Ochoyan (おちょやん) is a Japanese television drama series and the 103rd Asadora series, following Yell. It premiered on November 30, 2020 and concluded on May 15, 2021. It is based on the life of Chieko Naniwa.
Chiyo Takei (Hana Sugisaki) was born to a poor family in Osaka Prefecture’s Minamikawachi district at the of the Meiji era. Her mother died when she was still a child, and she lived with her father Teruo and younger brother. Although Chiyo could not be put through elementary school, she has the gift of the gab and quick wit. At the age of 9, she starts working as a servant in Dotonbori and comes across the theatre world which immediately captivates her. Chiyo’s desire to become an actress grows stronger by the day. She eventually runs away and heads to Kyoto where she throws herself into acting.
The filming began on April 2, 2020, but on April 7, NHK decided the suspension of shooting for the new series after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe proclaimed a one-month state of emergency for Tokyo and other prefectures.[1][2] The shooting was resumed on June 24.[3] Since then, it has been recorded in accordance with NHK "Drama Production Manual for Preventing New Coronavirus Infection", and although the recording schedule has been significantly delayed, it has not considered changing the script or shortening the broadcasting period. The series announced that it will premiered on November 30, after previously being delayed from original on September 28 due to the pandemic.[4]
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Ochoyan おちょやん is a Japanese television drama series and the 103rd Asadora series following Yell It premiered on November 30 2020 and concluded on May 15 2021 It is based on the life of Chieko Naniwa OchoyanOriginal titleおちょやんGenreDramaWritten byHiroyuki YatsuDirected byYoshiro NagisawaMakoto BonkobaraStarringHana Sugisaki Ryo Narita Jun Nagura Hidetoshi Hoshida Yōko Ishino Keiko Miyata Emma Miyazawa Tadashi Nishikawa Ayaka Higashino Ai Yoshikawa Junko Abe Ryuya Wakaba Tengai Shibuya Mayumi Wakamura Haruka Igawa Tortoise Matsumoto Nakamura Ganjirō IV Ryoko ShinoharaNarrated byKichiya KatsuraOpening theme Nakiwarai no Episode by Motohiro HataComposerHajime SakitaCountry of originJapanOriginal languageJapaneseNo of episodes115ProductionExecutive producersShōichi SakuraiRitsuji KumanoProducerShunpei MurayamaRunning time15 minutesProduction companyNHK OsakaReleaseOriginal networkNHKOriginal releaseNovember 30 2020 2020 11 30 May 15 2021 2021 05 15 Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 2 1 Takei family 2 2 Dotonbori people 2 3 Comedy people 2 4 Kamigata theater people 2 5 People from Kyoto 2 6 People in movie theater 2 7 People from Kawachi 2 8 Others 3 Production 4 References 5 External linksPlot EditChiyo Takei Hana Sugisaki was born to a poor family in Osaka Prefecture s Minamikawachi district at the of the Meiji era Her mother died when she was still a child and she lived with her father Teruo and younger brother Although Chiyo could not be put through elementary school she has the gift of the gab and quick wit At the age of 9 she starts working as a servant in Dotonbori and comes across the theatre world which immediately captivates her Chiyo s desire to become an actress grows stronger by the day She eventually runs away and heads to Kyoto where she throws herself into acting Cast EditTakei family Edit Hana Sugisaki as Chiyo Takei Nono Maida as young Chiyo Tortoise Matsumoto as Teruo Takei Chiyo s father Emma Miyazawa as Kuriko Takei Chiyo s step mother Yuki Kura as Yoshiro Takei Chiyo s younger brother Hinata Aruta as young YoshioDotonbori people Edit Ryoko Shinohara as Shizu Okada a landlady of Okayasu theater Jun Nagura as Sōsuke Okada Shizu s husband Ayaka Higashino as Mitsue Okada Shizu and Sōsuke s only daughter Yumi Kishida as young Mitsue Keiko Miyata as Hana Okada Shizu s mother Yōko Ishino as Kiku Tomikawa a landlady of Fukutomi theater Hideaki Okajima as Fukumatsu Tomikawa Kiku s husband Takuya Inoue as Fukusuke Tomikawa Kiku and Fukumatsu s only son Kazuma Matsumoto as young Fukusuke Kaoru Kusumi as Kame Shiori Doi as Fujiko Sawa Nimura as Setsuko Chisa Furuya as Tama Masumi Tange as Tsubaki Ren Sawaki as Hodan Kurumi Fujimoto as AyameComedy people Edit Ryo Narita as Ippei Amami Chiyo s husband Tōma Nakasu as young Ippei Motohiko Shigeyama as Tenkai Amami Ippei s father Hidetoshi Hoshida as Sennosuke Suganoya Itsuji Itao as Mantarō Suganoya Tadashi Nishikawa as Kumada Haru Konishi as Tōko AsahinaKamigata theater people Edit Nakamura Ganjirō IV as Ōyama Tsuruzō Haruka Igawa as Yuriko Takashiro an actress Mayumi Wakamura as Chidori Yamamura Rio Asumi as Ruriko Takamine Kantarō Soganoya as Masanori Oyamada Eiji Kochō as Appare Suganoya Noriyuki Otsuka as Tokkuri Suganoya Ryotaro Okawa as Yōjirō Urushibara Kiyo Matsumoto as Kaori Ishida Ryutarō Sakaguchi as Hyakkuri SuganoyaPeople from Kyoto Edit Kazuhiko Nishimura as Kiyoshi Miyamoto an owner of Kinema cafe Ai Yoshikawa as Mari Uno a Kinema female employee Junko Abe as Yōko Wakasaki an aspiring actress Emi Kurara as Kiyoko Yabuuchi a member of Chidori Yamamura Ichiza People in movie theater Edit Ryuya Wakaba as Shinji Kogure an assistant director Seiji Rokkaku as Heihachi Katagane the chief of Tsurukame studio Shibuya Tengai III as Moriya a security guard Jun ya Kawashima as George Honda a director First Summer Uika as Mika Honda an actress Akari Kizuki as Yayoi Tōyama an actressPeople from Kawachi Edit Koichi Kurokawa as Tatsuo Kobayashi Yoshikazu Kiuchi as Mr Tamai Mitsuo Sagawa as Minegishi president of a glass factoryOthers Edit Muga Tsukaji as Ataro Hanaguruma Ōshirō Maeda as Kanji Matsushima Kichiya Katsura as Kurogo also as narrator Production EditThe filming began on April 2 2020 but on April 7 NHK decided the suspension of shooting for the new series after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe proclaimed a one month state of emergency for Tokyo and other prefectures 1 2 The shooting was resumed on June 24 3 Since then it has been recorded in accordance with NHK Drama Production Manual for Preventing New Coronavirus Infection and although the recording schedule has been significantly delayed it has not considered changing the script or shortening the broadcasting period The series announced that it will premiered on November 30 after previously being delayed from original on September 28 due to the pandemic 4 References Edit 日本放送協会 大河ドラマと連続テレビ小説 収録休止期間を延長 新型コロナ NHKニュース Retrieved 2020 11 29 杉咲花のＮＨＫ次期朝ドラ収録休止 麒麟ー も延長 ドラマ 日刊スポーツ nikkansports com in Japanese Retrieved 2020 11 29 NHK 杉咲花主演の次期朝ドラ おちょやん 6月24日にロケで収録再開 放送開始日は未定 MANTANWEB まんたんウェブ in Japanese Retrieved 2020 11 29 日本放送協会 連続テレビ小説 放送日程見直しのお知らせ ドラマトピックス in Japanese Retrieved 2020 11 29 External links EditOfficial website in Japanese Ochoyan at IMDbPreceded byYell AsadoraNovember 30 2020 May 15 2021 Succeeded byOkaeri Mone Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ochoyan amp oldid 1080764080, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
