Okaeri Mone (2021)

Other name: おかえりモネ, 歡迎回來百音, 欢迎回来百音, Welcome Mone, Welcome Back, Mone

Description:

Momone Nagaura lives with her parents, grandfather and younger sister on an island in Kesennuma Bay, Miyagi Prefecture. In the spring of 2014, Momone Nagaura graduates from high school and moves to the city of Tome. She fails to enter a university. While she tries to figure out what to do with her life, she begins to work as an apprentice of a forest guide. A turning point in her life occurs. A popular weather forecaster from Tokyo arrives. Momone Nagaura walks on a mountain with the weather forecaster. She hears from the weather forecaster that the weather forecaster can predict the future. Momone Nagaura becomes touched by that comment and decides to become a weather forecaster. She studies hard for the exam to become a weather forecaster. With the help of the people around her in Tome, she finally passes the exam. Momone Nagaura moves to Tokyo and begins to work at a private weather forecasting company. Working there, she grows up as a weather forecaster. Several years later, in 2019, a major typhoon approaches Japan. To help her hometown, she heads to Kesennuma Bay.

Country: Japanese

Released: 2021

Genre:Drama; life; Trauma;

Airs: February 23, 2026

Cast:

Denden (1950), Sakaguchi Kentaro (1991), Kayashima Mizuki (2004), Shimizu Hiroya (1999), Suzuki Kyoka (1968), Morita Misato (1996), Tamaoki Reo (1985), Uchino Masaaki (1968), Asano Tadanobu (1973), Yamaguchi Sayaka (1980), Makita Aju (2002), Tsunematsu Yuri (1998), Kiyohara Kaya (2002), Nagase Ren (1999), Nishijima Hidetoshi (1971), Hirayama Yusuke (1970), Tsukamoto Shinya (1960), Sakai Maki (1970), Natsuki Mari (1952), Ito Aoi (2005), Hamano Kenta (1981), Imada Mio (1997), Sugawara Daikichi (1960), Takeshita Keiko (1953), Sugawara Koharu (1992), Oshima Yoko (1955), Yoshida Honoka (2014), Kusamura Reiko (1940), Takaoka Saki (1972), Inoue Jun (1947), Ishii Masanori (1973), Sato Mayumi (1968), Terada Azuki (2015), Sato Miyuki (1984), Osamura Koki (1994), Tetsuya Chiba (1963), Maeda Koki (1998), Akutsu Keito (2010), Suzuki Shogo (1989), Togashi Makoto (1973), Hara Kintaro (1951), Abera Hidenobu (1989), Nagatomo Ikuma (1993), Maiko (1985), Watanabe Kenkichi (1954), Aitsuki Akiko (1967), Fuji Tatsuya (1941), Yamadera Koichi (1961), Takada Hyoga (2001), Yamaguchi Shigehiro (1981), Seki Futoshi (1979), Yamamoto Akira (1961), Ikeda Satoshi (1966)