Going My Home

Going My Home

Going My Home

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Going My Home

2012- 2012

1 Seasons

10 Episodes

7.1(7 votes)

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Drama

Overview

Ryota, a timid salaryman who has difficulties fitting in at home and work has his average life changed after his estranged father falls ill. Along with his wife Sae and their only child Moe, he travels to his father's country town, where he begins to uncover his father's mysterious past spent searching for a mythical creature.

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Fuji Television Network

Cast & Crew

18 members

Acting

阿部寛

Ryota Tsuboi

阿部寛

Acting

山口智子

Sae Tsuboi

山口智子

Acting

宮﨑あおい

Naho Shimojima

宮﨑あおい

Acting

YOU

Takiko Ito

YOU

Acting

安田顕

Kenji Ito

安田顕

Acting

新井浩文

Shun Sanada

新井浩文

Writing

バカリズム

Satoru Kobayashi

バカリズム

Acting

夏八木勲

Eisuke Tsuboi

夏八木勲

Acting

吉行和子

Toshiko Tsuboi

吉行和子

Acting

西田敏行

Osamu Torii

西田敏行

Acting

蒔田彩珠

Moe Tsuboi

蒔田彩珠

Acting

阿部隆史

Taro Tokunaga

阿部隆史

Acting

りりィ

Tokiko Tsuji

りりィ

Acting

大西利空

Daichi Shimojima

大西利空

Acting

江口のりこ

Tsutsumi

江口のりこ

Acting

中村靖日

Hatakenaka

中村靖日

Acting

山中崇

Kaji

山中崇

Acting

Ishii Kaho

Kato Juria

Ishii Kaho

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