Nevertheless adaptation is Japanese.
Male Lead: Yokohama Ryusei
Female Lead: Minami Sara
It's partially the same thing hence why it's called adaptation...
But do remember although the plot is similar there's probably difference if you look at it as individual parts and scenes.
Male Lead: Yokohama Ryusei
Female Lead: Minami Sara
It's partially the same thing hence why it's called adaptation...
But do remember although the plot is similar there's probably difference if you look at it as individual parts and scenes.
Both:
- Have a very cinematic, artsy slow feel
- The plots are about creative people (one artists, the other writers)
-Are about relationships between adults, that feels like adults. The relationships are 'lived in' not just crushes dancing around each other for the whole series.
-Have the standard romantic plot points: highly competent talented man, less established surefooted woman, two alternate love interests that 'should' work better
Differences:
-One is fully set in Japan, the other goes back and forth between Japan and Korea
-One is more short term but has more sophisticated themes, the other takes place over long periods of time with time skips which gives it a more epic, ambitious feel
- Have a very cinematic, artsy slow feel
- The plots are about creative people (one artists, the other writers)
-Are about relationships between adults, that feels like adults. The relationships are 'lived in' not just crushes dancing around each other for the whole series.
-Have the standard romantic plot points: highly competent talented man, less established surefooted woman, two alternate love interests that 'should' work better
Differences:
-One is fully set in Japan, the other goes back and forth between Japan and Korea
-One is more short term but has more sophisticated themes, the other takes place over long periods of time with time skips which gives it a more epic, ambitious feel
