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Asa ga Kita
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Final Week
"A Soft Heart"
Final Episode
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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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Kisuke:
Hiroki MIYAKE
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Ume:
TOMOCHIKA
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Chiyo Shirooka:
Fuuka KOSHIBA
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Natsu:
Kaya KIYOHARA
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Izumi Narusawa:
Koji SETO
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Hatsu Mayuyama:
Aoi MIYAZAKI
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The next month, Hatsu came
to see Asa for Shinjiro's
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49th-day memorial service.
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Sis... Thank you for
coming so often.
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We're both alone now...
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What are you going
to do from now?
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Set-chan's younger brother
came home, so we have
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him taking care of half
of our mountain.
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Is that right?
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Tatsuo runs around a lot,
so he's a handful.
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So there's a lot to
keep me busy.
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That's nice... I...
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I'm thinking I'll at least
stay involved with the
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movement to advance
women's education.
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That might be a good idea.
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Just as my husband said,
if I don't keep moving,
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I'll fall over.
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That's true.
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Sis...?
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Were we able to protect
our families like Dad and
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Mom told us to that day?
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Yes, I think we did.
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We might have just...
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...walked down the path that
was right in front of us,
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but we were able to protect
what was dear to us.
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You're right.
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You're really something
else, after all, Sis...
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Your path was so rocky...
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That's true...
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But it was the
same for you.
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You did well.
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You did your best.
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So did you.
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We'll have to go on living for
a long time, won't we?
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That's right... We still
have a long way to go.
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Welcome home!
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Welcome home, Mom!
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I'm home!
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Tatsuo. Come back here.
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It'll be a little while longer
before the orange
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blossoms bloom, won't it?
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And it'll get busy
again, won't it?
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And during the busiest
harvesting time and
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such a cold time
of the year...
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It looks like our second
child will be born.
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Really?
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My husband... Did
you hear that?
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This Sanouji-ya family is just
getting started, isn't it?
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6 YEARS LATER
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Let's go.
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Nobu?
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Chiyo!
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So you finally came home
from your studies abroad!
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That's right.
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Tatsuko, Etsuko and Satsuko...
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You've all grown so much.
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Is that your fourth?
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That's right.
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I just came for a visit.
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Really?
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I'm living in Ashiya now.
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You're as passionate
as ever, aren't you?
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Oh, my! If it
isn't Nobu.
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A seminar?
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That's right.
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From now on, we're having
it at the villa every spring.
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We'll gather ambitious
women from the
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university and from
all over Japan...
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And have a seminar where
they can learn a lot of
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different things.
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Without worrying about
any formal structure,
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they can freely express
their opinions and
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devote themselves
to their studies.
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That's a good idea.
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If you don't mind, please
talk to them, too.
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About things that you
learned in America...
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I'd love to.
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You sure have a lot
of energy...
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Dad is saying, "Are you still
doing all those things?"
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I'm sure he is.
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There are still things
I need to do in
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this world, so he's
letting me live on.
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And in the spring...
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Asa held her seminar.
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{\an8}ASA'S BROTHER TADATSUGU'S
WIFE TOWA
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I thought I'd teach them
western cooking today.
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I'm going to talk to them about
women from other countries.
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Hello!
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That voice...
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Kisuke! And Natsu...
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It's been a long
time, Ume.
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She's going to
school in Tokyo.
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Thanks to my dad...
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{\an8}KISUKE'S DAUGHTER NATSU
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I'm going to study hard.
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Is that right? Isn't that nice?
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As you all know, I'm an
old lady born in the
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Kaei era in the Edo period.
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When I was young, we didn't
have telephones or mail...
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{\an8}EIZABURO'S ELDEST AND SECOND DAUGHTERS
SAE AND MASA
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We didn't even have horse-
drawn carriages or trains.
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If we wanted to communicate
with anyone, we had to put
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on leggings, and travel on foot
over several mountains...
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Lately, I'm sure they can't
imagine something like that, can they?
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And everything's become
so convenient now...
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So I don't think that
the past was better.
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But...
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I wonder why...
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I thought if our country
grew, that we'd all he
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so much happier...
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It's become a world where
it's so hard to live now.
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I wonder why...
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People are hurt in the war
with guns and cannons.
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The newspapers and public
opinion are always saying
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bad things about people.
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They only hurt people with
their selfish criticisms.
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The weapon we need to
make people happy isn't
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guns, cannons or criticisms.
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It's right here and here...
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Here? And here?
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That's right. You need an
excellent brain that can
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consider people's feelings,
and a soft heart.
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As long as we have that,
that's all we need.
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In that sense, women aren't
outdone by men...
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No... in fact, we can use
that power better than
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any man around.
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But my husband was a much
softer person than I am...
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So all of you young people....
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No matter what kind of
occupation you choose,
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or if you choose to get
married, as long as you
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have those two weapons, you
can be of use to others.
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You can be of use not only
to Japan but to the world
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in a lot of ways
in the future.
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So please don't be
disheartened,
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study hard and
do your best.
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Thank you, Ms. Shirooka.
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Let's take a short break,
and we'll listen to what
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Tamura has to say next.
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Okay.
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Mom?
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Asa!
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Thank you for
your hard work.
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You're working hard again
today, aren't you?
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I am... My dear husband.
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