Fujiko

Subjected to harsh treatment by her husband Jiro’s family, Fujiko is devastated when Mari is kidnapped by Jiro’s relatives. With the help of her own mother, Chiyo, Fujiko regains her child. Against the advice and judgment of those around her, she chooses to raise Mari as a single mother.

Cast

Yuki Katayama

as Fujiko Suganami

Lily Franky

as Makoto Sasaoka

YOU

as Toshiko Furumiya

Tsuyoshi Ujiki

as Akimasa Suganami

Keiko Takeshita

as Hatayama

Issey Ogata

as Kiyoshi Oishi

Kayoko Kishimoto

as Chiyo Suga

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