Hashida, writer of acclaimed Japanese TV drama "Oshin," dies at 95

Hashida, writer of acclaimed Japanese TV drama "Oshin," dies at 95

File photo taken during an interview in Atami in Shizuoka Prefecture, central Japan, in November 2019, shows Sugako Hashida, a scriptwriter known for the internationally acclaimed television drama series "Oshin" in the 1980s. Hasida died on April 4, 2021, of lymphoma at her home in Atami at 95.

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