A heartwarming home drama told from the perspective of 11-year-old Kaoru (Nagashima), who says his family is often called weird/unusual. It revolves around the lives of stay-at-home dad (Tamura), lawyer and breadwinner mother (Ito), tomboyish oldest daughter (Uchida) and SNAG oldest son (Tamayama). A mysterious neighbor (Kobayashi) also gets involved.

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  Tamura Masakazu (Kamon "Papa" Kazutoyo)

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  Uchida Yuki (Kamon "Big Sis" Yuki)

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  Tamayama Tetsuji (Kamon "Big Bro" Akira)

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  Nagashima Mitsuki (Kamon "Me" Kaoru)

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  Ito Ran (Kamon "Mama" Chiyo)

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  Kobayashi Satomi (neighbor / Tsunami Kozue)

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• Apr 9, 2011 11 of 11 episodes seen

  Skye-N-Rain
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  • Overall  9
  • Story  9
  • Acting/Cast  10
  • Music  8
  • Rewatch Value  7

  If you lived in the U.S and are old enough like me, then you probably remember the Brady Bunch.This drama reminds me of that though it's not a sitcom. Anyhow the story is pretty good. The Cast is superb. The Music is alright. It's rewatch value in my opinion, is a 7. Overall, it's definitely a good drama to watch. So watch it *_*

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  Marumo no Okite

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  At Home Dad

  Both dramas follow the exploits of stay at home dads in communities that don't appreciate their non-traditional roles. While the issues of gender roles and inequality are heavy, both of these comedies lighten it up :) Dare Yori has more colorful characters than At Home Dad, but both are good.

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