I cried at the ending, glad they find their own path. And omg the scene when they showed Lion's backside when he's going to school with his bigger-than-his-body randoseru, I shed tears. My kid grew up so fast. I hope Hiroto & his family can meet quite often, Ibaraki & Tokyo aren't that far, right?
True. I could stare at her all the time, as sb here described her ugly, I couldn’t believe my eyes
here some kdrama fans say she's not that pretty too. But well, in my country being super pale with long & luminous hair is considered pretty & HSH fits the criteria. Not to mention the filter they use in the japanese version sometimes makes the actor's complexion look a bit darker.
Welcome to the Jdorama world budget-free upgraded version.
international streaming platforms really do wonders for j-ent industry. I just hope they keep jdramas' uniqueness and never force it to fit international/western standards.
pls do, here are some recommendations if you need: Nogi Akiko has Unnatural & Miu404, Sakamoto Yuji has Quartet & Woman, Bakarhythm has Brush Up Life/ Rebooting & Trespassers. They're all available on netflix
I love how the last episode captures the essence of the series immaculately.
It feels like a long MV of a love song.
Pls netflix don't ruin it!
And omg the scene when they showed Lion's backside when he's going to school with his bigger-than-his-body randoseru, I shed tears. My kid grew up so fast.
I hope Hiroto & his family can meet quite often, Ibaraki & Tokyo aren't that far, right?
Btw idk if it's just me but I think he looks like Yokohama Ryusei a bit.
But well, in my country being super pale with long & luminous hair is considered pretty & HSH fits the criteria. Not to mention the filter they use in the japanese version sometimes makes the actor's complexion look a bit darker.
just found out some of his works are available outside Japan.
They're all available on netflix
These 4 rarely have bad dramas.