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'Time Slip Dr. Jin (2012)' is the Korean version of the Japanese drama 'JIN' (2009) and 'JIN2' (2011).
Both deal with medical, history and time slip.
While the Korean version plays more with the romance by adding a male character as love rival, the Japanese version gives a more acceptable reasoning to why the time travelling happen.
Both deal with medical, history and time slip.
While the Korean version plays more with the romance by adding a male character as love rival, the Japanese version gives a more acceptable reasoning to why the time travelling happen.
It has the same concept of time travel during the Edo era, but this is a more serious drama with more gist on the medical side.
Both dramas are about a person time travelling, ending up in Sengoku period. Both are based on famous manga. Both are very similar.
The two drama had an almost similar plot that is a doctor time-slipping between two different time periods. But in JIN's case, it was a modern doctor who ended up time-slipping towards the past. To be fair, I would've recc Dr. Jin that was a Korean adaptation of JIN for the sake of sticking to the same Korean setting but I might as well recc the original instead.
Both Iroha no Koi wa Toki wo Kakeru and JIN involve time travel and life in a different era of Japan. JIN is more serious and dramatic, but definitely worth binge-watching! Iroha, on the other hand, is lighter and more fun. I enjoyed both, but they offer pretty different vibes depending on what you're in the mood for!



