Omusubi:"Blog closure" becomes a trending topic Aiko's unexpected "decision" becomes a hot topic "Wise decision" "Great mother"

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連続テレビ小説「おむすび」第94回の一場面(C)NHK
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連続テレビ小説「おむすび」第94回の一場面(C)NHK

The 94th episode of the NHK Asadora drama "Omusubi " starring Kanna Hashimoto Aso) decides to close her long-running blog, which became a hot topic among viewers.

In episode 94, Ayumi ( Riisa Naka) reports to Masato (Yukiya Kitamura) that she saw Aiko walking with a dandy man in Umeda. Aiko returns to the store just as Masato refuses to believe her. After Aiko leaves, Masato tells Shoya (Hayato Sano), who is also there, not to tell Yui (Hashimoto) about Aiko, but Shoya can't bear it all on his own and ends up telling Yui.

Aiko invited Yui and Ayumu to a meal at an izakaya, saying, "I want to hear your opinions before I tell my father." When Yui made up her mind and asked if she was cheating, Aiko explained that she was meeting with a man from a publishing company who read her blog. She was asked if she would like to turn her blog into a book, but since Yui and Ayumu were the models for the "gal girls" that appear in the blog, she declined the invitation, saying, "If it becomes a book, more people will see it and you guys might feel bad."

Aiko said, "I received a lot of comments on my blog which was very encouraging and I was happy to be able to connect with so many different people, but the comments aren't all good anymore," and added, "So I've decided to close that blog as well."

Attention was focused on Aiko's decision, and "closing the blog" briefly trended on X (formerly Twitter). On social media, comments included "What an unexpected turn of events," "Even though it was within a drama, it's sad to see the blog end," "Aiko is someone who can make wise decisions," "Aiko is a wonderful mother who puts her daughter first," and "Above all, she values ​​her child, rather than the status of a popular book buzz or the desire for approval. That's what you'd expect from Aiko."

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