Miyashita Sakura ha confundido a Tateishi Haruto por un acosador en un bus y lo ha acusado falsamente. Antes de que Haruto pudiera defenderse, pierde de vista a Sakura. Un rato después, Sakura encuentra a su novio siendo infiel y lo encara, dentro de la discusión le dice que va a pasar la noche con el primer tipo que se le cruce y sorpresivamente Haruto la ayuda. Cuando ya pensaban que no se volverían a ver, Sakura trabaja con ayudante de fiscal y en su primer día descubre que su jefe es nada más ni nada menos que Haruto, quien no puede evitar ayudarla todo el tiempo. Una noche, Sakura sale de su casa a comprar y viene un apagón, cuando vuelve a su casa, su ex-novio está muerto en el piso y ahora Sakura ha sido culpada por su homicidio. (Fuente: AkkoLaOtako en kisskh) Edit Translation
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- Título original: あやしいパートナー
- También conocida como: Ayashii Partner
- Guionista: Masaike Yosuke
- Director: Yasukawa Yuka
- Géneros: Thriller, Comedia, Romance
Reparto y créditos
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![Yagi Yusei in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)]( "Yagi Yusei in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)")
Yagi YuseiTateishi HarutoPapel principal -
![Saito Kyoko in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)]( "Saito Kyoko in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)")
Saito KyokoMiyashita SakuraPapel principal -
![Kusakawa Takuya in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)]( "Kusakawa Takuya in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)")
Kusakawa TakuyaUmehara RenPapel secundario -
![Morita Kokoro in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)]( "Morita Kokoro in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)")
Morita KokoroKazama SakikoPapel secundario -
![Kazunari Tosa in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)]( "Kazunari Tosa in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)")
Kazunari TosaYoneda YutakaPapel secundario -
![Takasugi Koh in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)]( "Takasugi Koh in Ayashii Partner Japanese Drama(2025)")
Takasugi KohShinjo KazuhiroPapel secundario
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Este remake tiene su propio encanto, no lo sentí como remake como tal del Kdrama, se nota el toque japonés y me encantó.
El ost esta 10/10 y hubo un encuentro del CP con JiChangWook
I’m honestly impressed with myself for making it through every episode.
Where do I even start?I’m confused. I’m confused. I’m still confused. Not exactly the best way to begin a review, right?
I didn’t watch the Korean original, so I went in blind. The plot sounded like a good time — some mystery, some drama… spicy potential. But the execution? Disappointing. I couldn’t connect with any of the characters, and the “mystery” felt more exhausting than engaging. Everything was happening way too fast.
By episode 3, she drops the big “I love you.”
Excuse me? When did that happen? How did we get here?Was there a deleted episode? Did I blink and miss a romantic arc?
I guess two years passed at some point, but time is just a suggestion in this show.
He fell in love with her too, apparently.
Again —how? Where? Show me the receips.
Courtroom battles, ex-girlfriends, past traumas, declarations of love, lies, deception — all shoved in like we’re racing through the plot at Max Verstappen speed.
And look, I wanted to like it. With the right timing and buildup, this could’ve been a interesting mystery-romance. But instead, we got a painfully simplistic plot, flat characters, and plot twists so cliched they needed subtitles that said: “You should be shocked now.”
Even the finale didn’t move me. The crimes were solved and I was just sitting there like:
“Cool. Sure. That’s... definitely a conclusion. Can I go now?”
Oh, and for some reason, I thought there were 11 episodes.
Imagine my face when I realized I had to sit through one more.
The finale…
Was it entirely logical? No. Was the ending awfully convenient? Sure. Was it all a bit silly? Definitely. Was it kind of absurd? 100% . Do I have regrets? Just emotional ones.
4.0 — rounded up.
Because I’m feeling generous and a good mood.
