TV-Series
Description
"Ashita Tenki ni Nāre" centers on a group of high school students navigating the challenges of adolescence, friendship, and self-discovery. The narrative unfolds in a rural town where the protagonist, a reserved and introspective teenager, struggles with feelings of isolation and uncertainty about the future. After transferring to a new school, the protagonist gradually forms bonds with classmates who each carry their own personal struggles and aspirations. These relationships become the driving force of the story, as the characters support one another through moments of joy, conflict, and growth.
The plot is structured around the changing seasons, symbolizing the passage of time and the characters' evolving emotions. Key events include school festivals, sports competitions, and quiet moments of reflection, all of which highlight the characters' development. The protagonist’s journey is marked by a deepening understanding of their own identity and the realization that life’s uncertainties can be faced with the support of others. Secondary characters, such as a fiercely independent classmate with a passion for art and a carefree yet deeply empathetic friend, add layers to the narrative, each contributing unique perspectives and challenges.
Themes of resilience, the importance of human connection, and the bittersweet nature of growing up are woven throughout the story. The series avoids melodrama, instead opting for a grounded portrayal of everyday life, where small moments carry significant emotional weight. The interplay between the characters’ personal struggles and their shared experiences creates a poignant exploration of youth and the complexities of forging one’s path in the world.
The plot is structured around the changing seasons, symbolizing the passage of time and the characters' evolving emotions. Key events include school festivals, sports competitions, and quiet moments of reflection, all of which highlight the characters' development. The protagonist’s journey is marked by a deepening understanding of their own identity and the realization that life’s uncertainties can be faced with the support of others. Secondary characters, such as a fiercely independent classmate with a passion for art and a carefree yet deeply empathetic friend, add layers to the narrative, each contributing unique perspectives and challenges.
Themes of resilience, the importance of human connection, and the bittersweet nature of growing up are woven throughout the story. The series avoids melodrama, instead opting for a grounded portrayal of everyday life, where small moments carry significant emotional weight. The interplay between the characters’ personal struggles and their shared experiences creates a poignant exploration of youth and the complexities of forging one’s path in the world.
Episodes
Staffel 1
1Ashita Tenki ni Nāre
2Episode 2
3ゴメンね、パパがいなくて…
The nursery closes temporarily,forcing Hana to bring her daughter, Mimi, to NTV. While Hana works, Mimi overhears a conversation between Hana and her friend Keito. Misinterpreting Keito’s words, Mimi believes Hana has romantic feelings for Kōhei Makihara, the weather segment director. Knowing she has no father present in her life, Mimi privately asks Kōhei to attend her nursery school’s upcoming fun day. Kōhei agrees to the promise. Throughout the workday, Kōhei carries the weight of this secret commitment while continuing to instruct Hana on her weather broadcast duties. Hana remains unaware of her daughter’s request and focuses on mastering the technical aspects of presenting the forecast. The episode builds the tension around Kōhei’s obligation and the child’s longing for a father figure. It concludes with the approach of the nursery school event, leaving Kōhei with the dilemma of how to fulfill a promise he made without the mother’s knowledge, setting up potential complications for his professional relationship with Hana.
4Episode 4
5Episode 5
6Episode 6
7Episode 7
8Ashita Tenki ni Nāre
Hana's ex-husband Kazuhiko appears at her workplace,the café, and announces he wants to take custody of their daughter, Minori. Kazuhiko explains he has remarried and can now provide a stable family environment. Hana immediately refuses and sends him away. Despite her outward rejection, she begins to question whether Minori might be better off with a two-parent household. Her friends and colleagues notice her distraction but she avoids discussing the situation. Minori overhears parts of the argument and becomes withdrawn, sensing the tension. Hana spends the evening watching Minori sleep, wrestling with the fear of losing her daughter versus the possibility of giving her a more conventional life. The next day, Hana agrees to let Minori stay overnight at Kazuhiko's new home as a trial. She hides her distress while helping Minori pack a small bag. Kazuhiko arrives to pick up Minori, and Hana forces herself to let her daughter go without revealing her true feelings. The episode closes with Hana standing alone in the empty apartment, facing the immediate uncertainty of whether Minori will choose to return.
9Ashita Tenki ni Nāre
Kyoko arrives at the mountain hut where Yūta and Takumi work,surprising Yūta with her sudden appearance. She explains she took leave from her office job to see him, revealing she has grown dissatisfied with her corporate routine. Takumi observes their reunion with visible discomfort, later confiding to Yūta that he still harbors feelings for Kyoko. Yūta admits his own complicated emotions but insists their priority remains preparing for the upcoming photography contest. Kyoko assists with chores around the hut, and during a quiet moment, she asks Yūta directly whether he plans to return to city life after the summer. He deflects, saying his focus is on capturing a specific sunrise shot. A sudden storm forces the group to secure equipment on the mountain trail. Takumi slips on wet ground, and Yūta catches him, but a camera lens falls into a ravine. The lens belongs to Takumi, a prized item from his late father. Yūta volunteers to descend into the ravine to retrieve it despite the worsening weather. Kyoko tries to stop him, but Takumi remains silent. Yūta retrieves the lens but returns with a sprained ankle. Kyoko tends to his injury while Takumi stands apart, clutching the lens. The episode closes with Takumi looking at the damaged lens case, then at Yūta, his expression unreadable. The next morning, Takumi tells Yūta he will enter the same contest, making their rivalry explicit.
10Episode 10
11Episode 11
Hiroto arrives at the meteorological agency headquarters to submit his final internship report. Section chief Tanaka reviews the data and confronts Hiroto about the discrepancy in the typhoon trajectory prediction from the previous week. Hiroto explains his alternative model based on ocean temperature anomalies,but Tanaka dismisses it as unproven. Pressed by the chief, Hiroto admits he used unofficial satellite feeds from a private research lab. Tanaka suspends Hiroto from the internship and orders him to rewrite the report using only agency-approved sources. Outside the building, Hiroto meets senior forecaster Mizuki, who privately agrees with his methods but warns him that bypassing protocol risks his career. That evening, Hiroto’s colleague Riko shows him new real-time data from a coastal monitoring station that supports his original prediction. A sudden squall hits the observation site, damaging equipment and stranding Riko on the pier. Hiroto uses his knowledge of local wind patterns to navigate a rescue boat through the storm, pulling Riko to safety. The next morning, Tanaka sees the news report of the rescue and learns that Hiroto’s unorthodox forecast correctly predicted the sudden squall. Tanaka calls Hiroto back to the agency and reinstates the internship, but assigns him to a desk job analyzing historical climate data rather than active forecasting. The episode closes with Hiroto staring at a wall of archived weather charts, while Mizuki hints that a major low-pressure system approaching the coast may require his field skills sooner than expected.
12Episode 12
13Episode 13
14Episode 14
15Episode 15
16Episode 16
17Episode 17
The episode begins with Taiyō Mukai continuing his pursuit of professional status,facing the next hurdle in the assistant professional tournament. His rivals, including the experienced and cunning Usujima, employ psychological tactics on the course to disrupt Taiyō’s concentration. Usujima uses rule-bending verbal jabs and deliberate timing delays, aiming to break Taiyō’s rhythm. Katori, a fellow competitor, observes Usujima’s tactics and offers Taiyō a quiet word of warning about the man’s reputation. Taiyō struggles to maintain his composure under the relentless pressure, his shots becoming erratic. He briefly succumbs to frustration, recognizing that his technical skills are being undermined by his emotional responses. Remembering a lesson from his mentor, Ryūtani, Taiyō refocuses his mindset, blocking out the external noise. He regains control by concentrating solely on each shot, executing a precise recovery from a difficult lie. This mental shift allows him to finish the round with a strong score, securing his position to advance. The episode closes with Taiyō having earned his place in the next stage, but the victory feels temporary as he realizes Usujima’s interference was a test orchestrated by Ryūtani to harden him for future, more ruthless competition.
18Episode 18
19Episode 19
20Episode 20
21新人殺しの憎いワナ
Mukai Taiyo participates in his first professional tournament. He plays the first round alongside veteran golfers Sha and Yasukawa. The presence of the established stars initially intimidates the rookie. Taiyo nevertheless demonstrates persistence and refuses to collapse under the pressure. He manages to match the veterans with a stubborn tenacity. A favorable turn of luck helps him complete the first day with a surprisingly strong score. The outcome exceeds expectations for his tournament debut. His reliable caddie joins him for the second round,boosting his confidence. Taiyo heads into the next day of competition with renewed determination. The rookie faces the challenge of maintaining his momentum against experienced opponents who will likely adjust their strategies.
22Episode 22
23Episode 23
24Episode 24
25Episode 25
26Episode 26
27Episode 27
28Episode 28
29快進撃!?の第一打
The assistant professional tournament continues at the seaside course. Hiyoshi had been struggling to find his rhythm,but after hearing Taiyo’s words of encouragement, he regains his composure. Receiving Taiyo’s message allows Hiyoshi to return to his own pace. He then begins striking shots that look completely different from his play during the slump, launching a rapid series of successes. Meanwhile, Taiyo maintains his characteristic tenacity throughout the round. He steadily chips away at the course, accumulating birdies and extending his score little by little. Both players respond to the mounting pressure of the competition by elevating their individual performances. Hiyoshi’s sudden resurgence changes the dynamic on the leaderboard, putting him back in contention. Taiyo’s patient, methodical play contrasts with Hiyoshi’s aggressive comeback, setting up a direct clash between the two competitors. The episode follows their contrasting strategies as they navigate the remaining holes. With the tournament reaching its final stages, the gap between their scores narrows significantly. The immediate consequence leaves both players in a heated battle as they approach the decisive final holes.
30Ashita Tenki ni Nāre 30
Taiyo defeats Sugihara in an extension match,securing his advancement to the second round. His opponent becomes Taikuro, a rival from his middle school days who had refused a chance to turn pro in America to return to Japan. Taikuro demonstrates skills that have transformed him into a completely different player from his younger years, firing a series of precise, accurate shots. His caddy, Quincy, reads the wind with a mechanical precision that puts Taikuro’s team at a distinct disadvantage. Taikuro’s singular motivation is his burning desire to defeat Taiyo, a goal he has centered his entire return around. Overwhelmed by both the accuracy of his opponent’s play and the technical superiority of the opposing team’s course management, Taiyo finds himself unable to commit fully to his own game. His usual confident rhythm breaks as he struggles to focus under the pressure of Taikuro’s relentless attack. The stark contrast between Taikuro’s focused preparation and Taiyo’s growing hesitation defines the early stages of their match. Taiyo must find a way to counter not only his opponent’s superior shot-making but also the analytical edge provided by Quincy. The episode ends with Taiyo trapped in a passive position, his path forward requiring him to reclaim his mental edge against a rival who has returned with everything to prove.
31Episode 31
35Episode 35
36Episode 36
37強豪相手の決勝戦
Episode 37 opens on the final day of the professional golf tournament. Taiyō’s current score places him tied for 25th place at one under par. The episode reveals his playing partner for the decisive round is the tournament leader,Hideyoshi. The pairing immediately establishes the high-stakes contrast between the underdog and the frontrunner. The third member of their group is Isomura, a powerful hitter with a background in baseball. His presence adds another layer of competition due to his unconventional experience and driving distance. The narrative focuses on the tension within this specific grouping on the final day. Taiyō confronts the immediate pressure of competing directly against the top seed. The episode builds its conflict around these contrasting playing styles and positions on the leaderboard. The outcome of the final round hinges on Taiyō’s ability to perform against this formidable pairing.
38Episode 38
39Episode 39
40Episode 40
41Episode 41
42Episode 42
43Episode 43
44Episode 44
45Episode 45
Taiyo concludes the first day of the tournament with a strong score,yet Les’s words weigh on him. Les had predicted a major collapse on the second day, a forecast others claim has never been wrong. Taiyo dismisses the warning as baseless harassment, but the unease settles in his mind. Determined to prove Les wrong, Taiyo steps onto the course for the second day. He hides his growing agitation behind a string of flashy, aggressive plays, managing to maintain his score. Les follows Taiyo throughout the round, his presence shifting from a mere annoyance to an unsettling shadow that sticks to Taiyo like a ghost. The other players and onlookers note the strange dynamic as Les’s silent pursuit grows increasingly unnerving with each hole. Taiyo tries to focus solely on his shots, but the pressure of the prediction and Les’s persistent, almost menacing proximity begin to fray his concentration. His flashy play style, meant to project confidence, starts to reveal the cracks in his mental state. The episode builds the psychological tension as Taiyo fights not only the course but the creeping doubt Les has planted. The conclusion leaves Taiyo trapped between his will to win and the looming threat of a curse that has never failed to come true.
46あした天気になあれ
Solomon,accompanied by Nathan, appears before Diva and transforms his right hand into a blade to attack her. Diva easily overpowers Solomon and leaves him severely wounded on the ground. Julia continues her research on Diva’s D-base and discovers the alarming synchronization effect caused by Diva’s singing, which dramatically increases the rate of chiropteran transformation in humans. The Red Shield learns that the American military plans to distribute Sankt Freude products containing D67 to impoverished nations to artificially create chiropterans, which they then use Corps Corps to eliminate, forcing other countries into submission. Mao criticizes the Red Shield for placing the entire burden of defeating Diva on Saya and orchestrates a shopping trip to give Kai time alone with her. Haji remains behind and performs household chores while Saya accompanies Kai. During the outing, Kai apologizes for harsh words he said to Saya at the zoo and later gives her a spare key to his father’s restaurant, asking her to build a new OMORO with him after the war ends. Saya cries and tells him she is happy, but her thoughts drift to a distant promise. A flashback reveals that Saya once asked Haji to kill her after she finishes her fight with Diva, and Haji swore to protect her until that moment. The episode closes with Saya’s focus divided between the coming battle and the weight of the two futures offered to her by Haji and Kai. The next episode preview shows Solomon, bloodied but alive, declaring his intention to become Saya’s chevalier.
47Episode 47
Cast
- Takeji Mukai
- Akira Ōtaguro
- Ryūkoku
- Itoko MukaiYōko Ogai
- Etsuko Shiraishi
- Kōzō Mukai
- Etsuko's Father
- Tomiko Mukai
- Narration
Comment(s)
Staff
- Series DirectorHiroyoshi Mitsunobu
- StoryboardHiroshi FukutomiKenjirō YoshidaTetsuo YasumiMakoto MoriwakiHiroshi IshiodoriToshiaki SuzukiHiroyoshi MitsunobuShin MisawaTakashi TanazawaKouichi SasakiHisaya TakabayashiShigeru FujikawaSatoshi YodaNoriyuki NakamuraKōzō MasanobuYukio SuzukiDaizō TakeuchiAkinori ŌraiKōzō Takagaki
- MusicTatsushi Umegaki
- Chief Animation DirectorHiroshi Kanazawa
- Sound DirectorSadayoshi Fujino
- Producer
- ScriptNoboru ShiroyamaKeiji TeruiSaburō EbinumaRyōichi Yagi
- Episode DirectorKenjirō YoshidaHiroshi IshiodoriShin MisawaOsamu InoueHisaya TakabayashiShigeru FujikawaNoriyuki NakamuraYukio Suzuki
- Original Manga
- Animation DirectorShinichi SuzukiKazuo TomizawaAkira KasaharaTakahisa IchikawaHiroshi KanazawaMitsuru NasugawaHiroshi TsumaKōji KatōHachirō UdaTaizō Oshi
- Director of PhotographyAkihiko TakahashiHitoshi Kaneko
Production
- ProductionNAS
Relations
Manga overview
