Blackboard - Jidai to Tatakatta Kyoshi tachi (2012)

Native Title:

ブラックボード〜時代と戦った教師たち〜

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  • Sakurai Sho
    Sakurai Sho
    {First Night: Mirai} Shirahama Shouhei (Ep. 1)
    Main Role
  • Sato Koichi
    Sato Koichi
    {Second Night: Ikiro} Goto Akira (Ep. 2)
    Main Role
  • Matsushita Nao
    Matsushita Nao
    {Third Night: Yume} Takizawa Momoko (Ep. 3)
    Main Role
  • Oshima Yuko
    Oshima Yuko
    {First Night: Mirai} Ichihara Takami (Ep. 1)
    Support Role
  • Nakamura Aoi
    Nakamura Aoi
    {First Night: Mirai} Baba Takefumi (Ep. 1)
    Support Role
  • Suda Masaki
    Suda Masaki
    {First Night: Mirai} Matsumura Hideo (Ep. 1)
    Support Role

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Blackboard - Jidai to Tatakatta Kyoshi tachi 2012 / ブラックボード〜時代と戦った教師たち〜 2012 / Blackboard ~Jidai to Tatakatta Kyōshi tachi~! , Burakkubōdo ~Jidai to Tatakatta Kyōshi tachi~!

A drama special about 3 different stories. The first is set in 1947. The second in 1980. And The third in 2011. In 2011, the junior high school in Ota Ward experiences a complete breakdown in classroom discipline. Takizawa Momoko, an English teacher in charge of the third-year students, writes the words ‟My dream‟ on the blackboard, but it is in vain for no one participates in the lesson. Even so, Momoko perseveres in reaching out to her students. Yokote Ryoko, the present school principal who was once colleagues with Goto Akira, is supportive of her. One day, Momoko learns that Omiya Masaki, an extremely defiant transfer student, has not received adequate education because of his family situation, and gives him personal coaching, but she is criticized for forming an inappropriate relationship with a student. How does she talk about ‟love‟, ‟dreams‟ and the ‟meaning of school‟?