It was revealed on July 7th that the weekly average viewership rating ( Asadora) for the 14th week of the NHK morning drama "Anpan " (General TV, Monday to Saturday 8am and others), starring Mio Imada , "Where is Happiness?" (June 30th to July 4th) was the highest for the show at 16.9% (calculated from a survey by Video Research, Kanto region).
" Anpan" is based on the married couple Takashi Yanase(1919-2013) and Nobu (1918-1993), the manga artist and picture book writer who created "Anpanman." It is a "story of love and courage" that will make you feel the joy of living, depicting how these two, who were once nobody, overcame all sorts of rough seas to become "Anpanman," the embodiment of "unreversible justice."
In the 14th week, Nobu (Imada), who joined the Kochi Shimpo newspaper as its first female reporter since the war, is overwhelmed when she is sent to the scene to report on the news from her very first day.
The next day, he writes an article about his findings at the black market, but Tokairin (Kenjiro Tsuda) rejects it many times, but finally, his first article is published in the morning paper. Meanwhile, Takashi (Fumiya Takahashi), who is selling scrapped goods with Kentaro (Takumi Kitamura), picks up an American magazine among the junk and is excited by the cutting-edge design for the first time in a long time. Kentaro encourages Takashi to start drawing manga again.
In the Asada family, the third daughter, Meiko (Nanoka Hara), runs away from home. Meiko, who loves to sing, tries to go to Tokyo to pursue her dream, but ends up staying with Nobu and starts looking for a new job.
Nobu and Tokairin begin to work on publishing a monthly magazine. With the help of Kotoko (Yui Narumi), the difficult advertising sales are finally coming together. Then, Nobu is called in to help with the company's entrance exams. There, she sees Takashi... and so the story unfolds.
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