Haruka Kinami’s response to “Awesome use of visuals” “Sexy Tanaka-san” rises to 2nd place[Drama satisfaction]| ORICON NEWS

In the drama satisfaction ranking for major dramas in the October period (targeting broadcasts from October 31st to November 6th), the Nippon Television drama series “Sexy Tanaka” starring actor Haruka Kinami ‘ (every Sunday at 10:30 p.m.) rose from 4th place last week to 2nd place. Kinami’s acting has received high praise.

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Satisfaction ratings for the first and second episodes were both 86 points out of 100 points. After that, it rose to 90 points in the third episode. The breakdown of the five items (out of 20 points) was 19 points for “starring”, “non-starring” and “content”, indicating a high level of satisfaction with the work itself. As for other items, “viewing amount” including recording was 18 points, and “topic” according to X (formerly Twitter) was 15 points.

This work is based on Hinako Ashihara’s popular manga “Sexy Tanaka-san” (currently serialized in Shogakukan’s “Anekei Petit Comic”). Kyoko Tanaka (Kinami) is an office worker in the accounting department who is perfect at her job, but is quiet and has never had a friend or lover. Her secret side is Sali, an exotic belly dancer.

Kinami’s acting as the front and back sides has been highly praised, with viewers commenting, “It’s good to use visuals that give different impressions,” “I like Haruka Kinami’s slow and fast acting,” and “The belly dance scene is amazing.” There are many voices praising his acting skills.

●What is “Drama Satisfaction Ranking”?
Calculated based on “Oricon Drama Value” for major broadcast works from 2015 onwards. Every week, we survey 690 viewers across Japan who are registered with the Oricon Group’s survey system “Oricon Monitor Research” regarding the “expectation level” and “satisfaction level” of each drama, including “work,” “starring,” and “non-starring.” We surveyed “dialogue”, “images”, “music”, “art”, and “story development” on a scale of 10 to 10.
“Oricon Drama Value” has converted the results into standard deviation values ​​based on data from the past year. 1 to 20 points each for the 5 items of “topicity”, which includes the amount of tweets from X (formerly Twitter), in addition to the 4 items of “amount of views,” “starring,” “non-starring,” “content,” and a total of 100 points. It is compiled by.