7/11/2016 Rabbit Spoon
On November 11, video research found that the first average audience rating (Kanto area) for the new Japanese TV drama "The Girl Who Takes Time" (Saturday, 9:00 p.m.), starring actress Yuna Kuroshima, started on The 9th. I started the first time at 10% a little more.
On the 11th of this month, according to VideoResearch's investigation, the average rating (kanto region) of the new Japanese TV drama "The Girl Who Traveled Through Time" (9 p.m. on Saturday), which starred actress Yori Kuroshima, was broadcast on the 9th. It's still a little bit off from the top double digits, but it's a good start.
"The Girl Who Takes Time" is starring Yuna Kuroshima, and one day, she acquires the ability to freely transcend time because she smells the mysterious lavender in a science laboratory. It has been made into a film, animated, or staged many times, but Kuroshima's "eye power" is good.
"The Girl Who Traveled Through Time" starred Yuki Kuroshima. One day, the enigmatic aroma of lavender fills the science laboratory, and the protagonist gains "the ability to freely transcend time and space." So far, it has been adapted into a film, anime, and stage play for many times, and Kuroshima's "expressiveness" is still good.
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