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Hashiran ka! 1995

★ 0.0/10 Drama 1 seasons · 151 eps Ended
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What is Hashiran ka!?

Set in Hakata, the series is about a young man who wants to play rock music even though his father expects him to follow him in making Hakata ningyou (a traditional Japanese clay doll). One of the few Asadora starring a male character.

Type
TV series
Year
1995
Status
Ended
Episodes
151
Runtime
15 minutes
First aired
Oct 3, 1995
Networks
NHK G
Genres
Drama
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Overview

Set in Hakata, the series is about a young man who wants to play rock music even though his father expects him to follow him in making Hakata ningyou (a traditional Japanese clay doll). One of the few Asadora starring a male character.

Should you watch it?

“A young man in Hakata struggles to balance his rock music ambitions with family business expectations.”

Reasons to watch
  • rare male-led asadora
  • explores traditional versus modern identity
Keep in mind
  • features short 15-minute episodes

Watch it if you are interested in unique entries within the long-running Japanese asadora television tradition.

This is a character-driven drama focused on family dynamics and personal ambition.

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Season 1 · 151 episodes

Frequently asked questions

What is the setting of the series?

The series is set in Hakata, Japan.

What is the central conflict?

The protagonist wants to pursue rock music while his father expects him to become a traditional clay doll maker.

Is this an asadora?

Yes, it is one of the few asadora series that features a male lead character.

How long are the episodes?

Each episode has a duration of 15 minutes.

When did the series air?

The series aired from October 2, 1995, to March 30, 1996.