
Set in post-war Japan during a period of rapid economic growth, 'Kokuho' follows Kikuo, a boy born into a yakuza family. His unusual destiny takes a turn when he is adopted by a kabuki theater actor, leading him through turbulent challenges as his talent for kabuki acting develops and blossoms.\n\nTrivia:\n1. The production employed actual kabuki actors to coach the cast, ensuring authentic portrayal of the traditional art form throughout the series.\n2. The show’s set design meticulously recreated 1950s Japan, using a blend of real locations and carefully crafted studio sets to immerse viewers in the era.\n3. The lead actor underwent rigorous kabuki training over several months, which was uncommon for actors on TV dramas, enhancing the realistic depiction of kabuki performance.