The popular morning TV drama, Asadora, is gaining attention as its star, Rikuto Itagaki, moves the production crew to tears. Despite the specifics of the incident not being disclosed, it transpired during the production of a significant episode of the long-running drama series. Based on typical Asadora developments and the response of the production team, it appears something deeply emotional transpired.

Asadora, Japan's morning drama series, is an essential part of Japanese pop culture with millions tuning in each day. Actors' emotional moments on-set often capture public attention as they are regarded as reflections of their authenticity, contributing to the popularity of the show.

Much like U.S or EU, actor and crew chemistry and emotional reactions are often seen as a sign of a successful TV show in Japan. However, heightened focus on on-set emotions is particular to Japan's entertainment culture, with audiences seeking an emotional dimension even behind the scenes.