Maya kotori

I appreciate that they have Czech in the poster, I was already cheering when all those posters came out, besides, I was excited about the series even before it came out. Someone just said that they were planning to start filming "Can this love be translated", what would it be about and I already knew at that time (last year) that it would be a masterpiece. I honestly didn't expect all 12 episodes to be released (why only twelve, I hate goodbyes, damn it) and I tried to binge-watch it, but because I loved it so much, I simply couldn't finish it in one day. I applaud the actors, who did a really wonderful job, the cast is legendary and their acting is like a joke. The series actually starts with how their adventure across Canada and Italy ends and we remain tense as if in braces, what happened there and what will happen next. As soon as the scene in Japan came on, I started screaming with joy and was thrilled. I knew it would be great and I would be done for, but I didn't expect it to be this much. The whole aesthetic was so beautiful that I had to rewatch it several times (I mean the nature shot in Canada, the streets in Japan or the landscape in Italy).

I admit that I experienced every moment with the characters, I laughed, I cried a lot, and not just because it was sad at times, but mainly because of how beautiful it is. Another plus is the beautiful story and music, which really suited every situation, and especially I have to mention the amazing song by Wendy Daydream, which plays in my head 24/7 and I am totally obsessed with it. This series became my addiction even before it even came out and I am glad that my waiting and enthusiasm paid off, because it is really worth it and it is beautiful. Really beautiful, I love it. It is really very beautiful and I recommend it to all lovers of romance, travel and kinda love triangle. This masterpiece has officially become my favorite series and I hope it will have the response it deserves (the best).