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Asa used the lessons she learned
in running a coal mine, and
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at the new coal mine, she
never failed to do all the
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detailed inspections herself.
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{\an8}OSAKA
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When she returned to Osaka,
she had lively debates with
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her fellow merchants, and
burned with enthusiasm
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so she didn't miss anything
in the changing times...
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Eight years from now, we'll have
what's called the National Diet.
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Times are changing
quickly, aren't they?
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And...
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I'm back!
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Asa!
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I have news. Big news!
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Is something wrong?
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Kisuke wrote to let us know
that they've found that
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the coal mine you bought
has lots of coal...
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You were right about it.
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It's something
to celebrate.
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My husband!
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My wife is no ordinary
wife, after all.
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You're an exceptional wife.
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Stop it!
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Oh, my!
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Welcome home.
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Come here, Chiyo.
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What a relief.
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She really is a lucky lady.
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She really is.
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Chiyo... I'm going
to work harder...
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Asa ga Kita
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Week 15
"Osaka's Great Benefactor"
Episode 90
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Original Story:
Chieko FURUKAWA
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Screenwriter:
Mika OMORI
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Music by:
Yuuki HAYASHI
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Theme Song: "365 Nichi no Kamihikouki"
Sung by: AKB48
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Narrator:
Keiko SUGIURA
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Asa Shirooka:
HARU
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Shinjiro Shirooka:
Hiroshi TAMAKI
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Tomoatsu Godai:
Dean FUJIOKA
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Gansuke:
Takaya YAMAUCHI
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Ume:
TOMOCHIKA
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Eizaburo Shirooka:
Akito KIRIYAMA
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Miwa:
Sumika NONO
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Yono Shirooka:
Jun FUBUKI
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Hatsu Mayuyama:
Aoi MIYAZAKI
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Is that right?
They found coal?
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They'll be able to get even
more than the old mine.
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Asa is so enthusiastic that she's
talking about buying more mines.
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I'm glad.
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Isn't it about time, Shin-chan?
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Did you know that there's going
to be a spinning mill in Osaka?
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I heard that we may be
able to make thread
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cheaper than the ones
imported from abroad.
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You have your ears to
the ground as usual.
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Coal is good, but I'm sure the thread
making industry will catch on, too.
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You should check into it
right away, Shin-chan.
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How about it?
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No... I have no interest
in business...
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But, Tomo-chan?
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Up until now, even if my
dad or my mom or Asa
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said anything to me...
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I never once thought that
I needed to work or
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to earn more money.
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Not even once?
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No... Not even once.
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But when my daughter asked me....
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Why? Why don't you work, Dad?
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When she says that to me,
I feel as though someone
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stabbed me right here...
Cutting me to the bone.
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To the bone?
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That's right. It's the first
time it's happened to me.
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It's not funny.
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It might sound ridiculous,
but a father wants his
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daughter to think of him
as an upstanding and great man.
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There's no mistake.
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That's what a man is.
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It's unbearable.
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Shinjiro...
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How about playing with me?
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It's been a while,
hasn't it?
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That's true...
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Having a mother who works
and having a father like that
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is a little... No... It might
be very strange...
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That's so true...
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If you ask me why, I'd like
to ask why myself.
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Is that right?
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That's right.
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I'm so sorry...
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In the past, I used to
tell your dad and
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mom to do things this
way or that way,
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but now, I just let it go.
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Every married couples has ways
that are most fitting for them...
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If they're both listening
to what they're saying
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and they're both there
for each other, that
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might be one way
of doing things.
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You may not understand...
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No, I don't.
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That's okay. It would be
strange if you could
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understand that right
away at your age.
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Excuse me...
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Mom!
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Did you finish your work?
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You haven't slept,
have you, Asa?
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I'm okay.
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The Girls' Day dolls your
Imai family sent us
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really are lavish
aren't they?
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I've never seen dolls this
beautiful before.
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Thank you.
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Chiyo... Can I help, too?
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This is the first time, I'm putting
the dolls on display with you.
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What are you saying?
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Last year, I was at the
coal mine, but when
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you were one and two years old,
we put them up together.
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You just don't remember.
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When I was little, I always put
them up with my big sister.
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The one in Wakayama?
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That's right. The one
in Wakayama.
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She grows oranges...
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Come to think of it, she
told me once...
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Even the dolls experience
different things, and
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grow stronger... That's how
they find happiness.
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I never thought both me and
my sister would turn out like that.
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Unlike me, you're more feminine,
so the dolls really suit you.
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You're like a little
Girls' Day doll.
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I'm no good... From the time I was
little, I used to swing the dolls around.
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That's right... You're
like The Emperor doll.
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The Emperor doll?
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Rather than the Empress doll,
you're like the Emperor doll.
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The Emperor doll?
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The days went by...
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Just as Godai said, the government
established the Bank of Japan...
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Preparing for the modem
financial system.
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Has it been a year
since then?
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I want to drink 'ramune'
(lemon soda) Chiyo
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It's a nice dream
for a child...
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Asa... Do you have a minute?
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This is last year's Tanabata decorations.
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I wanted to show it to you
when you had time, but
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I never could find
the right time.
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Is that right? I'm sorry.
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Chiyo really did a good
job in making that.
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I remember this... She really
did do a good job of making this.
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This year, she did an even
better job of making it.
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I pray that I can spend lots
of time playing with Mom.
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I'm sorry, Chiyo.
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Asa cried.
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Lately, I've been thinking
that Shinjiro isn't just a
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man who watches
over his wife...
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That he's a man who can
do something bigger...
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No... He's a man who
just watches over her.
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I think that's what
Shinjiro would say.
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He hates to be thought
of that way...
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I see...
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But... I've always thought that...
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It's not only because he's nice
that he charms people.
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I see...
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I'll talk to you later.
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Mr. Godai! Are you okay?
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Not so loud...
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I'm okay...
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But...
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Don't tell me...?
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Please... keep this a secret.
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Get a little closer...
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It's so exciting to
take a picture.
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Is it true that I can't move?
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Don't move... Don't move until
the photographer says it's okay.
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I don't have confidence.
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I'm going to take it now.
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Chiyo... Smile!
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Ready?
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Already?
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Don't move!
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