The story follows a female detective gifted with a camera-like eye - a unique ability for photographic memory. As she tackles complex cases alongside her quirky team of detectives, the protagonist confronts a past she wishes she could forget... (Source: Fuji TV) Edit Translation
- English
- Français
- Español
- Português (Brasil)
- Native Title: アイシー ～瞬間記憶捜査・柊班～
- Also Known As: Frame of Mind , アイシー しゅんかんきおくそうさ ひいらぎはん
- Screenwriter: Takahashi Yuya
- Director: Sato Yuichi, Joho Hidenori
- Genres: Mystery, Drama
Cast & Credits
-
![Haru in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama]( "Haru in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama")
HaruHiiragi HizukiMain Role -
![Yamamoto Koji in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama]( "Yamamoto Koji in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama")
Yamamoto KojiTsuchiya KenjiroSupport Role -
![Morimoto Shintaro in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama]( "Morimoto Shintaro in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama")
Morimoto ShintaroHomura ShogoSupport Role -
![Kura Yuki in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama]( "Kura Yuki in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama")
Kura YukiKisara KeisukeSupport Role -
![Kashiwagi Haru in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama]( "Kashiwagi Haru in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama")
Kashiwagi HaruMizue RitsuSupport Role -
![Ishiguro Ken in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama]( "Ishiguro Ken in Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han Japanese Drama")
Ishiguro KenYasuda DaimaruSupport Role
Reviews
This review may contain spoilers
Wasted potential
I think the writer didn't build a proper concept for this dorama. As the result: draggy story, lack of characterization, inconsistent phase, boring case solving, and lot of unnecessary scene.Episode 6 is the most controversial. How could a HR Manager do that to his employee? Just because she's like that, doesn't mean that he must pressured her to the corner. I think this is the first time I've watching a scary and cruel interrogation scene.
And the final, sigh... Isn't that lazy writing? Reflecting the case of the MC and giving 'what if' scenario? I think they would be a proper solution to clear up this instead of working on the same experience case.
I've had such a beef on this writer. But this time, this is the worst. Only the visual that save this messed up dorama...
Was this review helpful to you?
Recent Discussions
Be the first to create a discussion for Eye See: Shunkan Kioku Sosa Hiiragi Han
