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Excuse us!
I'm glad you came.
What can I do for you today?
About the "kappa" (water sprite) you talked about the other day...
"Kappa"?
The surprising "kappa"!
That's right. The really surprising "kappa" that
you said would save Osaka.
Surprising?
That's right. Surprising!
Could it be about the big company?
That's right. That's it!
Kano-ya will help you with that surprising thing you mentioned.
You will?
You'll do it?
There's nothing more encouraging than this.
Asa ga Kita
Week 5 "Bringing a Smile to My Big Sister" Episode 30
Original Story: Chieko FURUKAWA
Screenwriter: Mika OMORI
Music by: Yuuki HAYASHI
Theme Song: "365 Nichi no Kamihikouki" Sung by: AKB48
Narrator: Keiko SUGIURA
Asa Shirooka: HARU
Shinjiro Shirooka: Hiroshi TAMAKI
Sobei Mayuyama: Tasuku EMOTO
Saisuke Godai: Dean FUJIOKA
Kisuke: Hiroki MIYAKE
Ume: TOMOCHIKA
Kiku Mayuyama: Hisako MANDA
Eitatsu Mayuyama: Takuro TATSUMI
Yono Shirooka: Jun FUBUKI
Shokichi Shirooka: Masaomi KONDO
Hatsu Mayuyama: Aoi MIYAZAKI
That's why you have to work together, and
start a commercial company so you can handle big transactions.
Do you mean that even if merchants come
from foreign countries, we can conduct our
transactions on an equal footing?
That's right.
The government will help you.
If that's what you say...
The merchants of Osaka have to do their best.
So we don't lose to Tokyo.
If we don't do anything, the situation in Osaka
will get worse and worse.
With Kano-ya agreeing to participate, many
of the Osaka merchants agreed to cooperate.
Are you okay?
The wound has healed.
But once in a while, my chest hurts...
Come here.
Let me see it...
What is that?
When I went to sell vegetables in town,
I bought it.
It's nothing expensive, so I don't know if it'll work or not.
Thank you.
It's my fault.
I'm really sorry.
I'm sorry.
Meanwhile, Asa was...
The rock they call coal is pitch black.
That's just a piece...
What did you pick up?
They say the western ships use steam to run, don't they?
The trick is that it runs on coal.
That's why people in foreign countries all want coal.
Wanting rocks is something for children, isn't it?
I wonder what kind of rock it is...
I'd like to see it.
Asa's fascination with coal kept growing day by day.
You want to buy a coal mine in Kyushu?
In order to restore Kano-ya's business, I have a feeling
that's the only way.
But everyone is trying to stop me.
Of course they would.
Please stop her, Ohatsu.
No one can stop Asa.
But you'd better listen to your husband's opinion.
My husband?
Wasn't it your husband who told you about the coal mine?
You said he's always just playing around,
but the men who go to the noh chanting
and tea ceremonies are all men who
have big businesses.
He could hear some important things while he's there.
Is that right?
I thoughts I married into a family, but
without the restraints of the family, I have
to treasure my husband the most from now on.
Is that right?
At the time, neither Hatsu nor Asa realized...
The darkness that was hidden deep within Sobei's heart.
You won't be home?
Are you going on a journey somewhere?
Yes... I was thinking of going to Kyushu once.
You mean a woman like you going to Kyushu by yourself?
I've thought about it, but coal mining is the
only business I can think of.
Proof of the pudding is in the eating...
I thought it might be better to see what
coal and coal mining is all about once.
I'm appalled.
That's right... This is totally different from
going off to Kyoto or to Nara...
But Kano-ya has to make money.
Unless we rebuild this family business,
I feel as though I wouldn't be fulfilling my duty as
the bride of this family.
You can't go.
Going to the coal mine is a man's job...
I can't let you go to a dangerous place like that, can I?
That's not true.
I'm sure it's safe.
I've been studying about business, and I really
enjoy doing business.
I want to make a lot of money, so I can bring
Kano-ya back to being the top Naniwa merchant.
And when I think that well be doing something
new that no one else is doing, it makes my heart dance.
I told you no, so you can't do this.
You're a business fanatic.
I don't want Kano-ya to go out of business
during your generation.
I think Asa might be able to do this.
Father!
Dad! What are you saying?
I won't allow it no matter what anyone says.
I won't either...
If you insist on going to a place like that, then
divorce Shinjiro before you go.
Well said, Mom.
In any case, I absolutely won't allow you to do this.
The next morning, Asa...
I can't do it.
You want me to go to Yokohama?
Yokohama?
That's right. The government wants you to leave your post
in Osaka and take the post of finance and accounting officer in Yokohama.
What are you saying?
A finance and accounting officer?
Mr. Okubo left me with a message for you
saying that he wants you to come to Yokohama
and serve our country for the sake of building a new Japan.
Isn't it for the sake of our country that we need to nurture Osaka?
We can't continue to center everything in Tokyo.
For the sake of Japan, we need one or two big towns.
I was just attempting to do that here.
We're not getting anywhere.
Mr. Godai!
I'll have to admit that Mr. Godai's ideas will
be to our benefit, but when he throws in those foreign words...
That's it.
Speak of the devil...
Mr. Godai is here.
Mr. Godai. We're counting on you again today.
What's wrong?
Mr. Godai!
You're someone we need here in Osaka.
Yokohama might be important, too, but...
There's no one who knows about doing business with
the western countries besides you who can guide Osaka...
Please... Come back to Osaka.
Mr. Godai?
Are you going to Yokohama?
You can't do that.
That's right.
You're the only who's westernized and
who thinks about the good of Osaka.
Isn't that right?
Everyone... Thank you so much.
I promise that I, Saisuke Godai, will come back
for the sake of Osaka.
Just what we'd expect of you, Mr. Godai.
What's wrong, Ohatsu?
Lately, I've been feeling nauseous all the time.
Do you think there's something wrong?
Don't tell me...
Don't tell me...!
Are you...!
Of all times for this to happen.
What's wrong?
Mother?
It's a baby... You're going to have a baby.
Why now?
We have nothing to pass on to an heir.
My husband...?
Sis!
Is something wrong?
Have you seen my husband?
He's not around, is he?
I wonder if he's still out selling his vegetables.
Look at that!
This is...
Sobei disappeared that day.
Sis?
Are you okay?
What's wrong?
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