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According to Japanese media reports on the 27th, the second episode of the TBS TV series "Titus's Ship" starring actor Ryoma Takeuchi (26 years old) was aired on the 26th, with an average viewership rate of 11.2% (according to a survey conducted by Video Research, limited to Kanto region). After the drama received a good rating of 11.1% in episode 1, it showed a steady upward trend overall.
TV series "Titus's Ship" is adapted from an original popular comic of the same name serialized in the youth comic magazine "Morning" (Published by Kodansha) from 2017 to 2019. The protagonist played by Ryoma Takeuchi is a young man named Shin Tamura. The play describes a human reasoning story about his commitment to tracking down the truth of the poisoning incident caused by his father in a snow-covered village 31 years ago. The beginning uses the method of time and space shuttle to bring the plot into the first year of Heisei before the case occurred. It then tells the story of Tamura Shin's determination to "change the past" in order to prevent the occurrence of this case and find the warm family of the past.
The protagonist Shin Tamura uses the time and space shuttle technology to return to the past and meets his parents. In the play, Ryohei Suzuki (36 years old) and Nana Eikura (31 years old) play the parents of Shin Tamura in the past. Tamura Shin’s current wife is played by Ueno Shuri (33 years old). In addition, powerful actors such as Ando Masato (44 years old), Kanjitani Shihori (33 years old), Masato (48 years old) and Yumi Aso (56 years old) play characters who have different clues to the truth of the incident.
Episode 3, Shin Tamura (played by Ryoma Takeuchi) who traveled to the first year of Heisei, and decided to reverse the past when "father Sano Fumigo (played by Ryohei Suzuki) was arrested for the poisoning incident in the village." Based on the notepad of Tamura Yuki (played by Ueno Shuri) he learned that a fire would occur in Tanaka Yoshio (played by Nakamoto)'s home three days later. Therefore, Tamura Shin reminded Tanaka family. He then found a notebook with two creepy girls painted on it. I immediately felt uneasy. Is the painting above also related to the case that occurred in Yinji Primary School? (きょうさん/translation)
