This becomes a problem when he misunderstands an American patient's "yes" as him not having any allergies when he actually does. Kaji, who can read but cannot understand spoken English. Country Mouse: A subplot during Season 4 between the doctors in Teito University as the doctors from the city looks down on the doctors from the countryside or from rural areas of Japan.Daimon speaks English, Chinese, Thai, French, Spanish, and Portuguese. Corrupt Bureaucrat: Most of the hospitals and medical governing institutions are run by these people.Contrived Coincidence: No matter where on earth Dr Daimon goes, she will always find a patient/Doctor related to Teito University Hospital who will recruit her back to the hospital at the start of the season.Daimon lives for two things: surgery and good food. The sycophantic doctors respond to orders with an acknowledgment phrase often heard in jidaigeki, " Gyoi!" Daimon occasionally lampshades this.Ebina's campaign slogan for the hospital chairmanship election is "Change and Challenge!", in English."Move", or "Out of the way.", followed by a shove to the main surgeon when she knows the main surgeon cannot or will not continue to operate on the patient.Sometimes followed by the blunt "You'll die if you don't have the operation." "Let me operate on you!" is how she asks for her patients' consent."I won't do it." She won't do things that don't require a medical license, some of which are listed in her standard contract."I never fail." Rather than arrogance, however, this is more of a self-reminder that doctors cannot fail since the patient's life is at stake.But Not Too Foreign: Corporate fixer Nicholas Tange is Japanese Brazilian.Brutal Honesty: Daimon does not mince words, ever.
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