2024 Manga Adaptations (January - June) It centers on 35-year-old novelist Kodai Makio and her 15-year-old niece Asa, who live together under one roof. Makio took Asa in on a sudden impulse after Asa's parents, which included Makio's older sister, passed away. The next day, Makio returns to her senses and remembers that she does not do well in the company of other people. So begins their daily life, as Makio attempts to acclimate to a roommate, while Asa attempts to get used to an adult that never acts like one. (Source: MangaUpdates) ~~ Adapted from the manga series "Ikoku Nikki" (違国日記) by Yamashita Tomoko (ヤマシタトモコ). Edit Translation
- English
- ภาษาไทย
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- עברית / עִבְרִית
- Native Title: 違国日記
- Also Known As: Different Country Diary , Ikoku Nikki
- Screenwriter & Director: Seta Natsuki
- Genres: Life, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Aragaki Yui in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie]( "Aragaki Yui in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie")
Aragaki YuiKodai MakioMain Role -
![Hayase Ikoi in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie]( "Hayase Ikoi in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie")
Hayase IkoiTakumi AsaMain Role -
![Kaho in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie]( "Kaho in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie")
KahoDaigo NanaSupport Role -
![Seto Koji in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie]( "Seto Koji in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie")
Seto KojiKasamachi ShingoSupport Role -
![Komiyama Rina in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie]( "Komiyama Rina in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie")
Komiyama RinaNara EmiriSupport Role -
![Gin Pun Chou in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie]( "Gin Pun Chou in Worlds Apart Japanese Movie")
Gin Pun ChouKodai Kyoko [Makio's mother]Support Role
Reviews
Biased manga reader reviews:
The film version effectively succeeds at building the melodrama of an awkward and stilted family relationship between a niece and estranged aunt after her parents' death. I found many parts charming, making the messy parts of becoming familiar and closer to one another when your worlds are very far apart an enjoyable experience. I do feel the manga did this better, nonetheless, I loved seeing the same characters come to life on the screen.Note, not all parts from the original series were adapted to screen, but understandable considering the run time, and the original story being very character focused, introspective and full of internal conflicts. Watch this film without expecting that you'll be watching what's in the manga come to life exactly as you would like, but do so for the sweet moments of trying to understanding worlds that are much different from your own, the focus here being disassembling the child's view of what being a grown-up means.
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