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**Creator of home dramas that captivated Japan**
Screenwriter, essayist, novelist. Her representative works include "Terauchi Kantaro Family" and the short story collection "Memories of Trump." She was awarded the 83rd Naoki Prize.
She wrote scripts and screenplays for TV and radio. She was known as a leading figure in home dramas. She created many popular works such as "Don't Call Me Papa," "It's Time," and "Like Asura," and in the 1970s, she was known as one of the "big three screenwriters" alongside Satoshi Kuramoto and Taichi Yamada.
In 1981, she died at the age of 51 in a Far East Air Transport plane crash during a reporting trip to Taiwan.
Q: What was she known for?
Creating Japanese home dramas and influencing Japan.
Q: What are her famous works?
"Terauchi Kantaro Family," "Don't Call Me Papa," "It's Time," etc.
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English Summary
**Creator of home dramas that made Japan cooler**
Screenwriter, essayist, novelist. His representative works include ``Terauchi Kantaro Family'' and short story collection ``Memories of Trump.'' Received the 83rd Naoki Award.
Writing scripts and screenplays for TV and radio. He was known as the standard bearer of home dramas. He has many popular works such as ``Don't Call Me Papa,'' ``It's Time,'' and ``Ashura no Gotoku,'' and in the 1970s, he was called one of the ``three great screenwriters'' along with Satoshi Kuramoto and Taichi Yamada.
In 1981, he died in a Far East Airplane crash while on a reporting trip to Taiwan. Died at the age of 51.
Q: What did you do?
Creating Japanese home dramas and influencing Japan.
Q: What are your famous works?
“Kantaro Terauchi Family” “Don’t call me daddy” “It’s time” etc.
Wikipedia：Kuniko Mukoda