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Hachiro

20051 seasonTomizawa Masayuki

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A story of Sato Hachiro, poet in the Showa period who is known for his lyric poems and songs for children. Despite the delicate and sensitive style of his works, he and his family spent a life full of ups and downs. Based on a novel by his half-sister Sato Aiko, the drama describes the thrilling life of the poet who played an important role in the popular culture of the Showa era by focusing on his love and hate relationship with his family. (Source: DramaWiki)

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What is Hachiro (2005) about?

A story of Sato Hachiro, poet in the Showa period who is known for his lyric poems and songs for children. Despite the delicate and sensitive style of his works, he and his family spent a life full of ups and downs. Based on a novel by his half-sister Sato Aiko, the drama describes the thrilling life of the poet who played an important role in the popular culture of the Showa era by focusing on…

Who stars in Hachiro?

Hachiro stars Setsuko Karasuma, Hiroki Matsukata, Mayu Tsuruta, Yoshio Harada, Akiko Matsumoto. The series was created by Tomizawa Masayuki.

How many seasons does Hachiro have?

Hachiro has 1 seasons. There are 9 episodes in total.

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