The 89th episode of the NHK morning drama "Bakeke" (General TV, Monday to Saturday 8:00 AM and others), starring Takaishi Akari, was broadcast on February 5th, and the reason why the Rashamen incident was resolved was revealed, causing a stir among viewers.
One morning, the trash being dumped at the Matsuno residence suddenly stops. Toki (Takaishi), Heaven (Tommy Bastow), and Nishikori (Yoshizawa Ryo) feel uneasy and uneasy, wondering if this is really over. Then, Tsukasa (Okabe Takashi) returns from delivering milk and tells them that something terrible has happened at Governor Eto's (Sano Shiro) house. The trouble caused by the governor has seemingly shifted public attention from Toki to the governor.
When Nishikori goes to Governor Eto's house, he is shown a newspaper article titled "Governor Eto Dine and Dash." Governor Eto expresses his anger, saying, "There's no way I would dine and dash! I would!" and "It's a false report, a false report!" The commotion started when his secretary, Furuta (Kenzo Matsuki), forgot to pay, and an official who didn't like Eto informed Kajitani (Udai Iwasaki).
Furuta apologized to Eto for branding him the "Dine and Dash Governor." Eto denied it, saying, "No one is calling me the Dine and Dash Governor," but the citizens gathered outside shouted, "Dine and Dash Governor!"
Nishikori bowed his head and said, "But... well, how can I put it... thank you," and expressed his gratitude, saying, "The tide has turned, or how can I put it... Governor Eto is amazing! That was a great dine-and-dash."
Comments on social media included, "What an unexpected turn of events lol," "I laughed so hard," "A fine move by the governor to divert public attention," "Nice dine-and-dash!", "Thanks to the governor, we were saved," "Thank you, governor, for dine-and-dash (lol)," "I feel sorry for the governor, but it was good," and "Applause for the script again today."
