Komatsu Kie, also known as "Kii", is a magazine writer from Tokyo who visits Okinawa to interview Omine Sakura, a black mix woman who claims to be a victim of a sexual assault by an American soldier. They visit and meet many people in Okinawa and eventually arrive at a certain "truth" that leads to a complicated circumstance with various issues involving Okinawa and its US military bases, the sufferings of the women, and the struggles as a mix. (Source: DramaWiki) Edit Translation
- English
- Português (Brasil)
- हिन्दी
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Native Title: フェンス
- Also Known As: Fensu
- Screenwriter: Nogi Akiko
- Director: Matsumoto Kana
- Genres: Thriller, Mystery, Psychological, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Matsuoka Mayu in Fence Japanese Drama]( "Matsuoka Mayu in Fence Japanese Drama")
Matsuoka MayuKomatsu KieMain Role -
![Miyamoto Ariana in Fence Japanese Drama]( "Miyamoto Ariana in Fence Japanese Drama")
Miyamoto ArianaOmine SakuraMain Role -
![Aoki Munetaka in Fence Japanese Drama]( "Aoki Munetaka in Fence Japanese Drama")
Aoki MunetakaIsa KenjiSupport Role -
![Yonashiro Sho in Fence Japanese Drama]( "Yonashiro Sho in Fence Japanese Drama")
Yonashiro ShoNakamoto SotaSupport Role -
![Aragaki Yui in Fence Japanese Drama]( "Aragaki Yui in Fence Japanese Drama")
Aragaki YuiShiroma KaoruSupport Role -
![Mitsuishi Ken in Fence Japanese Drama]( "Mitsuishi Ken in Fence Japanese Drama")
Mitsuishi KenAzuma YukichiSupport Role
Reviews
As great as what I expected
Another great drama from WOWOW. Very interesting topic about Japan-US relation but above all that, this drama tells a story about strong women. Love everything about this drama. Nice character development, pacing, cinematography and color grading... I really love all about this drama! Got hooked from the 1st episode.Just wanted to remind that some scenes could be triggering for those who's sensitive about sexual assault or PTSD- kind of thing so yeah please watch it with caution of that.
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What an amazing and bold story!
This wasn't made just for entertainment, it's a fictional story built on real, ongoing issues that many people face every day.Filmed in the city of Okinawa, home to one of the largest U.S. military bases in Asia, the drama follows Omine Sakura, a Black-Japanese woman who claims she was raped by a U.S. soldier. Komatsu Kie, a magazine writer, travels to Okinawa to interview her. As the story unfolds, so does the complex and painful truth.
This drama addresses much more than rape, sexual assault, and victim-blaming. It also explores PTSD, racism, sexism, prejudice, the tension caused by military presence, and the daily struggles of women living there.
At its heart are strong female protagonists and side characters who confront both internal and external battles, often in silence, but with unwavering strength.
The drama may not be perfect, but it is undeniably bold, important, and necessary.
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