"Tomorrow Will Be a Better Day" - "I want to keep watching" the skirmish between "Tsubasa"Haruka Fukuhara and "Kurata" Hayashi Kento

The ninth episode of Fuji TV's Getsuku drama "Tomorrow Will Be a Better Day " (Mondays 9pm), starring Haruka Fukuhara , aired on September 1st. The episode featured a scene in which Natsui Tsubasa (played by Fukuhara) and Kurata Sosuke (played by Hayashi Kento) had a scuffle, which drew comments such as "It's soothing" and "I want to keep watching it."

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At the child consultation center, nursery school teacher Mei Kurihara (Riko) reports her pregnancy to the director, Sakuragi (Masanobu Katsumura). She bows her head and says, "I'm sure I'll cause you some trouble from now on, but I appreciate your help."

Seeing Mei, Tsubasa said to Kurata, who was sitting next to him, "You're going to become a parent, aren't you, Mei-chan?" Kurata replied with a straight face, "It won't be an easy road, but I'm sure you'll be able to do it, Kurihara-san. The experience you've had interacting with children here will surely be an invaluable asset to her."

"What's wrong? All of a sudden. You're trying to act cool," Tsubasa said to Kurata. "You were trying to say something nice, but you were just letting it all out," he pointed out. Kurata responded, "No, no, I wasn't trying to say it, nice words just came out. Like pop pop. Can you say them?"

Tsubasa retorted, "That's amazing. It's going to come out, right? Please go ahead and say it," but on social media it drew attention with comments such as, "There it is! The squabble between Kurata and Tsubasa," "I want to watch Kurata and Tsubasa squabble forever," "Kurata being teased by Tsubasa. I love the exchange between the two of them. It's so relaxing," "The exchange between Kurata and Natsui is as precious as ever," and "The squabbles between Natsui and Clutter (Kurata) are always so cute, I want a spin-off that does just that forever."

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.