Immediately somehow realizing this Yusuke and Kinjo Yusuke are one and the same, Yuta eagerly reaches out to make contact with his long lost sibling. One day, Yuta checks his family register for the first time and discovers the name of his younger brother. Things turned around when he met Daisuke (Tsukamoto Takashi) and they formed the immensely popular Kinjo Brothers.
He honed this skill through the years to adulthood and became a failed comedian. To avoid the potential bullying and isolation that accompanied being the perpetual new kid, Yusuke quickly learned to make people laugh, despite hating being laughed at. She was quite healthy, but soon died and Yusuke was passed around from various institutions and schools until his teenage years. Shimoigusa Yusuke (Eita) was raised under the care of his single mother for a little while. Shimoigusa Yuta is a man who’s always smiling. Despite how busy he is, Yuta always makes time to help everyone in sight, as cheerfully as possible. Now an adult, Yuta has become Yama-chan part 2, in charge of the cutlet shop and the secrets of the signature sauce. Yuta’s determination to show his gratitude to the Yama-chans for taking him in despite being the son of a thief led to him working as hard as he could to be of help to them. Later that night, Yuta’s father took off again, with all the contents of Yama-chan’s cash box and left Yuta in the reluctant care of Yama-chan and his family. All set to turn over a new leaf of diligence and hard work, they moved in with Yama-chan, an old acquaintance of his father’s and owner of a ham cutlet shop. When Shimoigusa Yuta (Abe Sadao) was very young, his father left home with him to start a new life, leaving his mother and unborn sibling behind. To celebrate this step toward a united world of peace and prosperity, here are seven films to split your sides.
I think a good comedy is one of the few things on the planet that can bring us all closer together. It can be enjoyed by anyone of any status, to the exlusion of no one. Humor is a concept that transcends language and location. Beyond things like mathematics, music, or indoor plumbing, I think what truly separates man from the other animals is our capacity for laughter.
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