Your Name Is? Part III
- Year:
- 1954
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(Always in My Heart)
Part 1 and 2 Summary
On the night of
the air raid
Machiko met Haruki.
They promised to meet
and said good-bye
on Sukiya Bridge.
Six months passed.
But Machiko did not come.
And a year...
18 months passed
and on a foggy fall night
they finally met at
Sukiya Bridge. However...
Machiko was engaged to
Katsunori Hamaguchi.
Machiko's marriage
was not a happy one.
On a rainy night,
Machiko left Katsunori
and returned to Sado.
But Machiko was pregnant
with Katsunori's child.
Senkaku Bay
I was going to
divorce Hamaguchi.
to that house again.
That was my intention
when I left.
Machiko.
If you want to leave him
that much
I'll never let anyone
have you.
I came here to get you.
Haruki.
What am I to do?
I'm with child.
And then...
Haruki...
went to Hokkaido,
and Machiko to Tokyo.
But what awaited Machiko
was the animosity of
her mother-in-law.
Machiko, I heard
you had a miscarriage.
You must feel better...
in more ways than one.
Mother, that's so cruel.
Machiko, more determined
to divorce,
left Katsunori again.
She headed for Hokkaido
But...
You want me to leave
because that woman
came from Tokyo.
I won't leave.
If I do, she'll take
Haruki from me.
If I can't have Haruki,
I'll die.
Yumi dies
Katsunori sues for
restoration of conjugal rights
Hokkaido in the snow.
Machiko and Haruki
parted in sadness
once again at Bihoro.
Haruki.
We'll meet again?
I have a feeling I'll never
see you again.
Machiko.
Let's be strong.
Yes.
Take care.
You, too.
And now...
(Always in My Heart Part 3)
Cast
KEIJI SADA:
KEIKO KISHI:
CHIKAGE AWASHIMA
YUMEJI TSUKIOKA:
YUJI KAWAKITA:
TOSHIKO KOBAYASHI
Director:
HIDEO OBATokyo Family Court
I have been asking for
a divorce for some time.
Since he wouldn't agree,
I went to Hokkaido.
My husband sued me.
And that's why I asked
the court for arbitration.
I see.
Judge, what do you think?
The husband wants
reconciliation,
the wife wants a divorce.
These two matters
should be arbitrated
at the same time.
I agree.
I think that's best
for them both.
Mr. Hamaguchi?
rule on my claim.
There's no merit in
her divorce application.
She left her husband's house
and went to see another man.
An adulterous wife
should have no say.
I never did anything
improper.
- Oh, really?
- No.
You traveled to far away
Hokkaido.
Where's the proof you
didn't commit adultery?
It's a natural assumption.
Calm down.
Don't get so emotional.
He's right.
When you get emotional,
nothing can be settled
amicably.
The person that was
mentioned,
is he the Mr. Atomiya
that's in your petition?
Yes.
- And is he still in Hokkaido?
- Yes.
He should be in Tokyo
next month.
I initiated a defamation suit
If I can I'm considering
additional charges of
kidnapping, a criminal act.
No! Dear?
What are you doing?
I think he's responsible.
It seems you're very
adamant about this.
Yes, I am the victim.
I see.
I have some more questions
for your wife,
so will you wait outside?
In any case, isn't it true
that if you divorce
your husband,
you'll want to marry
Mr. Atomiya?
Yes.
But that's not
a legitimate reason.
You have no intention
of returning to your husband?
No.
But it seems your husband
still loves you.
But he won't trust me.
Didn't you do things to
lose his trust?
to have him trust me.
You have no idea
how hard I tried.
mother-in-law was convinced.
But speaking generally,
there is no such thing
as an ideal family.
It may be hard for a while...
So you want me to
endure?
If you can.
But if you insist on divorcing,
we'll speak to your husband.
but it'll be difficult.
I agree. You must be prepared.
It will be difficult.
It's going to take
a long time...
Yes.
I don't care how long it takes.
But for him to sue Haruki...
He'll be worried
and humiliated.
Aunt? Why did I go
to Hokkaido?
I wish I hadn't gone.
What's done is done.
You can cry, Machiko.
If you're sad,
cry all you want.
You're just like
the tree over there.
But when spring comes,
that tree will grow
new leaves,
flowers will bloom.
Understand?
So be strong.
Some people like
having Sado
in the middle of Tokyo
and that's why they come.
But it was my dream
to have my own restaurant.
It's small but it's mine,
so you can stay as long
as you need to win the trial.
Thank you so much.
Ma'am? A customer
wants to talk to you.
Isn't that funny? Ma'am
without a husband?
You both must be tired.
Don't wait for me.
Go to bed.
Just the thought of a trial
gives me a headache.
According to the plaintiff,
Katsunori Hamaguchi,
the defendant,
Haruki Atomiya,
compelled the plaintiff's
wife, Machiko Hamaguchi,
to go to Hokkaido,
had an adulterous
relationship,
and defamed the plaintiff.
How do you plead,
Defendant?
I declare that what is
in the complaint is groundless.
I will now ask the plaintiff.
While your wife was still
living with you
how far did the relationship
with the defendant go?
I don't know the details.
But even after
we were married,
the defendant was secretly
sending letters.
That's a lie.
There's no truth to...
Defendant, keep quiet.
The plaintiff is making
his statement.
When I became
his superior
in the PR department,
the defendant and Machiko
met at the kabuki theater.
Mr. Hamaguchi,
you got it all wrong.
You keep quiet.
The conversation
between them,
according to Machiko,
was that they would
never meet again.
That means they were
indeed meeting.
Further proof is that
the defendant
summoned Machiko
to his lodgings
and met with her alone
in his room.
Mr. Hamaguchi,
that's because you
forced me to resign.
The defendant should
keep quiet.
But I have to say this.
Machiko came to apologize to me
because I lost my job
because of her.
The plaintiff is making
a statement.
- Keep quiet
- No, I won't.
I can't remain silent.
Do you know why you're
being sued?
Have you no shame?
You're the one who
should be ashamed.
What?
if this was about me.
But when it concerns Machiko...
How dare you refer to
his wife in such a manner!
Shameless!
Judge. As you can see,
he is unrepentant.
He is brazen.
He is vile.
Stop this!
Please don't torture
Mr. Atomiya.
Please stop...
Please...
Stop.
Stop!
Please stop.
Machiko.
Machiko.
What's the matter?
A bad dream?
Aunt.
- May I help you?
- I'm Hamaguchi.
I'm here to see
Mr. Nagahashi.
This way.
It's been a while.
Thank you for trying to
help before.
I'm sorry I couldn't be
of any help.
I've been transferred
to the Kumamoto office.
So I haven't done anything,
but I hear things have
escalated.
Please sit down.
I saw Hamaguchi
at the office yesterday.
I suppose his jealousy
is driving him to revenge.
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