
Farewell, Mr. Premier
What happens when the Prime Minister of Japan suddenly has the lowest approval ratings in history? Tamura Masakazu plays an unpopular Prime Minister who faces daily protests of citizens, inside betrayals, and the decision of a new Chief Cabinet Secretary. He makes an unprecedented selection, choosing his daughter's private tutor, who is only in his 20s and not even a politician! Will the Prime Minister be able to turn his ratings around, or will he be forced to resign? This drama focuses on the government of Japan, with a comedic twist.
Cast: Masakazu Tamura, Honami Suzuki, Michitaka Tsutsui
Season 1
11 episodes
1. All-Time Lowest ManNo synopsis available yet.CC1 h 11 minApr 8, 1997
2. Gloomy PartyNo synopsis available yet.CC47minApr 15, 1997
3. The Man Who Eats CrabsNo synopsis available yet.CC47minApr 22, 1997
4. Helmet PremierNo synopsis available yet.CC47minApr 29, 1997
5. LiarNo synopsis available yet.CC47minMay 6, 1997
6. Lover of The Prime Minister's WifeNo synopsis available yet.CC47minMay 13, 1997
7. The End of Love And Sadness"No synopsis available yet.CC47minMay 20, 1997
8. Karaoke Prime MinisterNo synopsis available yet.CC47minMay 27, 1997
9. Prime Minister Caught In A TrapNo synopsis available yet.CC47minJun 3, 1997
10. Mass ResignationNo synopsis available yet.CC47minJun 10, 1997
11. I Won't Forget All of YouNo synopsis available yet.CC47minJun 17, 1997
Farewell, Mr. Premier
What happens when the Prime Minister of Japan suddenly has the lowest approval ratings in history? Tamura Masakazu plays an unpopular Prime Minister who faces daily protests of citizens, inside betrayals, and the decision of a new Chief Cabinet Secretary. He makes an unprecedented selection, choosing his daughter's private tutor, who is only in his 20s and not even a politician! Will the Prime Minister be able to turn his ratings around, or will he be forced to resign? This drama focuses on the government of Japan, with a comedic twist.
Creators and cast
- Created by
- Koki Mitani, Takayuki Hattori, Shizuo Sekiguchi, Masayuki Suzuki
Maturity rating
Not yet rated.
Audio languages
Japanese













