The 86th episode of the NHK morning drama "Bakeke" (General TV, Monday to Saturday 8:00 AM and others), starring Takaishi Akari, was broadcast on February 2nd. In the episode, an article written by Kajitani (Iwasaki Udai), a journalist who writes the serial "Heaven-san Diary," completely changes the way people view Toki (Takaishi). Viewers' attention was drawn to Toki, who is given cold stares by the public.
The Matsuno family has finally paid off their debt. Toki, Tsukasa (Takashi Okabe), and Fumi (Chizuru Ikewaki) are immersed in emotion. A party to celebrate the debt repayment is held, attended by the debt collector Zentaro (Mizuki Maehara).
At that moment, Kajitani arrives and asks, "What kind of party is it today?" Learning that it's a debt repayment party, Kajitani takes the opportunity while the Matsuno family members are away to ask Zentaro, "Do you know? Who helped you repay your debt?" Zentaro replies, "Well, it's Heaven's (Tommy Bastow) laziness, after all."
Zentaro speculated, "After Heaven and Toki got together, he started paying back all the money at once. That's why I think Toki was getting his debts paid off in exchange for getting married."
The next day, the newspaper carried the headline, "Now that Matsuno Toki and Heaven-sensei have become husband and wife, the Matsuno family has had to ask Heaven-sensei to repay all of their debts..." After reading this article, the public's attitude changed completely. While out shopping, Toki witnesses Heaven and Toki merchandise being burned. She also hears people say things like, "It seems they were a rash man," "So in exchange for becoming husband and wife, they had to repay their debts...," "If Toki is Toki, then her parents are her parents," "What a filthy family," and "She's even a mistress..." Unable to bear it any longer, Toki runs away from the scene.
On social media, comments such as "Kajitani is such a slob!", "The wind has shifted...Kajitani...", "Ahh...Zentaro is saying something inappropriate...", "One newspaper article about Kajitani has led to Toki being called a rassam. It's like a Meiji-era outrage", "They changed their mind in an instant...", and "They're burning Toki merchandise. It's a physical outrage too." were posted.
