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Revision as of 09:39, 2 May 2008
Contents
Details
- Title: おいしいごはん 鎌倉・春日井米店
- Title (romaji): Oishii Gohan: Kamakura Kasugai Kometen
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Home comedy
- Episodes: 8
- Viewership ratings: 09.0(Kanto)
- Broadcast network: TV Asahi
- Broadcast period: 2007-Oct-25 to 2007-Dec-13
- Air time: Thursday 21:00
- Theme song: Aoi Tori by COLOR
Synopsis
The show is set in a rice shop in the city of Kamakura, Kanagawa. It is a home comedy about an obstinate but compassionate old man, Kasugai Ryuuhei (Watari Tetsuya), who runs an old rice shop, his optimistic daughter-in-law (Fujiwara Norika) and his eldest son (Tokushige Satoshi) who ends up working at his father's shop when he learns of his father's illness. It depicts how the estranged family rallies around when Kasugai is diagnosed with illness after years of being worn out by his stubbornness. --jade_frost
Cast
- Watari Tetsuya as Kasugai Ryuhei
- Fujiwara Norika as Kasugai Tae
- Tokushige Satoshi as Kasugai Shinpei
- Hada Michiko as Ukita Madoka
- Mizukawa Asami as Kasugai Kaede
- Hoshii Nanase as Sawano Shizuku
- Doi Hiroki (土井洋輝) as Kasugai Shota
- Ono Takehiko as Koan-osho
- Tsukaji Muga as Goro
- Yo Kimiko as Enjoji Chieko
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Kosawa Ryota (古沢良太)
- Planning: Kobayashi Masahiko (小林正彦)
- Producer: Nishikawa Kimiko (西河喜美子), Okawa Takehiro (大川武宏), Yamazaki Tomohiro (山崎智広)
- Director: Yoshida Keiichiro (吉田啓一郎) (ep1-3,5-8), Tamura Kozo (田村孝蔵) (ep4)
- Music: Oshima Michiru
Episode Titles
The subtitles for each episode are based on Japanese hit songs from the 60s, 70s, and 80s and a food dish.
| Episode | Subtitle | Original Song |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | First Winds of Spring croquettes | Haru Ichiban by Candies |
| 02 | Vegetable soup and Sindbad by the Seashore | Nagisa no Sindbad by Pink Lady |
| 03 | The Blue Lagoon and matsutake rice | Aoi Sangoshou by Matsuda Seiko |
| 04 | Brother-and-sister Ricefish sushi wraps | Medaka no Kyoudai by Warabe |
| 05 | Make it curry then, If That's What You Want! | Katte ni Shiyagare by Sawada Kenji |
| 06 | Thank You Again, Midnight Fog and pickled vegetables | Yogiri yo Kon'ya mo Arigatou by Ishihara Yujiro |
| 07 | As the River of pot stickers Flows | Kawa no Nagare no You ni by Misora Hibari |
| 08 | Sukiyaki and A Good Day to Leave | Ii Hi Tabidachi by Yamaguchi Momoe |
Episode Ratings
| Episode | Kanto | Kansai | Nationwide |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 13.0 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 02 | 11.7 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 03 | 09.3 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 04 | 07.7 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 05 | 06.5 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 06 | 08.6 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 07 | 06.7 | ??.? | ??.? |
| 08 | 08.3 | ??.? | ??.? |
| Average | 09.0 | ??.? | ??.? |
Source: Video Research, Ltd.
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