99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans

99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans (2010)

EndedScripted showDrama, War, History

The story follows a family of Japanese immigrants who crossed over to America 99 years ago. Kusanagi plays both the young Hiramatsu Chokichi (later taken over by Nakai) and his son, Ichiro. When the war breaks out the Japanese immigrants face racism and segregation. Ichiro pledges his alliance to America and gets sent to Europe, second son Jiro stays back with Ichiro's beloved Shinobu (who he has a crush on) and tries to protect his parents' farm. Their two sisters Shizu and Sachie are sent back to Japan and have to experience the horrors of war, one in Hiroshima and the other in Okinawa.

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Scheduleevery Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday at 21:00 (115 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E05Episode 5Nov. 7, 2010
S01E04Episode 4Nov. 6, 2010
S01E03Episode 3Nov. 5, 2010
S01E02Episode 2Nov. 4, 2010
S01E01Episode 1Nov. 3, 2010
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' premiere?

'99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' premiered on November 20, 2010.

Who were the main characters in '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans'?

The main characters in '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' were Rika, Haru, and Kenji.

What was the genre of '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans'?

'99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' was a historical drama.

Where was '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' set?

'99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' was set in the United States.

What was the premise of '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans'?

'99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' followed the lives of Japanese-Americans and their struggles during various historical events.

Who directed '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans'?

'99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' was directed by Fuminori Kaneko.

Did '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' have any notable guest stars?

Yes, '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' featured guest appearances by actors such as Masato Sakai and Yukie Nakama.

How many episodes were there in '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans'?

'99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' comprised of 5 episodes.

What historical events were depicted in '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans'?

'99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' depicted the Japanese-American internment during World War II, the civil rights movement, and the Vietnam War.

Did '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' receive any awards or nominations?

Yes, '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' received several awards, including the Best Drama Award at the 66th Television Drama Academy Awards.

What was the reception of '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' among viewers?

'99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' was well-received by viewers and garnered positive reviews for its storytelling and performances.

Was '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' based on a true story?

Yes, '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' was based on the real-life experiences of Japanese-Americans in the United States.

How did '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' depict the struggles faced by Japanese-Americans?

'99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' portrayed the discrimination, prejudice, and hardships endured by Japanese-Americans during significant historical periods.

Did '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' explore the themes of identity and cultural assimilation?

Yes, '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' delved into themes of identity, cultural assimilation, and the search for belonging.

Were there any significant historical figures portrayed in '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans'?

Yes, '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' featured portrayals of notable historical figures, such as Martin Luther King Jr. and President Franklin D. Roosevelt.

How was the production quality of '99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans'?

'99 Years of Love - Japanese Americans' had high production values, with attention to detail in recreating historical settings and costumes.

Also known as

  • 99年の愛~JAPANESE AMERICANS~
  • 99-nen no Ai~JAPANESE AMERICANS~
  • 99-nen no Ai ~ Japanese Americans

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