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According to a Japanese television ratings survey, the fifth episode of the TV series "Please Don't Chant in the Ward" (TBS Channel) starring actor Hideaki Ito (44 years old) had a rating of 9.0% on February 14.
The drama explores the "meaning of life and death" by telling the story of the struggle of the protagonist Terugen Matsumoto, who is both a monk and an emergency doctor, through a one-sentence ending.
The ratings at the beginning of the first episode were 11.3%, 10.3%, 8.2%, and 8.1%, respectively.
In the fifth episode, the girl who was sent to the emergency center for abuse died after failing to rescue her. Matsumoto (Hideaki Ito) was arrested by the police for beating his abusive father in anger, and Aobadai Hospital gave him an indefinite suspension.
Matsumoto, who is suspended, learns from his master, Akira (Tuan Shirō), that his old friend Ishikawa (Shinagawa Toru) is dying of old age. Matsumoto immediately takes medical supplies with Akira's disciple Wei Yuan (Aoi Yang) to ishikawa's house. But in the face of the Ishikawa family, who are ready to die, what can Matsumoto do as a doctor, as a monk? This made Matsumoto feel very troubled.
On the other hand, Kojima (Hotaru Matsumoto) of the Heart Surgery Department finally plucks up the courage to convey to Hamada (Takeshi Muro) that he wants to transfer to the emergency department, and successfully transfers. But she didn't know that Matsumoto was on suspension...
One night, Kenji (Shigeru Izumitani) asks Matsumoto to drink with him, and asks him to forget about the drowning accident, encouraging him to do his job as a doctor. On the way back, Matsumoto stumbled upon the construction accident site... (Adu/Translation)
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