Kaze no Garden (2008)

Kuramoto Sou, his style and visions.

This beautiful drama was a masterpiece and a wonderful final project for the late Ogata Ken, who was one of the finest actors the world has ever seen. This drama showed true human emotion and the struggle every person has with both life and death. It was graceful, calm, yet heart-breaking. Every moment was tinged with emotion and the characters were so well-played. My favorite scene was the final encounter between Gaku and his father, or rather the Archangel Gabriel, his one true friend. It was a stunning and tragic scene very well-played by the actors and I cried. I knew from the beginning how this series would end, but a part of me still hoped for a miracle.
I love Kuramoto Sou, his style and visions. I like what he has to say about life. His morals are shown heavily in this drama.

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Life is limited

Life is limited. It was a drama that reminded me of how I should spend my time with my family and what I want to be.
A drama that restores family ties with a few lives. Ryunosuke Kamiki, who played the role of the son, was charming and relaxed, but Kiichi Nakai and Ken Ogata were wonderful. The direction and music were also very beautiful and it was a drama that kept me impressed. It's full of kindness, and I feel that my heart was washed after watching it.

After seeing all of "Wind Garden", I went on a trip to Furano in July 2018.

The wind garden is real and I was impressed with the indescribable atmosphere!

Those who go to Furano in Hokkaido, those who love flowers, are really impressed!

This story is a 2008 work, but it is a wonderful work that has touched the essence of human beings and has not faded even after many years.
Creating a garden that blends in with the nature of Hokkaido, which seems to be in harmony with it, is beautiful, ephemeral and memorable, just like the drama

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