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What beautiful oranges.
WAKAYAMA ARIDA
Here...
It's slippery over there, so be careful.
Okay.
Let me help.
It's okay... There's a certain trick to doing this.
And besides, didn't you come here to play and not to work?
Here...
That's right.
Since Asa knew how Ainosuke felt about business, her
feelings were complex.
Asa ga Kita
Week 19 "The Orange Season" Episode 110
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
Chiyo Shirooka: Fuuka KOSHIBA
Ainosuke Mayuyama: Daichi MORISHITA
Yonosuke Mayuyama: Daigo NISHIHATA
Nobu Tamura: Riho YOSHIOKA
Kiku Mayuyama: Hisako MANDA
Eitatsu Mayuyama: Takuro TATSUMI
Hatsu Mayuyama: Aoi MIYAZAKI
Hatsu...?
Yes?
Where did Sobei go today?
He took Shinjiro to Mr. Kurakake's place.
He said Mr. Kurakake's going to show him the sacred Shinto music and dance.
Is that right? Then that's perfect.
Asa?
You're in charge of what's called a bank now, aren't you?
That's right.
How was Ainosuke when he worked there?
Mother... Asa's here to play, so don't ask her things like that.
How was he?
Ainosuke was serious-minded and worked hard.
He worked with the apprentices to clean the hank, and helped the bank clerks.
Apprentices...?
How rude! Ainosuke's a child prodigy!
Stop it, Mother.
But Ainosuke was always at the head of his class, and did much
better than the village head's sons.
If he had been able to continue his studies, he would have
been better than anyone.
Please, Asa...
Won't you hire Ainosuke to work in your bank?
He always said he wanted to learn about business.
He said he really enjoyed working at Kano-ya.
I understand what the village head says, but
Ainosuke doesn't belong in Arida.
He's the son of Sanouji-ya.
He has a talent for business, it's such a waste to bury
him up here in the mountains because he belongs to the
village and what his parents want for him...
Please! Hire him.
Please fulfill his wish.
Grandma?
Ainosuke!
Tell her you want to work for her.
I'm sorry... I can't decide something like that on my own right now.
In that case... Never mind.
Let's go, Ainosuke. Let's go.
Let's go.
I'm sorry, Asa.
Mother wants Ainosuke to establish the Sanouji-ya name again...
Mother's been telling Ainosuke since he was little that he
should actually have been the heir to Sanouji-ya, the top
merchant in all of Osaka.
It seems somewhere deep down, it's what he wants.
Before he went to Osaka this last time...
Why did you abandon the money changing business?
I heard that Sanouji-ya was a money changer that was as good as Kano-ya.
So why abandon Osaka to become a farmer?
What are you saying?
Do you realize how your dad felt when he had to leave Osaka,
and choose this path in life?
Do you know how much hardship he suffered in order to clear
a place in this mountain, so he could grow oranges?
But I have no intention of spending the rest of my
life up here in the mountains growing oranges.
I...
...was so upset.
I'm sure he was just repeating what Mother told him, but...
To hear our son say things like that after what my
husband went through to finally make the decision
to take this path in life...
it really upset me.
Sis...
Ainosuke said...
He wants to be like you.
You're the little sister I'm proud of...
You not only protected the family, but you kept
making the business bigger and bigger.
You're a great entrepreneur.
But I...
I think that the whole family working together in the
mountain, growing delicious oranges is a path that's
just as good as the one you took.
Especially at this time of year...
It's hard work, but I really enjoy it.
The whole family picks the oranges, and
talks about all the things that happen during the
year it took to grow these oranges, and pick them so carefully...
It's hard labor, and my body hurts, but I love this time of the year the best.
To have the son I want to understand that the
most, not understand it, there's nothing more
upsetting than that.
I'm so upset.
I'm sorry... It's not your fault.
I didn't mean to say that to you.
But...
I'm surprised!
Whenever something happens to you, you just say that
that's just how it is, and accept it, but when it
comes to your own children, you look like that.
That's true... I can do something about
what's in my own heart, but it's hard to move
someone else's heart, isn't it?
That's true.
When that happened, Hatsu was more angry
than I was... I was so surprised.
I'm not as hurt as Hatsu seems to think.
After all, I got off the path that my parents laid out
for me, and my life is finally a lot easier.
That's true.
I know that taking the path that your parents
tell you to isn't always the best.
And being a farmer is really hard work.
Because I know how hard it is to run a business that
deals with money, I think this is a lot better, but...
But our kids don't know yet what's better.
But my dad and mom have gotten old.
Yonosuke is much too young yet.
And truth is that I can't manage this place with
me being the only male.
How unusual for you not to say anything, and tease me about it.
I was just thinking that you've grown into a
very respectable farmer and father without my even realizing it.
That's right. Thinking about the time when I used to
run around all the time, talking about money
it doesn't seem real to me.
I'm better suited for this. I don't need anything.
As long as I have my family here with me.
I wonder how my daughter's doing.
KYOTO SHIRAKWA GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL
Grandma... It's gotten cold. Now are you doing?
I'm enjoying my life here at school with my friends.
But...
The girl I'm sharing the room with won't talk to me again today.
Sharing a room with such an uninteresting girl...
I wish I had a more interesting girl sharing the room...
That was interesting.
I'm sorry! I finally finished reading this book.
Being able to borrow a book like this is just what you'd
expect of the well-known Shirakawa Girls' High School, isn't it?
I came to this girls' school to learn a new way of life for women
NOBU TAMURA
without relying on men.
What about you? Why did you come to this school?
What do you mean?
Rather than learning, I came here to train to become a bride.
Training to become a bride?
You're just as hopeless as I thought.
A hopeless woman?
That's right. You finally have a chance to learn, and yet all
you do is lay out all your kimono, and comb your hair...
It's no fun sharing a room with a girl with such low aspirations.
I have low aspirations?
The teacher said today in class that girls like you who only think about learning,
and talk about women's independence are destroying women's virtue.
That's because the teacher is old-fashioned.
What's wrong with a woman learning?
No! The teacher is right.
What's important in a girl's education isn't to make a person who's like
a man competent in the state of the world.
It's to learn the virtue of being a gentle woman who obeys.
No! From now on, women have to learn a lot, and devote
herself not to the home, but to our country.
That's very bold.
Depending on how hard she tries, a woman can become
as great as she wants.
I'm sure a woman like you wouldn't believe that.
This person has proven that.
This is the person that I admire from the bottom of my heart.
This is...?
Hatsu's little sister...
I need to talk to you.
What does Sobei have to say to Asa?
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