Come Come Everybody

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Come Come Everybody
Come Come Everybody main poster.jpg
Promotional poster
Original titleカムカムエヴリバディ
GenreDrama
Written byYuki Fujimoto
Directed byMojiri Adachi
Shinichiro Hashizumea
Kazufumi Matsuoka
Takamasa Izunami
Starring
Narrated byYu Shirota
Opening theme"Aldebaran" by Ai
ComposerTakahiro Kaneko
Country of originJapan
Original languageJapanese
Production
Executive producersReijiro Horinouchi
Masaru Sakurai
ProducersYuya Kasai
Kana Hashimoto
Asuka Saito
Running time15 minutes
Production companyNHK Osaka
Release
Original networkNHK
Original releaseNovember 1, 2021 (2021-11-01)
External links
Website

Come Come Everybody (カムカムエヴリバディ) is a Japanese television drama series and the 105th NHK Asadora series, following Okaeri Mone. It premiered on November 1, 2021.[1] The story is about 100 years-old family, three generations, Yasuko (grandmother), Rui (mother), and Hinata (daughter) who worked with a radio English course during the Shōwa, Heisei, and Reiwa eras. The drama is set in Okayama, Osaka and Kyoto.[2]

Plot[]

The story is about a three-generation family, Yasuko (grandmother), Rui (mother) and Hinata (daughter) who worked with a radio English course during the Shōwa, Heisei, and Reiwa eras. While facing the challenges of the Shōwa, Heisei, and Reiwa eras, the three find their own way of life in love, work, and marriage. The story unfolds in a heroine relay system.[2]

Yasuko Tachibana was born in Okayama City in 1925, the year when Japan began radio broadcasts. Yasuko grew up in a warm family who owns a Japanese sweets shop in the shopping district of Okayama city. Her family wished her to inherit the shop but war changed her fate. Her story is Japanese sweets and baseball-themed.[2]

Yasuko's daughter, Rui's story begins in Osaka in 1955 with jazz as its theme. Rui separates from her mother for some reason and opens the way to live under her own will and power, even though she is hurt and lost. Rui hates her mother and English.[2]

Meanwhile the story of Hinata, Rui's daughter and Yasuko's granddaughter, sets off in Kyoto in 1965 as a historical drama. Unlike her grandmother, Hinata was born in a peaceful time, and is a sweetheart. Hinata is a little useless but she plays an important role in this three-generation family story.[2]

Cast[]

Heroines[]

  • Mone Kamishiraishi as Yasuko Tachibana / Yasuko Kijima [3]
    • Ibuki Amimoto as young Yasuko[4]
  • Eri Fukatsu as Rui Kijima, Yasuko's daughter[3]
    • Misaki Nakano as young Rui (from age three to five)[5]
    • Rin Furukawa as young Rui (age seven)[5]
  • Rina Kawaei as Hinata, Rui's daughter and Yasuko's granddaughter[3]
    • Chise Niitsu as young Hinata[6]

Tachibana Family[]

Kijima Family[]

  • Yasunori Danta as Senkichi Kijima[7]
  • YOU as Midori Kijima, Senkichi's wife[7]
  • Hokuto Matsumura as Minoru Kijima, Senkichi's elder son / Yasuko's husband[7]
  • Nijiro Murakami as Isamu Kijima, Senkichi's younger son / Yasuko's friend[7]
  • Yui Okada as Yukie, Kijima family's helper[7]
  • Kanoko Nishikawa as Tami Murano, Kijima family's helper[8]

People from Shopping Street[]

  • Karin Ono as Kinu Mizuta, Yasuko's friend[7]
  • Goe Asagoe as Uhei Mizuta, the owner of Mizutaya tofu shop[7]
  • Megumi Komaki as Hanako Mizuta, Uhei's wife[9]
  • Keisuke Horibe as Kichibee Akanishi, the owner of Akanishi hardware shop,[9] and adult Kichiemon.[10]
  • Mai Miyajima as Kiyoko Akanishi, Kichibee's wife[9]
  • Seiichiro Nakagawa as Kichiemon Akanishi, Kichibee's son[9]
  • Yūki Tokunaga as Kichinojō Akanishi, Kichibee's grandson[11]
  • Masanori Sera as Teiichi Yanagisawa, the owner of Dippermouth Blues cafe[9]
  • Tomoya Maeno as Kenichi Yanagisawa, Teiichi's son[9]
  • Oideyasu Oda as Shinpei Morioka[11]

Others from Okayama[]

  • Masashi Sada as Tadaichi Hirakawa, an English radio lecturer[9]
  • as Robert Rosewood, an Expeditionary Army Officer / American man who loves Yasuko[9]
  • Mahiru Konno as Sumiko Ogawa, a housewife[9]
  • Yuu Tokui as Kowamote no Tanaka, a debt collector[9]
  • Midori Wakai as Ogura Kuma, a Minoru's Boarding House landlord[9]
  • Sō Takei as Kanda Takeshi, a imperial soldier[9]

People in Osaka[]

Others[]

Production[]

This is the first time in the history of a serial television novel that three actresses play the three main characters as different heroines. The heroine baton will be passed down to the next generation in a relay system.[2]

The title Come Come Everybody is the title of the opening song of the NHK Radio English course, commonly known as "kamu kamu eigo" by Tadaichi Hirakawa, that once dominated Japan immediately after the end of the war. When the lyrics "Come come everybody" and the melody of the Japanese children's song "Shojoji no Tanukibayashi" started, children and elderly people all over Japan were hooked and encouraged by the cheerful voice. It conveyed Hirakawa's desire to "brighten" the dark postwar Japan. The title was made with the wish that the slogan "Come Come Everybody" would be a power word to open up the future to live in the present.[2]

Mone Kamishiraishi and Rina Kawaei were selected as heroines through an audition which received 3061 applicants.[3] Eri Fukatsu was chosen by NHK. This is Mone Kamishiraishi and Eri Fukatsu's first appearance in an asadora. Rina Kawaei already appeared in the asadora Toto Neechan (2016).

On July 21, 2021, it was announced that the broadcast would start on November 1, 2021.[1] On September 27, it was announced that the theme song for Come Come Everybody would be "Aldebaran", a song recorded by Japanese-American singer-songwriter Ai that is set to be released on November 1, 2021. The song was written by Naotarō Moriyama and features arrangements by Neko Saito.[14] On October 7, 2021, the main poster of the drama was released. The poster photo was taken by photographer Takehide Niitsubo. The theme of the three heroines is "Family Tree", and it is expressed through an image of a family photo that transcends three generations of parents and children.[15]

TV schedule[]

Week Episodes Title Directed by Original airdate Rating
1 1–5 1925–1939 Mojiri Adachi November 1–5, 2021 15.5%
2 6–10 1939–1941 November 8–12, 2021 16.0%
3 11–15 1942–1943 Shin'ichirō Hashizume November 15–19, 2021 15.7%
4 16–20 1943–1945 Mojiri Adachi November 22–26, 2021 16.5%
5 21–25 1946–1948 Shin'ichirō Hashizume November 29– December 3, 2021 17.0%
6 26–30 1948 Daisuke Futami December 6–10, 2021 17.0%
7 31–35 1948–1951 Shin'ichirō Hashizume and Mojiri Adachi December 13–17, 2021 16.9%
8 36–40 1951–1962 Mojiri Adachi December 20–24, 2021 17.1%
9 41–42 1962 December 27–28, 2021 17.1%
10 43–47 Kazufumi Matsuoka January 3–7, 2022 15.4%
11 48–52 1962–1963 Takamasa Izunami January 10–14, 2022 17.2%
12 53–57 1963–1964 Kazufumi Matsuoka January 17–21, 2022 17.6%
13 58–62 1964–1965 Mojiri Adachi January 24–28, 2022 18.0%
14 63–67 1965–1976 Daisuke Futami January 31– February 4, 2022 18.1%
15 68–72 1976–1983 Shin'ichirō Hashizume February 7– 11, 2022 17.6%
16 73–77 1983 February 14– 18, 2022 17.6%
17 78–82 1983–1984 Mojiri Aadachi February 21– 25, 2022 17.1%
18 83–87 1984–1992 Shin'ichirō Ishikawa February 28– March 4, 2022 17.2%
19 88–92 1992–1993 Kazufumi Matsuoka March 7– 11, 2022 17.1%
20 93–97 1993–1994 Mojiri Aadachi March 14– 18, 2022

References[]

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