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Asa-chan!
Asa-chan?
I'm so glad you're here.
I'll be going now.
Hey! What do you mean you're leaving?
Today's my mentor's first meeting.
Come back here!
What's with him?
What a surprise.
Asa ga Kita
Week 1 "The Little Fiancée" Episode 4
Original Story: Chieko FURUKAWA
Screenwriter: Mika OMORI
Music by: Yuuki HAYASHI
Theme Song: "365 Nichi no Kamihikouki" Sung by: AKB48
Narrator: Keiko SUGIURA
Asa Imai: Rio SUZUKI
Tadaoki Imai: Takeshi MASU
Sobei Mayuyama: Tasuku EMOTO
Saisuke Godai: Dean FUJIOKA
Ume: TOMOCHIKA
Ichizo Okubo: Shuji KASHIWABARA
Eitatsu Mayuyama: Takuro TATSUMI
Kiku Mayuyama: Hisako MANDA
SANOUJI-YA, OSAKA
Asa and the others had arrived at Sanouji-ya to meet Hatsu's fiancée.
My name is Hatsu.
After we're married, I will devote myself to being
a good wife for the sake of Sanouji-ya's prosperity.
Such a proper greeting.
You've had a wonderful upbringing, haven't you?
I'm sure you hate to let her go.
She's quite good at playing the koto and Japanese dancing.
It may sound strange coming from me,
but I'm proud to have her as a daughter.
How nice to be called a daughter he's proud of.
We must have her play the koto for us later.
What do you think, Sobei? She's your future bride.
SOBEI MAYUYAMA
How's business?
Our business...?
There's nothing to worry about.
People say that Osaka's going through a bad economy but
even if the water in the Yodogawa River dries up,
the money in our storehouses will never run dry.
You're considered the largest merchant in Kyoto, but
Sanouji-ya is the largest merchant in Osaka.
We were the first to start a money changing business
in Osaka, and we're also the first to issue notes here.
So if you're going to marry into the Sanouji-ya
business, you'll need to get your act together.
After all, you'll be the bride of Sanouji-ya, the largest merchant in Osaka.
Asa!
I'm sorry! I'm really sorry.
There's an...
Miss Asa!
She's pretty good, isn't she?
She's good at playing the koto...
I'm really glad it wasn't her younger sister.
You're so right.
Kano-ya is our business rival, but for this, we should be grateful.
I'd like to see the owner.
What do you want to see him about?
That man...
What's all the ruckus?
We have visitors.
Are you the owner?
I'm Saisuke Godai assistant to the Shipping Magistrate of
the Shimazu Clan in Satsuma.
Satsuma?
I'd like to borrow money for the ship our Lord purchased from Shanghai.
Satsuma...?
We're always indebted to you.
But right now, we just lent some money to
the government, so we have no money in our storehouse.
But they just said earlier that their storehouse
would never run out of money.
You don't have any money?
That's ridiculous!
I'll think of a way to get a little bit of money
ready for you, so please forgive me for today.
I guess it can't be helped.
Of all the...
Why does a samurai have to be treated like this by a merchant?
What's wrong?
Who would lend money to the Satsuma?
Be sure you clean up.
I'm sorry... We just had a boorish customer.
FUJINOYA
It's not funny, Ichizo.
If he says he'll think about it, it's the same as turning you down.
ICHIZO OKUBO
I know that.
These Osaka merchants always just put up a good front...
That's how merchants are. He had you fooled.
Hey, old lady. More sake.
No! Not like that.
Young lady... I'll have another.
Thank you.
She's no young lady. She's an old lady.
Lady killer Saisuke just doesn't cut it here in Osaka...
You're drinking my sake again!
So that little girl was the daughter of a rich merchant, too.
Once we establish a trade relationship with England,
the first thing I'll do is crush those Osaka merchants!
Are these people all merchants?
That's right.
Money rules the world.
Today, I'm just a low ranking person.
Sorry... Lend me some money.
I don't have any either.
What?
The young man from Satsuma searching
for small change will be a key player in the
Meiji Restoration one day known as Toshimichi Okubo.
And so will Saisuke Godai.
LATER KNOWN AS TOMOATSU SUGODAI
But that won't happen for a long time yet.
KYOTO
Meanwhile, Asa and Hatsu had returned to Kyoto.
IMAI FAMILY HOME
Asa?
How nice you can always sleep so soundly.
Can't you sleep, Sis?
I wonder why. I should be tired, but I can't sleep.
I'm sorry about today.
Doing such a foolish thing in front of your fiancée.
No. It's okay.
But he... didn't even smile once, did he?
Now that you mention it...
You fell down right in front of him, and he didn't even help you up.
It made me think that he's a cold person.
He had narrow eyes.
It was narrow, wasn't it?
It was. A little bit like a snake's.
Don't say things like that.
Sorry.
But...
He did look a little bit like a snake, didn't he?
Didn't he?
But they say white snakes bring happiness, and he
had a pale face, so he's a white snake...
Don't tell me silly stories like that.
I'm sorry.
But compared to my fiancée, he's better.
After we went there with Dad to see him, how
could he go off for shamisen lessons?
Nevermind. Let's go to sleep.
Are you crying?
No, I'm not.
You're crying.
I don't believe it. You're crying.
Use this.
Thank you.
But I'm not crying.
All right. If you say so.
I thought I was okay with it, but...
It's sad, isn't it?
I don't want to go to Osaka.
But we have to go, don't we?
What should we do?
But there's nothing we can do, is there?
Sis...
Sis!
What's wrong?
They're crying!
Mom! They're crying. They're both crying.
This was the first time Asa saw her older sister cry.
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