Kousaku Aizawa, Megumi Shiraishi, Mihoko Hiyama, Kazuo Fuikawa and Haruka Saejima have worked and pursued careers down different paths.
Kousaku Aizawa left the hospital emergency room. He now works as a brain surgeon. Megumi Shiraishi works hard as a staff leader for flight doctors in a hospital emergency room. Mihoko Hiyama wanted to become a flight doctor in the past, but she left the hospital emergency room and now works as an ob-gyn. Kazuo Fujikawa works as an emergency physician specializing in orthopedics and works with Megumi Shiraishi. Haruka Saejima still works as a nurse for flight doctors.
They each live fiercely and face new situations.
Kousaku Aizawa left the hospital emergency room. He now works as a brain surgeon. Megumi Shiraishi works hard as a staff leader for flight doctors in a hospital emergency room. Mihoko Hiyama wanted to become a flight doctor in the past, but she left the hospital emergency room and now works as an ob-gyn. Kazuo Fujikawa works as an emergency physician specializing in orthopedics and works with Megumi Shiraishi. Haruka Saejima still works as a nurse for flight doctors.
They each live fiercely and face new situations.
It has been one and a half years since Aizawa Kosaku, Shiraishi Megumi, Hiyama Mihoko and Fujikawa Kazuo were assigned to Shoyo University's North Hospital. They have only three months left of their fellowship programme (specialised training programme) to be flight doctors, and each of them has come to a crossroads where they have to think of their lives after graduation.
Also tackles an unexpected friendship between an old woman and a teen girl. If you're into this kind of story, make sure to try this one.
Like Beyond Goodbye, First Love: Hatsukoi tells a story of lost love and regrets in life. Let's see how Beyond Goodbye will make us cry.
They aren't really similar aside from having deep conversations among friends. The life lessons are different but the feels I got from watching these dramas were the same.
A film with the same director and FL. Like 18×2, The Brightest Roof in the Universe also shows the beauty of life and experiencing it with someone for a short period of time.
These two have nothing in common aside from the tone. If you want to watch something happy after getting emotional in 18×2, I would recommend Hold My Hand at Twilight.
Both are lead by the great Kaya Kiyohara. In this series, the male character also faces life challenges. The female lead, on the other hand, will serve as inspiration to him. It's sweet and light, but will also come with some drama.
Both the female leads are good at painting. Both are tearjerker films. That's all I can say to avoid spoiler. Happy watching ?
A drama with the same ML together with Suzu Hirose. It doesn't include any terminal illness. But just like as Drawing Closer, it shows how someone can find a new purpose and meaning in life by a fateful encounter.
Akito and Haruna both love art and painting. In Taiyou no Uta, the leads are bind with music. Both the female leads have an illness that they got since birth.
How could I forget my first jdrama and the reason why I'm a fan of this kind of films. If you cried a cup of tears in Drawing Closer, then be ready for a liter of tears here.
