Sari Ito has no complaints. The expression on her face as Tomoko Inotsume in the morning drama “Tiger ni Tsubasa” is modeled after Yoshiko Mibuchi, who became a pioneer of female lawyers in the early Showa era of gender inequality. Yes.
When he doesn’t agree with it, he turns his head and says, “Huh?” and it’s charming to see him come out with the correct argument.
Generally speaking, people who pretend to be right are often troublesome people. However, Torako, played by Sari Ito, resists the absurd reality of the pre-war period to the limit, and runs into a huge wall that stands in front of the woman, but she has no strange sense of sadness and has a bright smile on her face. Even floating.
But it was difficult to get to this point. Torako’s parents wish for their daughter’s happiness, but she believes that a good marriage is the only way to achieve that, so Torako is forced into three arranged marriages that she is reluctant to meet.
Hanae (Mochi Morita), her best friend at girls’ school, dreams of getting married while she is still a schoolgirl, and like Torako’s mother, Haru (Yuriko Ishida), she believes that marriage is the key to happiness for women. do not have.
This is an era when women have few options. A high hurdle awaits Torako, who aims to become a professional woman. She asks Yuzo Sada (Taiga Nakano), who is living at Torako’s house and aspires to become a lawyer, why the law treats women as “incompetent” even after marriage, and why Torako does not take sides with women. the child asks. Then Hanae came and the three of us performed a slapstick comedy scene, and the movements and lines for the scene were all decided, and I burst out laughing so hard I watched it four or five times.
When Yuzo learns that Meiritsu University (modelled after Meiji University), where Yuzo attends night classes, has a women’s section and that if she graduates from there, she will be able to enter the law department along with the boys, Torako sets her sights on becoming a lawyer instead of getting married. and joins the women’s club.
source: Weekly Bunshun May 2nd and 9th, 2024 issue
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