyo
- Oshima Yoko as Yae
- Yorozu Masayuki (萬雅之) as Nakanishi Takenobu
Tsutsui Family
- Mitsushima Hikari as Tsutsui Ikuko
- Yoshikawa Fumiki as Tsutsui Ichiro
- Yabe Kosuke (矢部光祐) as young Ichiro
- Suga Kenta as Tsutsui Ichiro (ep 140)
- Mori Kurea (森くれあ) as Tsutsui Tomoko
Kirino Family
- Watanabe Misako as Kirino Fujiko
- Nakahara Takeo as Kamikura Shotaro
Miyamoto Family
- Emoto Tokio as Miyamoto Takeo
- Katsu Ryuichi as young Takeo
- Inuzuka Hiroshi as old Takeo (present)
- Tsunogae Kazue (角替和枝) as Miyamoto Haru
- Muramatsu Toshifumi as Miyamoto Jiro
Murakami Family
- Watanabe Eri as Murakami Kayo
- Saiki Shigeru as Murakami Sadao
Ariakeyama National School
- Ito Ayumi as Takahashi Natsuko
- Ayata Toshiki as Umeda Toshio
- Pierre Taki as Nakamura Tadashi
- Dankan as Fukuda Yoshihiko
- Ishibashi Anna as Ishii Keiko
- Teramoto Sumina as young Keiko
- Tsuchiya Tao as Kimura Hana
- Kimura Manatsu as young Hana
- Ode Nanako as Kurata Kyoko
- Ito Yukari as old Kyoko (present)
- Mau as Kurata Chizuko
- Yajima Kenichi as principal Hagiwara
- Owada Kensuke as Hiraoka Keisuke
People from Matsumoto
- Shirakawa Yumi as Miyazawa Setsuko
- Yoshimura Jitsuko (吉村実子) as Iwamoto Yasuko
- Hatsune Eriko as Miyashita Keiko
- Takazawa Fubomichi as Miyashita Shoichi
Others
- Hashimoto Mami as Tanaka Yuki
- Arakawa Chika as young Tanaka Yuki
- Kaneko Nobuaki as Kawahara Koichi
- Kondo Yoshimasa as Ida Kotaro
- Hara Kintaro as the principal
- Takeuchi Akiko (竹内晶子) as teacher Takayama
- Umezawa Masayo as teacher Mochizuki
- Konno Mahiru as Tadokoro Yoshiko
- Nomaguchi Toru as Takeuchi
Present
- Saito Yuki as Haraguchi Fusako
- Anan Kenji as Haraguchi Hiroshi
- Matsukawa Naruki as Haraguchi Takeshi
- Yamaya Kasumi as Haraguchi Madoka
Guests
- Chihara Seiji as Takahashi Isamu (2nd week)
- Nakamura Yuri as Nonaka Tae (5th week)
- Maruoka Shoji as soba shop owner in Tokyo (8th, 9th weeks)
- Yoshino Yumi (芳野友美) as a customer (8th week)
- Sato Hitomi as Murase (10th week)
- Takahashi Issei as Uehara Hideo (13th week)
- Otsuka Hiroshi (大塚洋) as Michio (14th week)
- Asaji Yoko as Sakurai Saki (15th week)
- Kanzaki Koichiro as the doctor from Matsumoto (18th week)
- Tsumami Edamame as a city controller (20th week)
Production Credits
- Original Screenplay: Okada Yoshikazu
- Producer: Komatsu Masayo
- Music: Watanabe Toshiyuki
Recognitions
- 70th Television Drama Academy Awards: Best Actress - Inoue Mao
External Links