Noodle Cart September 2020 Kuki Reiko, a 27-year-old accountant, lives frugally due to a past incident. A year ago, she discovered small dishes at a secondhand store and, after much deliberation, decided to buy them. However, when she returns to purchase them, a couple, including her boss's son, Saruwatari Keita, buys them first. A few days later, Reiko finds Keita working in the accounting department after his father sends him there to learn the value of money. Reiko, known for her frugality, is tasked with teaching him, but will their relationship remain strictly about money? (Source: kisskh) Edit Translation
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- Native Title: おカネの切れ目が恋のはじまり
- Also Known As: Love Will Begin When Money Ends , Love Begins When The Money Ends
- Director: Doi Nobuhiro, Kimura Hisashi, Hirano Shunichi
- Screenwriter: Oshima Satomi
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Matsuoka Mayu in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)]( "Matsuoka Mayu in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)")
Matsuoka MayuKuki ReikoMain Role -
![Miura Haruma in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)]( "Miura Haruma in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)")
Miura Haruma Main Role -
![First Summer Uika in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)]( "First Summer Uika in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)")
First Summer UikaKamoshida MeikoMain Role -
![Miura Shohei in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)]( "Miura Shohei in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)")
Miura ShoheiSaotome Ken [Reiko's first love]Support Role -
![Kitamura Takumi in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)]( "Kitamura Takumi in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)")
Kitamura TakumiItagaki Jun [Keita's junior]Support Role -
![Seira Hitomi in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)]( "Seira Hitomi in Okane no Kireme ga Koi no Hajimari Japanese Drama (2020)")
Seira HitomiSeitoku Maria [Keita's ex-girlfriend]Support Role
Reviews
Promising series cut short due to tragedy
My First Thoughts:Being Miura Haruma's final work before his sudden and tragic passing, it was hard to watch without thinking that we have lost such a kind soul and great talent... but at the same time, I wanted to honor him by watching this through the end. And I think those in charge of the drama may have similar sentiment when deciding to air the series, albeit a shortened run and necessary changes/editing needed in light of the circumstances.
Thoughts on the drama itself:
Watching the drama for what is, I thought this was totally the type of drama I usually enjoy. Fairly light-hearted, great cast, an uplifting soundtrack and theme song, and the development/interactions among the characters. What stood out to me was how the drama addressed our relationship with money. While the main leads have different philosophies in how to spend money, we also see that other characters' relationship with money ranges from hatred of money, pressure due to money, sacrifices made for money, etc. It was an interesting theme that I was looking forward to the drama to explore, along with character relationships that had seeds of development.
The full potential of this drama will be lost due to the circumstances, but at least I got to know of it. And the loss of this drama pales in comparison to the loss of Miura... rest in peace, and thank you.
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All good things come to end too soon...
I started watching this series because the synopsis was interesting. You always see romance happen in the work place. However, most dramas don't really dive too deep into what the company actually... does? I like that the main focus in on Kiku's personality as she is an accountant for a toy and children's entertainment company. Miura Haruma's character was annoying at first (to me); however, seeing Kiku slowly open herself up to him, little by little, was refreshing. As Kiku started to feel more warm towards him, I started to get that feeling, too. Plus, Miura's range in this series goes from childish/silly, to empathetic/home-y. I'm really sorry to hear about his passing. I think, out of respect for him, I'm going to dive a little bit into his art and music. I'm sure he's someone I would've liked had I discovered him when I was younger.Was this review helpful to you?
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