ichihachi

If there is a live-action adaptation of Junji Ito, Kayashima Mizuki can portray one of his iconic characters.

This film was interesting. it made me more eager to check out the anime adaptation. The time leap plotline was an intriguing part.

This looks promising, looking forward to seeing it

Eyo! Came back from Tadum! Dec 22nd, Let's go!

Yo, this series is coming to Viki

Mahiro's fight scenes were top notch.

It was nice revisiting these characters with a sequel. I was confused whether Makoto is still alive or if it was done as a flashback scene. However, if he was alive, there was a missed opportunity for interaction between Kida and Makoto.

Michiru grew on me gradually from ep2. Kida deserves to have some happiness in his life. In the end, his outfit and surrounding apartment visually reflect that he hasn't quite stepped forward from his past sorrows.

Apparently they are announcing something this month. I'm assuming it's the blu-ray and dvd release dates.

The background gave it away. As detectives they must have visited the storage room.

The premises seemed interesting at first, but it falls dull in the end.

Finished it for Komatsu-san and Hayashi-san. The chemistry was so-so and the lighting and ost was beautiful.

The story is continuous from ep3-4

This was a great short series! The chemistry and story didn't seem rushed. The crew stayed faithful to the manga and dialogue.

If there was going to be a sequel, chances are it may become a film like most series on Viki.

I get what you mean. The main reason why fansubbers don't immediately translate suki as "I love you" is because there is aishiteru which is the true meaning of "I love you"

It could also be quite impactful if said character ends up saying aishiteru. Personally, don't mind either way.

That was some episode. Wish viki had a download option for viki pass cause my WiFi signal is crap.

Pretty sure it's a cultural thing. I remember seeing a few straight jdramas with no kiss scenes. It could also be a directors decision.

I was quite surprised to see a jdrama available on disney+

May give it a go!

Kamisama no ekohiki was pretty good. The story is less dark and gloomy than nibiiro.

Glad I'm not the only one who noticed that

It was a nice sp as the comedic aspect reminded me of OL. I appreciated how the families and friends interacted therefore bringing a sense of closeness. I believe to up my rating, I would have liked to see more backstory and moments between Ryosuke and Mizuki.

Interesting casting, they have Kubozuka and Lura playing father and son.
Kubozuka's Dad and Lura portrayed Peco and Smile in Ping pong o.o