Showing posts with label Kaseifu no Mita. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kaseifu no Mita. Show all posts

Monday, April 29, 2019

Top 10 private network dramas in the Heisei era with the highest single episode rating (Daily Shincho)

With the impending end of the Heisei era, there are lots of rankings, surveys, articles about anything imaginable in the media these days. Daily Shincho did a check on the top 10 private network dramas in the Heisei era with the highest single episode rating i.e. excluding NHK and here are the results with the year of broadcast in brackets:

"Hanzawa Naoki" is still unbeaten for the last six years since it became the monster blockbuster of 2013. Looking at the results, it's obvious that the days of dramas easily exceeding the 20% mark are long gone. It may be a long time before another big hit in the 30% range ever comes up in the Reiwa era with more and more sources for your drama fix including Netflix, HBO Asia, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video other than the traditional TV stations and many alternative forms of entertainment besides TV spreading the viewership base further.

In case you are wondering, I actually watched everything in this list (which gives you a clue as to how old I am) and naturally, there are some which I like more than the others for various reasons! I watched "101 Kaime no Proposal" when I was still a kid who knew nothing much and I actually remembered the scene of Takeda Tetsuya jumping in front of that truck more than the love story itself because I was laughing at how ridiculous it seemed (sorry, no romantic bone in me back then). "Ienakiko" was shocking and painful to watch due to the constant bullying of Suzu (Adachi Yumi) but it was gratifying and encouraging to see how she overcame hurdle after hurdle. "Long Vacation" introduced me to Takenouchi Yutaka (although it was his clean look in "Beach Boys" which got me hooked) and I am still listening to the songs from then even to this day. And not forgetting "Hanzawa Naoki" which I felt was a bit far-fetched because that kind of insubordination would never happen in a company, much less a Japanese bank - but the story of a nobody fighting against power and status probably resonated with everyone who faced similar issues and had no way or courage to fight like Hanzawa. So many beautiful memories from the Heisei era dramas!

How many of the top 10 have you watched before? Do feel free to share your thoughts with me!

1) Hanzawa Naoki / TBS / 42.2% (2013)
2) Beautiful Life / TBS / 41.3% (2000)
3) Kaseifu no Mita / NTV / 40.0% (2011)
4) Hitotsu Yane no Shita / FujiTV / 37.8% (1993)
5) GOOD LUCK!! / TBS / 37.6% (2003)
6) Ienakiko / NTV / 37.2% (1994)
7) HERO / FujiTV / 36.8% (2001)
8) 101 Kaime no Proposal / FujiTV / 36.7% (1991)
Long Vacation / FujiTV / 36.7% (1996)
10) GTO / FujiTV / 35.7% (1998)

Source: Daily Shincho

Friday, May 16, 2014

Top 10 dramas which you would want to see a sequel for (Oricon)

This is a poll conducted by Oricon on 1,000 respondents as to which dramas they want to see a sequel for:

1) Hanzawa Naoki

2) Ama-chan

3) Kagi no kakatta heya

4) Strawberry Night

5) Kekkon Dekinai Otoko

6) Kaseifu no Mita

7) Haken no Hinkaku

8) Shitsuren Chocolatier

9) Lucky Seven

10) Odoru Daisousasen / Last Cinderella

Sunday, March 02, 2014

Preview of "Kaseifu wa Mita!" (drama SP)

Title: Kaseifu wa Mita! (The housekeeper saw it!)
Official website: here
O.A. Date: 2 March 9pm
Broadcast by: TV Asahi
Cast:
Sawaguchi Nobuko (Yonekura Ryoko)
Nakamura Akemi (Kitano Kii)
Uehara Michiko (Matsushita Yuki)
Uehara Natsuo (Omi Toshinori)
Uehara Keiko (Kitagawa Hiromi)
Uehara Yujiro (Hasegawa Tomoharu)
Kitamura Taizan (Sano Shiro)
Takasugi Denkichi (Musaka Naomasa)
Somei Akiko (Tsutsui Mariko)
Okano Hiroko (Muroi Shigeru)
Hirata Makiko (Azuma Chizuru)
Yamao Gentaro (Hashizume Isao)
Uehara Hidemitsu (Ito Shiro)

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Top 10 dramas with the highest single episode ratings since 1980 (Kanto region)

Figures in brackets refer to the ratings for that episode:

1) Tsumiki Kuzushi - Oya to ko no 200 nichi sensou Finale / 29 March 1983 / TBS (45.3%)

2) Hanzawa Naoki Finale / 22 Sep 2013 / TBS (42.2%)

3) Beautiful Life Finale / 26 March 2000 / TBS (41.3%)

4) Kaseifu no Mita Finale / 21 December 2011 / NTV (40.0%)

5) 3-nen B-gumi Kinpachi Sensei Finale / 28 March 1980 / TBS (39.9%)

6) Hitotsu Yane no Shita Ep 11 / 21 June 1993 / FujiTV (37.8%)

7) GOOD LUCK!! Finale / 23 March 2003 / TBS (37.6%)

8) Ienakiko Finale / 2 July 1994 / NTV (37.2%)

9) HERO Ep 8 & Finale / 19 March 2001 / FujiTV (36.8%)

10) 101-kaime no Proposal Finale / 16 Sep 1991 / FujiTV (36.7%)
Long Vacation Finale / 24 June 1996 / FujiTV (36.7%)

Source: Sponichi

Saturday, June 16, 2012

"Kaseifu no Mita" wins silver award at Shanghai TV Festival

NTV drama "Kaseifu no Mita" won the Silver Magnolia Award at the Shanghai TV Festival on 15 June. The drama which starred Matsushima Nanako was a hit during the autumn 2011 drama with a high rating of 40% for its last episode in December.

Source: Sports Hochi

Friday, November 18, 2011

Preview of 家政婦のミタ Kaseifu no Mita (Mita the housekeeper)

Title: 家政婦のミタ Kaseifu no Mita (Mita the housekeeper)
Official website: here
O.A. Start Date: 12 Oct 2011
Timeslot: Wednesdays, 10pm
Broadcast by: NTV
Theme song: Yasashiku Naritai by Saito Kazuyoshi
Cast: Matsushima Nanako, Hasegawa Hiromi, Aibu Saki, Kutsuna Shiori, Nonami Maho, Sato Hitomi, Shirakawa Yumi etc.