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Kisuke.
Actually, I...
Yes?
Actually I want to stay by my husband's side like
everyone else, take care of him, and someday, raise a child, too.
But right now, it seems the harder I try, the farther apart we are.
It's not my husband's fault.
I'm taking advantage of my husband's kindness.
My mother told me to hold my head up high
and live my life, but...
At this rate...
At this rate, I'm a failure as a bride.
I'm sorry!
You don't have to be sorry...
I'm sorry! That was a bit too much information for you, wasn't it?
No, it wasn't.
Forget about it Right now, we have to think about
the coal mine and the coal miners only.
No! You're a person...
You don't have to always be thinking so seriously
about the coal miners...
No... I care about the coal miners like my family.
Dear...!
Asa ga Kita
Week 9 "The Light from the Coal Mine" Episode 51
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
Tomoatsu Godai: Dean FUJIOKA
Kisuke: Hiroki MIYAKE
Ume: TOMOCHIKA
Toshimichi Okubo: Shuji KASHIWABARA
Miwa: Sumika NONO
Kazu: Yasuko TOMITA
Satoshi: Keishi NAGATSUKA
Jirosaku: Ginnojo YAMAZAKI
Genkichi Miyabe: Zen KAJIHARA
Yono Shirooka: Jun FUBUKI
Shokichi Shirooka: Masaomi KONDO
Ofuyu... How is everything in Osaka? Right now,
isn't it about the tame when they're having kabuki plays
on the boats going down Dotonbori?
Over here, it's a man's world where such
flamboyance is unheard of.
You can't imagine it, but in the coal mine, the
miners work hundreds of feet below the ground.
I just naturally brace myself with determination and...
It's just you, Young Mistress.
You scared me.
Good morning.
Good morning.
It's still dark, but it was morning.
They start early in the morning at the coal mine.
Wake up!
Hurry and wake up, and get into the mine!
Wake up!
Why are you just lying around?
The sun will come up.
My back hurts. Let me rest today.
What's that? Pretending to be sick now...
Are you trying to fool me?
If he's not feeling well...
You're an outsider! Stay out of this!
If you treat them kindly, the coal miners will
take advantage of you and get "sukabura" on you.
You idiot!
"Sukabura"?
Young Mistress! Don't interfere.
Hurry and get to work
I'm sorry, Boss... But...
"Sukabura" means they'll get lazy.
I know... Those miners are lazy to begin with.
That's why Satoshi is so strict with them.
And with miners if the group leader is a nice
person, they'll take advantage and won't be pushed into
working hard. I'll admit that Satoshi takes a big cut
for himself, but...
He's a good group leader.
The mountain people have their own way of doing things.
You can't just change things thoughtlessly.
So do you think I shouldn't try to reorganize the mine?
You may have to someday...
But I don't know...
...whether now is the time to do it.
I think now is the time.
Stop it, Boss Lady.
We don't want you to get hurt.
Everyone's working so hard, so I can't just
sit around and do nothing.
Besides, it's not just me who might get hurt...
It's the same for all of you, too.
Just what we'd expect of you, Boss Lady.
You look right at home dressed as an "okadashi" (person who
carries the coal out of the mine)...
For the miners' group that digs out the most coal,
Kano-ya will give a reward directly to the group.
It's a new system that's for all of your sakes.
I want you all to be treated equally well,
and for all of you to have the dream of
working for this coal mine and for your lives in the future.
I'm not taking away the work of the group leaders.
I want you to take charge in the mine and Kano-ya
will pay you for your work.
So please try to understand.
What does she mean?
That they won't be taking a cut?
That means our earnings will increase a lot.
GROUP LEADER FUKUTARO
If you have no objections...
All of you... Don't let her fool you.
Saying that everyone is equal... Is there
such a thing as being equal in this world?
As proof of that, we're the ones doing the
digging, but the one who holds the power
is Kano-ya, the one who has the money.
The world is all about money.
People with money are strong.
So don't you all be fooled.
These people are making the weak work for just a little
bit of money and trying to make a huge profit.
I'm just thinking of all of you.
Don't talk about being equal.
I won't let you rich people bring your
reasoning up here to the mountain.
That's right. We have our own way of doing things.
That's right.
Who do you all think is on your side...?
Me or Kano-ya?
If you listen to these people, you know
what will happen, so you'd better be prepared!
I wouldn't listen to what the rich people have to say.
That's right.
The group leader is right.
I knew it.
It's just as I said.
No one will listen.
What's going on?
Why?
Why?
Do you really want things to stay the way they are?
Why don't you find the courage to change things?
Instead of living from day to day, I want
you to have dreams.
We don't need dreams.
It's something only for the rich.
Let's go.
The coal miners wouldn't listen to what the young
mistress came up with for all of their sakes...
She's going through a lot of hardship.
It says they won't be home for a while.
Oasa was really looking forward to Shinjiro
playing the shamisen at the party.
What I do for my hobby doesn't matter.
Asa's working hard for the sake of this family.
I know, but...
It's okay. But I have to hand it to Kisuke...
Writing letters to you, Ofuyu...
Shinjiro...
Thank you, Dear.
Just what I'd expect of a geisha who used to be number one in Osaka.
Thank you.
I'm Miwa. Pleased to meet you.
I'm...
You're Tomoatsu Godai... You're Osaka's benefactor.
There's no one in Osaka who doesn't know your name, Mr. Godai.
I have to hand it to you.
This man isn't only Osaka's benefactor...
He's Japan's benefactor. Without Tomoatsu Godai, foreign
countries would have taken all of Japan's money.
You're exaggerating.
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR TOSHIMICHI OKUBO
Come back, Godai.
Come to Tokyo, and become Japan's lord of the treasury.
Meanwhile Asa had run into a wall of reality that no
amount of learning could break down.
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