Haikara-san

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Haikara-san

1982- 1982

1 Seasons

156 Episodes

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The 29th NHK Asadora. Starring Satomi Tezuka as a woman who starts a hotel in the Meiji era.

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7 members

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手塚理美

野沢（桐原）文

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Ichiro Mikuni

義父・仙蔵

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藤村志保

母・花

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河原崎建三

義兄・仙太郎

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坂上二郎

石川留吉

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Shirô Kimura

夫・桐原次郎太

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ジュディ・オング

開花軒の経営者・今出川蘭子

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