Fathers of Dramaland Kogure Nao is a shy and cute high school student. One day, Onise Taiga asks her "would you like to date with me on the promise that we will get married?" Nao is unable to turn down his proposal because she is scared of him. Taiga has red hair and piercing eyes. His appearance gives off the impression that he is a bad boy, but he is actually considerate to others and good at cooking. After getting to know Taiga, Nao begins to have feelings for him. ~~ Adapted from the manga "Honey" (ハニー) by Meguro Amu (目黒あむ). Edit Translation
- English
- Italiano
- Polski
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Native Title: ハニー
- Also Known As: Hani , Honey So Sweet , Querido , 目黒あむ
- Screenwriter: Yamaoka Junpei
- Director: Shintoku Koji
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Youth
Cast & Credits
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![Hirano Sho in Honey Japanese Movie]( "Hirano Sho in Honey Japanese Movie")
Hirano Sho Main Role -
![Taira Yuna in Honey Japanese Movie]( "Taira Yuna in Honey Japanese Movie")
Taira Yuna Main Role -
![Takahashi Yu in Honey Japanese Movie]( "Takahashi Yu in Honey Japanese Movie")
Takahashi YuKogure SosukeSupport Role -
![Yokohama Ryusei in Honey Japanese Movie]( "Yokohama Ryusei in Honey Japanese Movie")
Yokohama RyuseiMisaki AyumuSupport Role -
![Mizutani Kaho in Honey Japanese Movie]( "Mizutani Kaho in Honey Japanese Movie")
Mizutani KahoYashiro KayoSupport Role -
![Asakawa Nana in Honey Japanese Movie]( "Asakawa Nana in Honey Japanese Movie")
Asakawa NanaNishigaki MiyabiSupport Role
Reviews
The story is sweet, but not so much that you feel like you've gotten a cavity. The "bad guy" is horrible, but he's not so prominent in the story that you hate seeing him on screen. It's really one of the few shows (dramas or movies) where I wasn't tempted to fast forward through every part with the villain. The reason for that I think was that his time was limited, but important, so you felt like you needed to see that part of the show. Most of the conflicts are just "life" type things that people generally have to figure out and I LOVED that aspect of the movie.
It's a school movie and they do a good job of making it seem like the characters are students instead of some story lines where it feels like "adult" situations but the "adults" are actually students (like a teen who is supporting their family, or the teenager is basically fending for themselves). The main characters both had adult family members who were parenting well, so the teens got to be just that...teens.
I loved this show and I'm sure I will be watching it again in the future.
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I went into this only for King & Prince's Hirano Sho, but came out thoroughly pleased with how it was executed. There were parts of it that follow the standard shoujo format, and parts of it that I think could have been avoided overall or amended (the unnecessary subplot of the female lead being 'in love' with her uncle, for example) but it did surprise me. The male lead's character is honest and true with his feelings, and though there's conflict, the tone of the movie is quite uplifting. For all that it lacks, Honey makes up for in it's heart. I think I'll definitely give it another watch sometime. Music gets a 6.0 because most of the music was slightly unexpected English songs, but it doesn't really take away from the movie.
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