Kashibeno Man (played by Toma Ikuta) is 31 years old and unemployed. His father passed away when he was young, and he currently lives with his mother, Haushi (played by Mieko Harada). Although to anyone who sees him, Kashibeno Man appears to be a slacker who does nothing all day, he is very articulate and can always justify his actions. Anyone who tries to attack Kashibeno Man's character will ultimately be left speechless by his twisted arguments. Once, Kashibeno Man was a motivated young man full of dreams; he loved coffee culture and, after graduating from university, tried to run a café, but ended up losing everything. Since then, he has been in despair and completely left the workforce. Kashibeno Man has an older sister named Ayako (played by Eiko Koike). Due to home renovations, Ayako, along with her husband (played by Akira Yasuda) and daughter Harumi (played by Kayo Saito), is temporarily living at their mother's house.
Japanese Drama
My story is long to tell 2019
actor： Toma Ikuta, Akira Yasuda, Eiko Koike, Kaho Kawasumi, Haruki Sugino, Rintaro Mizusawa, Kenji Hamatani, Riki Honda, Kinari, Masahiko Nishimura, Mieko Harada
director：Satoru Nakashima
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type：Japanese Drama
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status：Episode 10 Conclusion
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updated：2025-06-04
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region：Japan
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year：2019
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language：Japanese
plot：Man Kishi (played by Toma Ikuta), 31 years old, unemployed. His father passed aw...more
