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Omusubi (Japanese: おむすび)[1] is a Japanese television drama series and the 111th Asadora series, following The Tiger and Her Wings.
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| Genre | Dorama |
| Written by | Nonji Nemoto |
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| Narrated by | Lily Franky |
| Opening theme | "Illumination" by B'z |
| Composer | Hiroaki Tsutsumi |
| Country of origin | Japan |
| Original language | Japanese |
| Production | |
| Producer | Hiroshi Sugahara |
| Running time | 15 minutes |
| Production company | NHK Osaka |
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| Network | NHK |
| Release | September 30, 2024 |
Plot
editBorn in the first year of Heisei (1989), Yui Yoneda was influenced by the somewhat outdated Gyaru culture during her high school years. Despite her aspiration to become a nutritionist, she never forgets her Gyaru spirit and navigates through the Heisei era with determination.[2]
Cast
editYoneda family
edit- Kanna Hashimoto as Yui Yoneda. She experienced the Great Hanshin earthquake during her childhood and later moved to Fukuoka.
- Ameri Isomura as young Yui
- Riisa Naka as Ayumi "Ayu" Yoneda, Yui's sister
- Saki Takamatsu as young Ayumi
- Yukiya Kitamura as Masato Yoneda, Yui's father
- Kumiko Aso as Aiko Yoneda, Yui's mother
- Yoshiko Miyazaki as Kayo Yoneda, Yui's grandmother
- Ken Matsudaira as Eikichi Yoneda, Yui's grandfather. He is a big fan of the Fukuoka Daiei Hawks.
Yui's high school friends
edit- Hayato Sano as Shoya Yotsugi
- Araki Sugō as Yota Koga
- Leo Matsumoto as Ryosuke Kazami
- Shuri Nakamura as Emi Miyazaki
Hakata Gyaru union
edit- Mirichamu as Ruri "Lurie" Mashima
- Misaki Tanifuji as Tamako "Tamatchi" Sato
- Natsumi Okamoto as Suzune "Suzurin" Tanaka
- Meimi Tamura as Risa "Risapon" Yuzuki
People of Kobe
edit- Naoto Ogata as Takao Watanabe
- Miyu Oshima as Maki Watanabe
- Midoriko Kimura as Misae Sakuma
- Shin'ya Niiro as Takeo Wakabayashi
- Katsunori Uchiba as Yoshizo Takahashi
- Takashi Utsumi (Milk Boy) as Akira Ōsaki
- Hideaki Okajima as Yasuhiko Fukuda
- Rena Matsui as Mika "Chanmika" Aihara
- Shima Tabata as Natsumi Sakuma
Kobe Nutrition College
edit- Maika Yamamoto as Sachi Yabuki
- Yuna Taira as Kasumi Yugami
- Shinya Kote as Manabu Morikawa
- Saki Aibu as Machiko Sakuraba
- Long Mizuma as Jōji Ishiwatarari
People of Itoshima
edit- Shinnosuke Ikehata as Himiko
- Wataru Ichinose as Yuma Sasaki
- Shinobu Hasegawa (Sissonne) as Tamotsu Matsubara
- Yumi Wakatsuki as Ikumi Igarashi
- Haruka Kodama as Sayaka Kawai
- Akimasa Haraguchi as Seiya Kusano
- Goriken as Takeshi Koga
- Yu Saito (Parachute Butai) as Shinsuke Ōmura
- Kunihiro Suda as Kōhei Ide
- Butch as Kyōsuke izukaI
- Kenji Tanaka as a master of ceremonies
- Rio Teramoto as Asuka Ōkōchi
- Wakana Sakai as Sachiko Yotsugi, Shoya's mother
Hoshikawa Electric Baseball Club
edit- Mandy Sekiguchi as Ryuji Sawada
- Yasuhito Shimao as Shigeharu Nakamura, the team manager
- Hiroki Miyake as Shusaku Tatekawa, a nutritionist
- Riku Hagiwara as Naoya Haraguchi, a nutritionist
- Narumi as Ikuyo Okubo
- Ema Maeno as Akane Tanaka
Others
edit- Wataru Ichinose as Yuma Sasaki
- Kenshiro Kawanishi as Matsumoto, a sportswriter
Production
editNHK offered the role of Yui, the heroine, to Kanna Hashimoto. However, as her schedule was already full with the London performances of the stage play Spirited Away and filming for the sequel of the Kingdom movie series, her agency initially planned to decline the offer. Nevertheless, NHK promised to make every effort to accommodate her existing commitments, and they eventually reached an agreement.[3]
The supporting cast includes many actors and comedians with connections to Fukuoka.[4]
TV schedule
edit| Week | Episodes | Title | Directed by | Original airdate | Rating |
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| 1 | 1–5 | "Omusubi to Gyaru" (おむすびとギャル) | Yūsuke Noda | September 30–October 4, 2024 | 16.1% |
| 2 | 6–10 | "Gyaru tte Nan nan?" (ギャルって何なん?) | Kensuke Matsuki | October 7–11, 2024 | 14.7% |
| 3 | 11–15 | "Yume tte Nan nan?" (夢って何なん?) | Yūsuke Noda | October 14–18, 2024 | 13.5% |
| 4 | 16–20 | "Uchi to Oneechan" (うちとお姉ちゃん) | Michi Ono | October 21–25, 2024 | 12.9% |
| 5 | 21–25 | "Ano Hi no Koto" (あの日のこと) | Kensuke Matsuki | October 28–November 1, 2024 | 14.2% |
| 6 | 26–30 | "Uchi, Gyaru, Yameruken" (うち、ギャル、やめるけん) | Michi Ono | November 4–8, 2024 | 13.6% |
| 7 | 31–35 | "Omusubi, Koi o Suru" (おむすび、恋をする) | Yūsuke Noda | November 11–15, 2024 | 13.9% |
| 8 | 36–40 | "Sayonara Itoshima Tadaima Kobe" (さよなら糸島 ただいま神戸) | Makoto Bonkobara | November 18–22, 2024 | |
| 9 | 41–45 | "Sasaeru tte Nan nan?" (支えるって何なん?) | November 25–29, 2024 |
References
edit- ^ "Omusubi". NHK Enterprises. Retrieved 9 October 2024.
- ^ "おむすび:【登場人物紹介】橋本環奈主演の朝ドラ 平成元年生まれの主人公・米田結 やがて栄養士の道へ". Mantan-web. 16 September 2024. Retrieved 9 October 2024.
- ^ "橋本環奈 朝ドラ中に異例の映画撮影へ…ヒロインなのに約50日不在でも"NHKが許すワケ"". Josei Jishin. Retrieved 9 October 2024.
- ^ "連続テレビ小説『おむすび』福岡・糸島編 追加キャスト発表!". NHK. Retrieved 9 October 2024.