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It hasn't grown that much, has it?
We just planted it.
Help me down.
Look at this.
It's still small, but it's a bud.
You're right. It's still so small... I wonder if the flower will bloom.
I don't know.
I never expected you choose a plum tree.
I thought for sure you'd pick the sacred bamboo (nandina) tree
that signifies turning misfortunes into good fortune...
The plum tree is the same as my click click abacus...
You knew it was made from a plum tree?
I did... Mom told me it was made from an unusual tree.
I couldn't forget how you danced around shaking
that click click abacus...
Is she dancing?
I wanted you to play with it to your hearts' content
so I had one made in Unshu that would give off a nice sound...
So that's why it made such a nice sound.
I love watching you use the abacus.
If you're retiring because of me, you're making a bad mistake.
What are you saying?
I worked more than enough.
I think I've worked two or three times more than anyone else.
I thought it was time to forget about business,
and spend some time together with you.
Does that mean...
...I'm more important to you than the business
that you love more than anything else,
Asa Shirooka?
That's right.
There couldn't possibly be anything that I care
more about than you.
I see...
If that's the case, it can't be helped, can it?
Please let me spend some time with you being your wife.
Asa...
Thank you.
Shinjiro... The doctor is here.
I'll be right there.
Mistress...
I'm sorry... Just because I said I'm quitting,
I don't want you to quit.
Never mind that... I'm sorry.
You have a visitor.
A visitor?
It's that student... In that letter.
Asa ga Kita
Final Week "A Soft Heart" Episode 153
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
Kisuke: Hiroki MIYAKE
Ume: TOMOCHIKA
Chiyo Shirooka: Fuuka KOSHIBA
Miwa: Sumika NONO
Heijuro Yamazaki: Shigeo TSUJIMOTO
Haru Hiratsuka: Yuko OSHIMA
I'm Haru Hiratsuka, a first year student at the
Hinode Women's University
I'm Yuka Takahashi.
I'm Nori Saito.
I've met you a number of times at the lectures, haven't I?
It must be cold outside. Thank you for coming.
Nobu Tamura told me that you said if I was unhappy
about something that I should come right out and tell you...
That it was cowardly to talk behind your back.
When I heard that, I couldn't contain my anger at being
called a coward, so I came here to Osaka.
Oh my!
In that case, let me tell you straight to your face.
I don't know how important you are being from an
Osaka banking family, but I have no intention of
being grateful to you or feel any respect for you for your
contributions toward women's education.
I read Mr. Narusawa's book, and couldn't wait to
get into the university.
I'm sick and tired of the founders who are well-known financiers
and politicians finding excuses to visit the university, looking down
their noses at Mr. Narusawa and the students catering to you.
When I listened to your lecture, it sounded to me like you're
saying that although you had no education, you've managed to
become quite successful... And we should be privileged to learn
from your passionate teachings, so we should show our gratitude to
you by becoming better students?
Your arrogance is all too apparent.
It's just too offensive.
We're all unanimous in thinking that the great
Ms. Asa Shirooka is nothing but a disgusting old woman.
I see...
Is that all you have to say?
Then let me have my say.
I never thought I'd see a girl like you.
You're still a bit immature and biased, but I have
to give you credit for having your own opinions and
being able to express them like this.
Haru Hiratsuka... You might turn out to be someone
of great importance someday.
I...
Do your best.
Please learn to your hearts' content.
Let's meet again at the autumn athletic day...
I'm planning to participate with the bicycle riding event with all of you.
What an interesting person.
Wasn't she?
What's so interesting?
She makes me so angry.
What an arrogant woman.
She may be arrogant or just plain rough, but without someone
to forge a path where there was no path, women like
you might not be able to speak so freely.
In the Edo period, someone like you would have been thrown into a prison.
I don't know anything about the Edo period.
I guess you wouldn't, would you?
But...
I'm glad I met her.
I'm going to become a new woman who's greater than she is.
This student, later known as Raicho Hiratsuka would
later found the magazine "Seito" (Blue Stocking)...
Proclaiming loudly that "in the beginning, woman was the sun,"
she participated in numerous women's movements.
Some new woman she is...
Doesn't she know the meaning of gratitude?
I never thought I'd hear you say that, Ochiyo.
Mom?
This time, I don't think I'll ever recover.
You mean you were actually depressed?
I thought I was doing it for the sake of the future
of women, but instead of being popular, she dislikes me that much.
I'm more surprised that you'd feel hurt because
of something like that.
Whether people dislike you or not, you'll say
what you want to, and you won't waver from
your beliefs... That's who you are.
Just hold your head high and be proud.
I guess you're right...
Except for your dad, I can't expect
anyone else to like me.
That's who I am.
I don't expect anything in return... If I can be
just a little stepping stone for the women of the
future, then that's all I need, isn't it?
That's right.
After that, Asa cut her ties completely with
her work, and just spent all her time with Shinjiro.
Lately, Miwa often comes to bring you confections
like this, doesn't she?
Chiyo's the one who's happier about it...
That's true. I guess deep down inside Miwa still cares for you...
You really are dense...
Dense?
The other day, when Miwa was over here...
Miwa-san!
It's time you dropped the "san" and just call me Miwa.
Pick that up.
And stop saying "hei."
Then what should I call you...
Just call me "omae" (you).
Like this...?
That's right. Shall we go?
My dear...
Is that true?
When did that happen?
Just eat a little bit.
Maybe it's because of all the confections, but
hasn't Chiyo gained a little weight?
That's because...
she's pregnant with her second child.
Really?
I'm so happy.
I'm feeling good today...
I'd like to play a little...
Shall we take a walk?
I know...
How about "that"?
All right. I'll bring it.
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