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Kagawa Akiko's first son, Yasufumi, suffers from cerebral palsy and is destined to spend his life in a wheelchair. After her husband dies, she struggles as a single mother to give him a life no different from other children. | Kagawa Akiko's first son, Yasufumi, suffers from cerebral palsy and is destined to spend his life in a wheelchair. After her husband dies, she struggles as a single mother to give him a life no different from other children. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:28, 6 August 2019
Contents
Details
- Title: お母さん ぼくが生まれてごめんなさい
- Title (romaji): Okaasan, Boku ga Umarete Gomen Nasai
- Format: Tanpatsu
- Genre: Human drama
- Viewership ratings: 12.0%
- Broadcast network: Fuji TV
- Broadcast period: 2007-Jul-13
- Air time: Friday 21:00~22:52
Synopsis
Kagawa Akiko's first son, Yasufumi, suffers from cerebral palsy and is destined to spend his life in a wheelchair. After her husband dies, she struggles as a single mother to give him a life no different from other children.
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Mori Masako as Kagawa Akiko
- Fukuda Saki as Fujitani Hitomi
- Ito Kazue as Kono Ikuyo
- Watanabe Naoki (渡辺直樹) as Kagawa Yasufumi
- Ishii Megumi as Yashiro Mayumi
- Arima Ineko (有馬稲子)
- Tsurumi Shingo as Ozuka Keigo
- Funakoshi Eiichiro as Yasufumi's father
- Tanaka Oga as Kagawa Yuta
- Togawa Fumiya (十川史也) as Udegawa Shuji
- Saito Maika (斉藤舞花) as Shimura Saori
- Omori Narumi (大森なるみ) as Yashiro Kaoru
Production Credits
- Original writing: Kono Ikuyo (向野幾世) Okaasan, Boku ga Umarete Gomen Nasai (poetry)
- Screenwriter: Minami Chihiro (南千尋)
- Producer: Hasama Tadayuki (鋏間忠行)
- Director: Shimomura Masaru (下村優)
Notes
- The drama is based on a true story. The real Kagawa Yasufumi was an avid fan of Mori Masako, and the opening scene features the segment on "The Ogawa Hiroshi Show" in which Mori Masako would sing a musical adaptation of Yasufumi's poem to his mother.