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Shogo is a divorced man with one daughter. In his younger days, he was briefly in a band but it quickly broke up, and he took on a job at a record company. At the age of 60, he falls in love with the 35-year-old Kaede, but her career and values are very different from his own. In addition, Kaede already has an "ikemen" boyfriend. | | Tokyograph |
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| | 1. | Comments by marspeach [Rating: 9/10]
Didn't expect much after the first ep but it turned out to be really entertaining. Natsukawa Yui was incredible. Very different from her Kekkon Dekinai Otoko character but the show did have some similarities. Very character driven. Not perfect, but one of my favorite shows. | | 2. | Comments by romi510 [Rating: 6/10]
Current season, started watching 2 episodes, and it is getting pretty boring... | | 3. | Comments by sucigam [Rating: 7/10]
This was a pretty predictable drama made watchable by Natsukawa Yui, who with this drama and Kekkon Dekinai Otoko, has convinced me that she is the best 30-something actress working in jdramas right now as she has shown the ability to make two very different characters(from a very sarcastic doctor to an overly optimisic actress) completely believable. It's hard to recommend as there are pacing issues and the writing/direction isnt as polished as KDO, but if you are a fan of Natsukawa's then it's worth checking out. | | 4. | Comments by gaijinmark [Rating: 8/10]
A nice, sweet little drama. If you're a Yui Natsukawa fan (and I am) you have to have this in your collection! |
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Sakai Masaaki
Natsukawa Yui
Natsuki Mari
Omi Toshinori
Aoki Sayaka
Suzuki Sawa
Tanaka Kei
Tokui Yoshimi
Kojima Haruna
