"Tomorrow Will Be a Better Day" The relationship between "Kurata" Hayashi Kento and "Jo" Yanagiba Toshiro is a hot topic "They are foster parents after all"

The eighth episode of Fuji TV's Getsuku drama "Tomorrow Will Be a Better Day " (Mondays 9pm), starring Haruka Fukuhara , aired on August 25th. The relationship between child welfare officer Kurata Sosuke (Hayashi Kento) and temporary shelter manager and nursery teacher Minamino Jo (Yanagiba Toshiro) became a hot topic on social media.

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Kurata revealed to Karen (Yoshida Moeka), who was worried about foster parents, that he had been adopted by foster parents. "Don't tell anyone about this. Clutter (Kurata) was quite a naughty kid back then, always fighting. He was jealous of kids who had moms and dads, and thought it was only him. He always took out his frustration on the other kids," he confessed to Karen.

Each time, his foster parents would go to the other person's house to apologize, but he wondered, "Why does this person (Kurata's foster parents) apologize so quickly?" "So, when I asked them, they laughed and said, 'I'll bow my head as many times as it takes for someone important to me,'" he said of his foster parents.

Tsubasa (Fukuhara) was secretly listening to Kurata's conversation outside the door. When he returned to his workplace and was thinking alone, Jo appeared. After hearing about Karen from Tsubasa, Jo confessed that he had been a foster parent himself, saying, "People don't come to foster homes knowing everything. That's what happened to us too."

"Our (foster child) was always fighting and it was really tough. I went to apologize to him so many times. I'd bow my head as many times as it took for someone I care about, just kidding," Jo recalled with a gentle smile. Tsubasa remembered Kurata telling the same story to Karen and realized the relationship between Jo and Kurata.

On social media, the post garnered attention, with comments such as, "So Joe was Kurata's foster parent after all?! I had a feeling that was the case for a while," "He is Kurata's foster parent after all, Joe," and "Kurata grew up watching Joe's great love and support...I can't stop crying."

The drama is set in a seaside child consultation center and depicts Natsui Tsubasa as a new child welfare officer, dealing with various children and parents and growing together. This will be Fukuhara's first lead role in a " Getsuku" drama.