Teru Teru Ashita

てるてるあした

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NetworkTV Asahi
Broadcast14 Apr 2006
Episodes—
Viewership—
Fan score 8.0 from 4 reviews

Cast & characters 11 credited

Fan reviews 5 reviews

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Synopsis

Jackykero · 2008

Set in a town called Sasara, strange events occur one after the other. The episodes in this drama are interweaved tales from popular skilled author Kano Tomoko's books, "Sasara Saya" and "Teru Teru Ashita." In this new re-telling, we get a one-of-a-kind view of this fantasy world. The main character, Teruyo, writes of various parent-child relationships and also of couples' love. With a mix of mystery and horror genres, "Teru Teru Ashita" provides a little thrill as well as being a fantasy drama which allows you to understand love and kindness. So on Friday nights, won't you come and experience the warmth of a little town called Sasara?

Correct Actor?

8 / 10

Picasso23 · 2007

I don't really want to review this show. I just noticed that in the cast section it lists "Kaneko Ken" as Matsumoto Youta. But I don't think he's the correct actor from the show. I think the real actor who portrays Youta is "Kaneko Noboru".

Teru Teru Ashita

8 / 10

monta · 2007

finished Teru Teru Ashita

1. the plot is really something else!
2. the characters and their developement are really something else!
3. the settng was also really something else!

if you're bored with comedy/love/medical/sport/dark doramas and want something with an orginal story making you feel like you're in a unique, this one's for you.

8.5/10

and no, it's not Ame to Yume no Ato ni 2 and for those who like the casts from Ame to Yume, there's gonna be some surprises. and i love Teruyo-chan's mom's answering machine... "Haaaiii... Keiko-desu..."

the only thing annoying about it is that the pace is awfully slow! (especially when it comes to that Yu-boy and Saya-san )

the best thing about it is, it's so memorable. after you finish watching it, it feels like you actually lived in Sasara-no-Kan, at least for 495 minutes

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