▲The seventh episode of the TV series "Sakura of the Contemporary Period" starring Mitsuki Takahata (Japanese TV station, 10 pm on Wednesday) will be aired on November 20, with an average viewership rate of 12.2% (Kanto Region TV Program Survey). It exceeded the fifth episode's r

0 The seventh episode of the TV series "Sakura of the Contemporary Period" starring Takahata Mitsuki ( Japanese TV , 10 pm on Wednesday) was aired on November 20, with an average viewership rate of 12.2% (Kanto Region TV Program Survey). It exceeded the fifth episode's ratings of 11.8%, becoming the best result since the show was aired and maintained double digits for 4 weeks.

The script of this drama is led by the well-known screenwriter Kazuhiko Yukawa, who has created original works such as "Kahoko in the Greenhouse" (July 2017), "The Housekeeper Mida", and "The Queen's Classroom" (both broadcasted by Japanese TV stations). In the play, Takahata plays the protagonist Sakura Kitano, who has a "stupid sense of integrity". The plot tells the story of her ten years spent with her partners Yuri Tsukimura (played by Hashimoto), Aoi Kiku (played by Shinda Masasuke), Kikuo Kiku (played by Dragon Star), Rentaro Doi (played by Okayama Teno) and others during the same period of the construction of the Hanama Village.

Episode 7, time comes in November 2015, and the bridge on the island, Sakura's dream hometown, finally started construction. After construction started, the foundation was weaker than expected, so the foundation needed to be laid deeper to carry out the project intact, but this caused uneasiness among the islanders. Therefore, Kurokawa (Shinata Shiina), who was promoted from the Ministry of Personnel to the executive officer, called Sakura and asked her to go to the briefing meeting to persuade the islanders. The day before the briefing was held, in order to meet Sakura's hometown, the partners of the same period also went there and visited Sakura's grandfather, Tsukayama Masato (played by Tsukayama Masato)'s home...

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