"ComeComeEverybody" is NHK's 105th morning fiction series scheduled to air in the fall of 2021. The story describes the end of the Taisho period, the year of the beginning of Japanese broadcasting, grandmother Yasuko was born in Okayama Prefecture Wagashi shop, the gentle and straightforward Yasuko was surrounded by the aroma of red beans every day, and prayed for the happiness and longevity of the family in the future, but the war took away her husband, and she was also affected by the English radio program that started broadcasting, leaving her daughter Rui alone in Japan to go to the United States to pursue her dream. In the 1950s, Rui hated her due to her mother's influence and the English language that separated the two, but felt redeemed by falling into the world of jazz. Later, Rui's daughter Hinata was born in an era of peace and economic growth, and Hinata, who has always admired period dramas, finally found her position in English broadcasting, and the three of them listened to the same English radio programs at the same time, opening the way to the future.
This drama is adapted from the manga of the same name, which tells the story of Kanako (played by Reina Nengnian) who resigned from a black-hearted company because she couldn't stand the bullying of her boss, and then was attracted by the generous treatment and entered the killer company. While she hesitates about killing, her hidden talents begin to emerge and grow into a comedy story of a powerful killer.
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"ComeComeEverybody" is NHK's 105th morning fiction series scheduled to air in the fall of 2021. The story describes the end of the Taisho period, the year of the beginning of Japanese broadcasting, grandmother Yasuko was born in Okayama Prefecture Wagashi shop, the gentle and straightforward Yasuko was surrounded by the aroma of red beans every day, and prayed for the happiness and longevity of the family in the future, but the war took away her husband, and she was also affected by the English radio program that started broadcasting, leaving her daughter Rui alone in Japan to go to the United States to pursue her dream. In the 1950s, Rui hated her due to her mother's influence and the English language that separated the two, but felt redeemed by falling into the world of jazz. Later, Rui's daughter Hinata was born in an era of peace and economic growth, and Hinata, who has always admired period dramas, finally found her position in English broadcasting, and the three of them listened to the same English radio programs at the same time, opening the way to the future.