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==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
 
Real-life experiences of women in their prime over the last century
 
Real-life experiences of women in their prime over the last century
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'''The First Night'''
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The first night tells the history of Setouchi Harumi, a japanese woman who firstly married an arranged married and was not happy, therefore she commits adultery with Ryota Kinoshita. She decides to leave her home after being spanked by her husband after confessing the adultery, leaving behind her small daughter. She becomes interested in literacture and starts to go to a literacture discussion club, where she meets Kosugi Shinbo (Abe Hiroshi), a famous writer. They get involved in yet another adulterous relationship (Kosugi has a wife). Kosugi teaches her how to be a writer, and she succeeds on publishing her first novel.
  
 
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==External Links==

Revision as of 00:32, 9 December 2005

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Onna no Ichidaiki

Details

  • Title: 女?一代記 / Onna no Ichidaiki
  • Also Known As: A Woman's Biography
  • Episodes: 3 Episodes / Stories
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  • Broadcasted by: Fuji TV
  • Broadcast period: 24-26 November 2005
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Synopsis

Real-life experiences of women in their prime over the last century

The First Night

The first night tells the history of Setouchi Harumi, a japanese woman who firstly married an arranged married and was not happy, therefore she commits adultery with Ryota Kinoshita. She decides to leave her home after being spanked by her husband after confessing the adultery, leaving behind her small daughter. She becomes interested in literacture and starts to go to a literacture discussion club, where she meets Kosugi Shinbo (Abe Hiroshi), a famous writer. They get involved in yet another adulterous relationship (Kosugi has a wife). Kosugi teaches her how to be a writer, and she succeeds on publishing her first novel.

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