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And finally in 1888, Kano-ya...
What are you doing, Mom?
What do you mean?
I'm just getting ready.
What a surprise! So you finally ordered a dress?
I ordered it just for this day.
I can't have people calling me that
mistress who's like a sumo wrestler or growing a
beard, so people won't be able to trust me.
And since you're always telling me, I even tried
putting a little bit of make-up.
What do you think? How do I look?
It doesn't look good on you at all.
She ran off!
Chiyo! Chiyo!
Hurry, and change!
Today's an important day.
It really looks good on you, Asa.
You look like a noblewoman in one of those woodblock prints.
Thank you. You're the only one who says such sweet things to me.
But this really is easy to walk in.
It sure is.
I'll walk, too.
Let's walk.
Asa ga Kita
Week 17 "My Final Duty" Episode 102
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
Gansuke: Takaya YAMAUCHI
Ume: TOMOCHIKA
Eizaburo Shirooka: Akito KIRIYAMA
Chiyo Shirooka: Fuuka KOSHIBA
Chiyo Shirooka (child): Rio SUZUKI
Miwa: Sumika NONO
Izumi Narusawa: Koji SETO
Heijuro Yamazaki: Shigeo TSUJIMOTO
Eiichi Shibusawa: Yuji MIVAKE
Yono Shirooka: Jun FUBUKI
Hatsu Mayuyama: Aoi MIYAZAKI
In 1888, money changer, Kano-ya became Kano Bank.
Congratulations!
Thank you, Yamaya.
I see we're all here. Let's do it.
We're going to close it Osaka style.
A show of hands, everyone.
Clap your hands.
Once more.
Both hands, three times.
Are these goldfish?
This morning, a goldfish peddler went by, so
I bought them for you, Chiyo.
Thank you, Grandma.
You did?
Don't tell Asa.
When Chiyo was going to buy one, Oasa
told her that even though we're doing well right
now, we don't know when we could lose it all, so
Kano-ya's daughter mustn't be extravagant.
That's right.
It's the opposite of when I was growing up...
The daughter of a large store should always
be dressed beautifully.
That's so true.
Chief Clerk...? Are you going on a journey somewhere?
Yes...
Chiyo... Don't you care for your mother?
I really didn't care for her...
I never did care for her.
And yet, there was something about
her that was so enjoyable.
Be sure you watch your mother at work.
Gansuke! Wait a minute.
Wait! You're not going to leave, are you?
TOKYO
To think we're in an era when a woman would establish a bank.
OSAKA KANO BANK OPENS
WAKAYAMA, MAYAUYAMA FAMILY
Congratulations, Asa.
That's really great.
Asa, Eizaburo, and all of the workers at Kano Bank made
the effort to do what the god of banks, Eiichi Shibusawa
taught them, and worked to gain people's trust.
Excuse me... Hello. I'm from Kano Bank.
Kano-ya... Thank you for coming.
Not at all.
You want to build a classroom?
I thought we could build a place where the workers
at Kano Bank and Kano Commerce can go to
learn about business after they finished work.
I'm thinking of having you be the teacher, Hei-san.
And we could invite someone from outside once in a while.
Since I was little, Dad and Gansuke taught me a lot,
and it was really useful.
But will everyone pay a tuition to learn something like that?
No... The company will pay for their education.
The company will pay?
We mustn't be stingy... Education is important.
I'm sure we'll get a return on it many times over.
All right. I'll be leaving now. Let's not waste this.
I'll be leaving, too.
Thank you.
Please come again.
Speaking of education, the prime minister,
Mr. Shibusawa and others feel that girls need to
have higher education, too.
So they set up the Institution for Women's Education, and
opened a school, didn't they?
That's right. I have to hand it to Mr. Shibusawa...
He's quick to do things.
What about Shinjiro? Did he go to Amagasaki again?
He's busy trying to establish the company there.
That's nice but it's lonely.
That's true.
When I see young couples like that, I envy them.
At the beginning, there were nothing but men coming
here, but lately, I'm finally getting customers like that.
Speaking of my husband, I went to Amagasaki
once to see the place.
I wondered what kind of company the men from
the Noh chanting group were establishing.
And there were about 30 well-known Osaka
businessmen gathered there.
And my husband was being thrown up in the air, and
it seems he's going to be the company's first president.
Shinjiro is going to be a company president again?
That's right... I wonder if he's going to be okay.
I'm sure he'll be okay.
You know how much trust people have in him, so
if he's in trouble, someone will step in to help him.
He seems to just naturally have the trust that I've
been working so hard to build.
I wonder why.
That's right... I have an unusual confection, so
if you want, you can give it to Chiyo as a present.
Thank you.
Confection...? I have to make sure she brushes her teeth.
You quit your job?
I wondered why you suddenly came back from Niigata...!
It can't be helped...
IZUMI NARUSAWA
Being a school principal and a minister, I don't have time for my own education.
NARUSAWA'S WIFE KANAE
I know, but...
After Mr. Sawayama and Mr. Niijima from Doshima
helped to get you the position...
I'm...
...thinking of going to America to study.
A WOMAN'S DUTY BY IZUMI NARUSAWA
I want to study in earnest to make my dream a reality.
He looks like he really enjoys eating.
Asa and this man whose eyes are sparkling with a dream
will have a fateful encounter several years later...
But that's not going to be for a little while yet.
Then three years after the bank opened...
Kano Bank had become one of the top ten
big banks in Osaka.
And Kano Commerce, the trading section of Kano Bank
was also doing well.
Eizaburo and Sachi now had a daughter...
KANO BANK PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
They had a new home nearby
where they lived as a family.
Eizaburo asked Yono to come and live with them, but...
I want to live here where I have all my memories
of my husband...
But... Our house is bigger, and we put in all the
latest designs, so it'll be a lot easier on you...
I appreciate it, but it's just so hard for me to leave here.
And besides, I'm worried about Chiyo...
Chiyo?
I'm sorry, Mom... It's because Asa and Chiyo are...
Chiyo's closest to me.
That's so true.
So I have to stay with her until she's a little older.
And Shinjiro wasn't only the president of Kano Commerce,
but the first president of the Hanshin Spinning Mill...
He was gradually becoming well-known in the Osaka financial circles.
Are you getting together here again?
Didn't you say you were coming home early today, so you can
verify and sigh off on our income and expenses?
You're right. I'm sorry.
And of course, it was Asa who was prodding him along.
KANO BANK BOARDROOM
Along with the bank, Asa
would go out to the Kyushu coal mines regularly,
and was working harder than ever.
Mistress Asa is really something.
Someone is coming to talk to her to write a story
about her in the newspaper...
She's getting to be even greater...
She hasn't changed that much inside...
That's so true...
What's so great about her?
Someone like her!
Chiyo!
As a woman, she's the
last woman I want to be like.
I see! That's fine
I just can't wait to see what kind of a woman
you turn out to be.
It's started again.
Are you two glaring at each other again?
Stop it!
That doesn't work.
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