Age Harassment (2015)
A gripping exploration of workplace conflicts, gender bias, and age discrimination. Follow Emiri Yoshii’s journey in this thought-provoking drama.
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| Original Title | エイジハラスメント |
|---|---|
| Formats | Streaming |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Episodes | 9 |
| Duration | 45 mins |
| Status | Ended |
| Year | 2015 |
| First Air Date | July 9, 2015 |
| Last Air Date | September 10, 2015 |
| Broadcast Day | thursday |
| Network | TV Asahi |
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Synopsis
Emiri Yoshii begins work at a general trading company. Due to her family's failure in business, she had to give up her dream of earning a MBA in America. Now, she hopes to become an executive of a company. Emiri is sent to the general affairs department at the trading company. She freaks out when she learns that lower level employees have to wear uniforms and she has to deal with everything from changing light bulbs to ordering business cards. Nonetheless, she works hard to pay off her family's debt. Emiri then finds herself in the crosshair of coworkers. Senior female employees are perturbed that she doesn't drink coffee with them and skips their gatherings. Meanwhile, the male employees like working with her, but only when they need an attractive women for matters like entertaining clients. The male employees do not give her serious work. Emiri, who appears popular among the male employees, soon becomes an outcast among the senior female employees. She becomes fed up with her situation and takes action.
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Editor's Review
A Brave Exploration of Workplace Conflicts
“Age Harassment” is a thought-provoking Japanese drama that delves into the complexities of the workplace, particularly the conflicts related to gender and age. Set against the backdrop of a general trading company, the series sheds light on the injustices faced by employees and the challenges they encounter.
Story (7/10): While the storyline may feel familiar to fans of Japanese dramas, it manages to keep viewers engaged. The plot revolves around Emiri Yoshii (played by Emi Takei), who joins the company with aspirations of becoming an executive. The drama tackles workplace abuse, rivalry, and emotional struggles, making it relevant to anyone navigating the corporate world.
Acting/Cast (8/10): The actors, especially Takei Emi and Inamori Izumi, deliver commendable performances. Their portrayal of characters adds depth to the narrative, capturing the nuances of workplace dynamics.
Music (8/10): The soundtrack complements the drama well, enhancing emotional moments and emphasizing key scenes.
Rewatch Value (8/10): Despite some familiar elements, “Age Harassment” remains intriguing. I’d consider rewatching it in the future, appreciating its exploration of workplace issues.
In summary, “Age Harassment” bravely confronts workplace challenges, making it a worthwhile watch for those interested in thought-provoking dramas. While not groundbreaking, it offers valuable insights into the struggles faced by employees, particularly women, in the corporate environment. Give it a chance and see how it resonates with you!