Episode 6
A man who casually attends a big meeting in Gentaro's (Kotaro Yoshida) office with a doughnut in his hand enjoys bingo during the meeting and gets bingo, then leaves.
The purpose of the man that Omori (Kenta Hamano) and Watanabe (Rina Ota) also noticed but missed?!
FINALLY, HIS THIRD DAUGHTER, MIKA (REINA TAKEDA), IS PROPOSED TO BY MANABU (MAKOTO TAKASUGI). THE MEETING BETWEEN THE TWO FAMILIES IS DUE TO THE BINGO MAN, SO GENTARO WILL BE OUT OF THE WAY, BUT HIS WIFE CHIZURU (MEGUMI) ALSO HAS SOMETHING TO WORRY ABOUT...
The eldest daughter, Yuka (Haruna Kiminami), proposes from the musician Ryota (Aoyagi Tsutomu) who can't sell! I was still worried about the future.
His second daughter, Rika (Yui Sakuma), who is on the verge of divorce and is staying at home, and her husband, Daisuke (Ren Kiriyama), visit the Ito family to discuss the matter.
The Ito family had a lot of difficulties.
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