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Erai Tokoro ni Totsuide Shimatta! (2007)
Makimura Kimiko, freelance journalist and city-girl extraordinaire, marries into a traditional Japanese family. Most overbearing of the Yamamoto Family members is Isojiro's mother, Shimako, who seems to think Kimiko is the perfect wife whose knowledge of the traditional Japanese arts knows no bounds. Kimiko on the other hand is sloppy, a bad cook unless it happens to be microwavable, and couldn't tell a shamisen from a bagpipe if her life depended on it. Bombarded by customs, Kimiko's only desire is to never step foot in the Main House again. But with the interference of her husband, Isojiro, who can't seem to say no to his mother, Kimiko finds herself back in a place she calls Hell and smack in the midst of some crazy tradition her in-laws want her to participate in.
Erai Tokoro ni Totsuide Shimatta!: Season 1 - 9 Episode s
1x1 - Wedding Tradition
January 11, 2007
Makimura Kimiko, freelance journalist and city-girl extraordinaire, marries into a traditional Japanese family. Most overbearing of the Yamamoto Family members is Isojiro's mother, Shimako, who seems to think Kimiko is the perfect wife whose knowledge of the traditional Japanese arts knows no bounds. Kimiko on the other hand is sloppy, a bad cook unless it happens to be microwavable, and couldn't tell a shamisen from a bagpipe if her life depended on it. Bombarded by customs, Kimiko's only desire is to never step foot in the Main House again. But with the interference of her husband, Isojiro, who can't seem to say no to his mother, Kimiko finds herself back in a place she calls Hell and smack in the midst of some crazy tradition her in-laws want her to participate in.
1x2 - Large Funeral Ceremony
January 18, 2007
1x3 - New Year's Girl! Counterattack of marriage
January 25, 2007
1x4 - I'm Running a Large Election!?
February 1, 2007
1x5 - Large GENKA Filial Piety
February 8, 2007
1x6 - Clash! Wife versus Mother-in-Law
February 15, 2007
1x7 - Get Married! War Cheat
February 22, 2007
1x8 - Shout! Selfish Birth
March 1, 2007
1x9 - Last time! Ties Broken
March 8, 2007