The fifth episode of the TBS Sunday Theatre drama " Mikami Sensei " starring Tori Matsuzaka (Sunday 9pm) will be broadcast on February 16th.
In the previous episode... Makino ( Masaki Okada) calls Mikami (Matsuzaka) and says, "You've already jumped into the middle of education reform, so you can do whatever you like. However, I think it's a bit too much excitement to get involved in textbook screening."
When asked by the authorities "What's the problem?" Makino replied, "It's obviously the fact that there was a vice minister. Ever since the Cabinet Personnel Office was established, bureaucratic personnel affairs have been controlled by Nagatacho. Even the authorities should know that."
However, Mikami pushes back, saying, "Is that a threat? You can do whatever you want. But if you lay a hand on a student, I won't forgive you."
Makino was listening to his conversation with the emperor on speaker to Tsukada (Mitsuhiro Oikawa), Director General of the Education Policy Bureau. "You're right. If you're not careful, you might get tripped up," he told him.
In the fifth episode, Kanzaki (Daiken Okudaira) and the government are able to meet with Yuzuru (Hotta Mayu). Yuzuru's past is revealed. How will Kanzaki deal with her, who has closed her heart?
Class 2, Year 3, is preparing for the High School Business Project Competition. However, even here, the power structure of adult society is influencing things. The students are discussing in depth how to present a presentation that will break through the stereotypes of "sontaku."
This episode is filled with things that one must think about in order to live, and the trials that are presented to the Emperor...
The script was written by Roba Shimori. Takashi Mikami, a bureaucrat from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, who wants to change the Japanese education system, is seconded to a private high school called Rintoku Gakuin. In reality, he was demoted, but Mikami leads 18-year-old high school students living in the Reiwa era from the classroom while standing up to authority, in this story of educational revival.
