Okada Kuri, a well-known Japanese animation screenplayer, once gave "We Still Don't Know the Name of the Flower We Saw That Day." "From a calm tomorrow", "The heart wants to shout loudly." She has written screenplays and other works, and this year, her first animation film "The Flower of Engagement in the Parting Dynasty" has also attracted wide attention.
Okada Kiri
The famous screenwriter in the animation industry published his autobiography in 2017, "I Can't Go to School to Write "Unheard Flower Names" and "My Heart Is Screaming". In fact, Okada's early life was not bright. Her parents divorced when she was 3 years old, and she dropped out of school in the fifth grade when she was bullied by her classmates in elementary school. Not only that, she didn't go to school much from junior high school to high school, but fortunately, the middle school teacher encouraged her to read more books and participate in essay contests. This period of time has allowed her to develop a lot of ability to write scripts, and it can be said that this is a critical period in her life.
"I can't go to school to write "unheard flower names" and "my heart is screaming""
It was such an autobiography that recorded the first half of her bumpy life that it was announced on May 29, 2018, to be adapted into a live-action TV series, and is expected to be broadcast on the NHK BS premium channel from September 1 this year.
In addition, okada's script is personally responsible for the script, which depicts the story from the time when he was a student in seclusion to working as a screenwriter in Kyoto.
The main role is played by Atsuko Maeda, and other roles include Junsuke Daito, Kenta Hamano, Nagai, Yoichi Onmizu, Nomaguchi, Takashi Tanaka, Hirotaro Honda, Yasuko Tomita and others.
Atsuko Maeda
Original, Screenplay: Okada Kirito
Performance: Hideki Fuji
Music: Yukimoto by Kaori
Cast: Atsuko Maeda, Keisuke Ohki, Kenta Asano, Minoru Asai, Yoichi Hot Water, Toru Noguchi, Yoji Tanaka, Hirotaro Honda, Yasuko Tomita, etc.
Production Coordinator: Ochihashi