The 10th episode of the Fuji TV Getsuku drama "Tomorrow Will Be a Better Day " starring Haruka Fukuhara was broadcast on September 8th. The words that Kurata Sosuke (Hayashi Kento) conveyed to his foster father Minamino Jo (Yanagiba Toshiro) became a hot topic.
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Kurata grew up being abused by his biological father, Soichiro (Itsuji Itao). At the age of nine, he was taken into the care of a child welfare center and was then raised by Jo and Hitomi (Atsuko Sakurai).
About six months ago, Jo had been receiving letters from Soichiro saying, "I want to see Kurata." When Kurata met Soichiro, he felt that Soichiro hadn't changed at all. "I just can't forgive you," he told Soichiro, telling him that they would never meet again.
Kurata informed Jo that he had severed ties with Soichiro. He also revealed that he had read the notebook Jo had kept from the time Kurata was placed in the care of child protection agencies until he left home. "Dad, thank you for being my parent. You are the only father I have," he told Jo.
On social media, people were talking about the film, saying things like, "When he said to Joe, 'You're the only father I have,' my tear ducts broke down," "I cried. I cried out loud at that one word," "Kurata-san called out 'Dad' and 'Mom'. I couldn't help but wish him happiness in the future," and "I really enjoyed Kento-kun's performance with his delicate eyes."
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.
