The Big 10 Japanese Dramas on MDL Un drama humano que dibujar los tiempos turbulentos de las personas Nacido en una familia pobre en la prefectura de Yamanashi, en el año de 1903 a la edad de 10, Muraoka Hanako fue aceptado en una escuela misionera en Tokio. Fue Ando Kippei su padre, el mayor deseo de era que su hija reciba una educación superior. A la escuela misionera asistieron hijas de familias nobles, y como un caso de caridad, Hanako le recordó a su padre que nunca será inferior a sus ricos compañeros. A medida que se llevan a cabo las clases en Inglés, Hanako se enfrentó a un choque cultural cuando empezó la escuela. Incapaces de comprender a los maestros ni capaz de captar la conversación de sus compañeros, Hanako tuvo que trabajar muy duro en sus estudios. Este drama sigue Hanako desde su infancia, a través de sus años en la escuela de misioneros, a su vida como un maestro de escuela y, finalmente, como el traductor de LM Montgomery "Anne of Green Gables". Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: 花子とアン
- También conocida como: Hanako And Anne
- Guionista: Nakazono Miho
- Director: Yanagawa Tsuyoshi, Matsuura Zennosuke, Adachi Mojiri, Hashizume Shinichiro, Nakano Ryohei, Murayama Shunpei, Masuda Shizuo
- Géneros: Histórico, Vida
Reparto y créditos
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![Yoshitaka Yuriko in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)]( "Yoshitaka Yuriko in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)")
Yoshitaka Yuriko Papel principal -
![Ihara Tsuyoshi in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)]( "Ihara Tsuyoshi in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)")
Ihara TsuyoshiAndo KippeiPapel secundario -
![Suzuki Ryohei in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)]( "Suzuki Ryohei in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)")
Suzuki RyoheiMuraoka EijiPapel secundario -
![Tsuchiya Tao in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)]( "Tsuchiya Tao in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)")
Tsuchiya TaoAndo MomoPapel secundario -
![Nakama Yukie in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)]( "Nakama Yukie in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)")
Nakama YukieHayama Renko [Hanako's lifelong friend]Papel secundario -
![Kaku Kento in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)]( "Kaku Kento in Hanako To Anne Japanese Drama(2014)")
Kaku KentoAndo KichitaroPapel secundario
Reseñas
The Bend in the Road
I first heard about "Hanako to Anne" several years ago. As an avid "Anne of Green Gables" fan, I'm always keeping my eyes out for anything even remotely Anne-related. However, since it has 156 episodes, "Hanako to Anne" got pushed further and further down on my priority list. That is until last December when I discovered the book on which the series is based. It was published in English as "Anne's Cradle: The Life and Works of Hanako Muraoka." I highly recommend it if you're interested in knowing more about Hanako. After reading it, I finally sat down to watch "Hanako to Anne." Now my only regret is that I didn't watch it sooner!Watching an asadora is an experience like no other form of media I've experienced so far. The closest I can compare it to is a really long novel, which is likely why they're called 連続テレビ小説 ("serial TV novel"). If you're hesitating to watch any asadora, I recommend watching the first six episodes (i.e. the first week). Before I knew it, I was hooked and watching up 12-20 episodes a day.
The main character, Hanako (Yoshitaka Yuriko), is my favorite character since I couldn't help feeling more attached to her after reading a whole book about her. I really liked watching her develop and finding her passion with translating English novels. She is somewhat upstaged by her best friend, Renko (Nakama Yukie), who at times feels like her co-lead. Renko's is also so much more dramatic somehow lol. The rest of the cast also gets the time to shine, which is what I think is the part of watching an asadora. By the end of the series, everyone feels like they could be your friend or family. Extensive character development is given to nearly every single person. It's amazing to watch it play out for the time.
Anne references are sprinkled throughout the series, which are fun to see even if they're not exactly true to life. Many of the characters are based on real-life people Hanako knew, though their names have been changed along with some artistic license. I was surprised that the drama covered some very tragic moments in Hanako's life since it originally aired early in the morning. However, no punches were pulled so expect to be crying at some point.
Now to close out this review. I've given it a very generous rating of 10. Honestly, everything was great about it from the acting, the music, the writing, etc. I loved it every bit of it. Even when the story dragged a little bit, it's easy to forget since the episodes before and after the draggy part are so great. I'm so surprised no one has written a review for this amazing drama yet. I sincerely hope if you're reading this that you'll check it out!
ごきげんよう。さよなら。(Gokigenyo. Sayonara.)
ETA 8/2025: This is my first review for an asadora so it's very short and spoiler-free. If I watch "Hanako to Anne" again, I will update this review with my fresh thoughts. I still stand by all my thoughts and opinions here though, and I still consider it my favorite asadora next to "Ohisama."
My Asadora Ranking: https://kisskh.at/list/LAlqpp21
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