Tomoko and Satoshi, who got married after the great love affair, start a sweet newly-married life of only two people. At that time, Satoshi's older brother, Haruo, suddenly ordered an American relocation order, so his three daughters, Mari, Hanabi, Chieko, and his mother-in-law are suddenly living with them. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 若奥さまは腕まくり!
- Also Known As: Wakaokusama wa Udemakuri!
- Screenwriter: Masahiro Yoshimoto
- Director: Kato Hirotake, Endo Tamaki
- Genres: Comedy, Family
Cast & Credits
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![Nakayama Miho in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)]( "Nakayama Miho in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)")
Nakayama MihoHirose TomokoMain Role -
![Mitamura Kunihiko in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)]( "Mitamura Kunihiko in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)")
Mitamura KunihikoHirose SatoshiMain Role -
![Sengoku Noriko in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)]( "Sengoku Noriko in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)")
Sengoku NorikoHirose TatsuSupport Role -
![Nishio Mari in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)]( "Nishio Mari in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)")
Nishio MariHirose MariSupport Role -
![Miho Jun in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)]( "Miho Jun in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)")
Miho JunKitazawa MadokaSupport Role -
![Matsuzawa Kazuyuki in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)]( "Matsuzawa Kazuyuki in Waka Okusama wa Udemakuri! Japanese Drama (1988)")
Matsuzawa KazuyukiKitazawa OsamuSupport Role
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Update: I watched and wrote my comment a few days before the news broke out. I'm in utter disbelief upon hearing the news of Nakayama Miho passing away at the young age of 54. During the past couple of weeks I went into a binge-watch of all her projects from the 80s and 90s, she was a truly striking, talented and fun actress that gave a unique signature to all the projects she's been in. It's unfortunate what has happened and she will be missed dearly. Rest in peace, mama idol!Following the success or appeal (?) of Mama wa Idol (1987) the leads returned for another run, they even brought some of the side cast like the neighbor who still have her eyes on the male lead. In fact, the entire thing felt like a carbon copy of its predecessor, from the cast to the setup, story, dynamics, characters, jaded jokes, setting and production. They were seriously trying too hard to make it as similar as possible without offering anything new. Nakayama Miho is still trying to be a mother of children not of her own while suffering from the same interrupted intimacy trope in every episode. I couldn't find a single thing that might nudge this over Mama wa Idol, they should've aimed to improve over or at least not repeat the same mistakes.
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