Introduction to the New Drama “Gods Were Here”
Starting October 9, the highly anticipated new drama “Gods Were Here” (小さい頃は、神様がいて) will air on Fuji TV, featuring WEST. member Nobuyuki Kotaki in a key role. This original comedy, penned by the acclaimed writer Yoshikazu Okada, introduces a unique premise that promises both humor and heartfelt moments.
Plot Overview
“Gods Were Here” centers around the couple Ogura Wataru, played by Yuki Nakama, and his wife Ann, portrayed by Yuki Nakanishi. Their comedic journey revolves around a rather unusual promise made 19 years ago: a vow that they would divorce when their children turned 20. This setup provides fertile ground for exploring the complexities of marriage, parenthood, and the evolution of relationships over time.
Nobuyuki Kotaki’s Role
Nobuyuki Kotaki portrays the eldest son, Jun, who has long aspired to become a firefighter. His character embodies a hero-like presence, displaying a blend of ambition and warmth that resonates with both the comedic and serious themes of the show. As Jun navigates his aspirations and family dynamics, viewers can expect to see a nuanced performance from Kotaki that captures the essence of a young man chasing his dreams.
Character Dynamics
In the series, Jun’s relationship with his parents and siblings plays a pivotal role. While the light-hearted premise often leads to humorous situations, it also allows for deeper exploration of familial bonds and individual aspirations. Jun’s journey as a firefighter is not just about heroism; it symbolizes hope and the dreams we hold dear, making him a relatable character for many.
Expectations from the Show
With a talented cast and a unique storyline, “Gods Were Here” aims to offer viewers a blend of laughter and emotional depth. The show’s comedic elements are balanced by moments of genuine connection, a hallmark of Okada’s writing style. As fans of both the genre and Kotaki eagerly await the premiere, the show is set to be a refreshing addition to the fall lineup.
Conclusion
Nobuyuki Kotaki’s portrayal of Jun in “Gods Were Here” has already generated buzz among fans, and with the plot’s intriguing premise and humor, it promises to be a must-watch series this fall. Be sure to tune in to Fuji TV starting October 9 to catch all the excitement and heartfelt moments of this new drama.
