Extremely Inappropriate!
2024 Japanese serie
Extremely Inappropriate! (Japanese: 不適切にもほどがある!, Hepburn: Futekisetsu ni mo Hodo ga Aru!), popularly known as Futehodo, is a 2024 Japanese comedy musical drama television series about a man who time travels back-and-forth between 1986 (Showa era) and 2024 (Reiwa era), where he finds that his Shōwa-era way of being conflicts with contemporary Japanese society.
The series is noted for contrasting the extremes of 1980s culture (harassment, abuse, smoking) with those of 2020s culture (smartphones, social media, political correctness, cancel culture), while satirizing elements of both. It also has a unique musical element, with each episode featuring a humorous original song sung by the characters, usually relating to the cultural theme.
Plot
Ichiro Ogawa is a junior high school teacher and baseball coach in Katsushika, Tokyo, known for his Spartan ideals and harsh words. He is a widower and lives with his rebellious sukeban daughter Junko.
One day in 1986, Ichirō boards a city bus, which turns out to be a time machine that takes him to Tokyo in 2024. Wandering into his favorite local cafe, Scandal, Ichiro meets Nagisa Inushima, a single mother who works at the EBS television station. He is eventually able to return to 1986 through a hole in the restroom wall of Scandal.
Meanwhile, feminist sociologist Sakae Sakisaka and her son Kiyoshi travel from 2024 to 1986.
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