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Hey old timers, still remember this Nippon chiobu boh ?

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The Malays in Malaysia and the Indons love this show. I saw a Malay tv ad for it in Malaysia: Attack Moero, but to my child's ears back then, it sounded like 'Akan Milo'.

This show and Oshin were super hot in the 1980s.
 
she was good at whacking balls after getting pleasured riding horses.
 
Sugako Hashida, who wrote Oshin and other Japanese hit dramas, dies at 95
06 Apr 2021
Hashida had been treated for lymphoma since earlier this year. She died on Sunday (Apr 4) at her home in Atami, west of Tokyo.
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TV drama Oshin. (Photo: imdb)
Renowned Japanese scriptwriter Sugako Hashida, best known for the internationally popular TV drama series Oshin, has died of lymphoma. She was 95.
Hashida had been treated for the illness since earlier this year. She died on Sunday (Apr 4) at her home in Atami, west of Tokyo, according to Pinko Izumi, an actress who appeared in many of the dramas Hashida wrote, including Oshin.
Born in Korea in 1925 during the Japanese colonisation of the Korean Peninsula, Hashida moved to Japan in the late 1930s and grew up in Osaka.
She joined the Shochiku film studio in 1949 before becoming a freelance scriptwriter for television dramas, including the hugely popular morning drama series Oshin broadcast in 1983 to 1984 on NHK public television.
The fictionalised drama is based on the biography of a Japanese woman who co-founded supermarket chain Yaohan and her multiple hardships from her childhood until her final days in the 1980s.
Oshin was broadcast in more than 60 countries around the world and gained high acclaim.
Her other popular dramas include the long-running series Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari, or Making It Through, a family drama which started in 1990 and aired more than 500 episodes.
Actress Izumi, who was in both Oshin and Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari, said she was at Hashida's bedside when she died.
“I said to her ‘mama’, then she briefly opened her eyes, then it was as if she went back to sleep," Izumi said in an interview with Japanese media.
Hashida wrote a book asking for the right to die in dignity. According to her request, there will be no funeral.
Hashida received the Japan Order of Culture last year.
(Source: AP)
 
Sugako Hashida, who wrote Oshin and other Japanese hit dramas, dies at 95
06 Apr 2021
Hashida had been treated for lymphoma since earlier this year. She died on Sunday (Apr 4) at her home in Atami, west of Tokyo.
oshin-tv-series.jpg

TV drama Oshin. (Photo: imdb)
Renowned Japanese scriptwriter Sugako Hashida, best known for the internationally popular TV drama series Oshin, has died of lymphoma. She was 95.
Hashida had been treated for the illness since earlier this year. She died on Sunday (Apr 4) at her home in Atami, west of Tokyo, according to Pinko Izumi, an actress who appeared in many of the dramas Hashida wrote, including Oshin.
Born in Korea in 1925 during the Japanese colonisation of the Korean Peninsula, Hashida moved to Japan in the late 1930s and grew up in Osaka.
She joined the Shochiku film studio in 1949 before becoming a freelance scriptwriter for television dramas, including the hugely popular morning drama series Oshin broadcast in 1983 to 1984 on NHK public television.
The fictionalised drama is based on the biography of a Japanese woman who co-founded supermarket chain Yaohan and her multiple hardships from her childhood until her final days in the 1980s.
Oshin was broadcast in more than 60 countries around the world and gained high acclaim.
Her other popular dramas include the long-running series Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari, or Making It Through, a family drama which started in 1990 and aired more than 500 episodes.
Actress Izumi, who was in both Oshin and Wataru Seken wa Oni Bakari, said she was at Hashida's bedside when she died.
“I said to her ‘mama’, then she briefly opened her eyes, then it was as if she went back to sleep," Izumi said in an interview with Japanese media.
Hashida wrote a book asking for the right to die in dignity. According to her request, there will be no funeral.
Hashida received the Japan Order of Culture last year.
(Source: AP)

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The grownup Oshin and the kid Oshin now. The old hag Oshin already kicked the bucket a long time ago.
 
Oshin was shown every night as part of 三开时间.
 
The actors in these are also getting old, but not yet too far gone.

You can watch the entire series on Youtube.



 
Oshin was shown every night as part of 三开时间.

There was also a Taiwanese version of Oshin called 苦辛莲 shown on RTM2 on Sunday afternoons. The kid 苦辛莲 was acted by Tarcy Su.
 
There was also a Taiwanese version of Oshin called 苦辛莲 shown on RTM2 on Sunday afternoons. The kid 苦辛莲 was acted by Tarcy Su.
Korean version would be 大长今 naturally.
 


Anyone remember this Jap series? It was shown around the same time as Shogun Samurai.
 


My favourite Jap tv series at that time - Bark at the Sun.
 


Anyone remember this Jap series? It was shown around the same time as Shogun Samurai.

Is this the guy that is always running ? Chinese title should be 猿飞佐助 if not mistaken.
 
Is the the guy that is always running ? Chinese title should be 猿飞佐助 if not mistaken.

Bark at the Sun also got this cop in denim and sunglasses who is always running and chasing after the crooks. His name is Cong Tian Pao or something.
 
Haha I only remember him always running, I don't remember anything else.
I prefer samurai shows with Sonny Chiba which was in abundance those days.



He's always running around cos he's an ape boy I think.
 
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