The 26th episode of the NHK Asadora drama "Anpan " starring Mio Imada (General TV, Monday to Saturday 8:00 AM and others) was broadcast on May 5th. In the episode, a scene was depicted in which Nobu (Imada) expresses his irritation after reading a letter from Takashi ( Takumi Kitamura) who has come to Tokyo, attracting the attention of viewers.
In the 26th episode, Takashi, who has entered Tokyo Higher School of Fine Arts, reunites with Kentaro (Fumiya Takahashi), whom he met during the entrance exam. Takashi and Kentaro are ordered by their teacher Zama (Koichi Yamadera) to go to Ginza and get a feel for the world, so they immediately go for a walk around Ginza. They are thrilled by the sophisticated streets and fashionable people. Kentaro is shocked by the beauty of the women walking down the street, and runs off, saying, "May I go and count how many beautiful women there are?"
Meanwhile, Nobu, who is now in her second year at a women's normal school, is being taught patriotism by Kuroi (Kumi Takiuchi), who is putting more effort into her teaching, but she doesn't really understand it. One day, she receives a letter from Takashi Yanai Yanai, who is using the false name.
In the letter, Taka reported that he had made new friends. He also revealed that he takes walks around Ginza every day, and wrote, "Nobu-chan, please come to Tokyo someday. There is freedom here. I want to see the scenery of Ginza with you."
Nobu smiled, but as he continued to read the letter, it said, "To my surprise, all the women walking around Ginza are beautiful. My friends are also surprised. They wonder what's going on in Ginza, where there are only beautiful women," to which he frowned and said, "Huh?" Then he expressed his irritation, saying, "That's great. For such a bulky guy like you. How insolent."
On social media, comments were made such as, "Don't write unnecessary things lol," "What kind of report is this lol," "He was considerate enough to send a letter under the false name of Takashi Yanai, but the content... he's just not that great," and "He doesn't understand a girl's heart."
