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..IRRASHAI~!..
..the snack bar which kinda a treasure chest - not noticeable but worth if you find...
..I love how the customers related and sequence on each episode..
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..from the start, I find the ending an open one - I'm looking for the resolve of the customer after the meal - but I do enjoy it so I continue to watch the next episode, in the end, it doesn't matter how he/she do the resolve but I what is important is that as the name of the snack bar, the wound will be expose but later on it will be heal..
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..what I find interesting to this film is how the owner treat her customer just for them to tell their feelings, their situation in different way - like singing, dancing, playing instrument or even talking to one's self on the phone..
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..I found a new actress in the name of Tomoya Harada and gonna check her other films too..
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..lastly, this film is a gem for me, besides the casts, and staffs behind this are so impressive having this kind of setup-genre..
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It's alright to feel bothered by little things
This j-drama doesn't judge, it doesn't moralize, and it creates a space for listening, to be heard.I watched this drama slowly through one year. When I felt down, I would toon in and watch one episode and then, I would feel better. Because I knew I was not alone, being bothered by "little" and "insignificant" things.
Some episodes were better than others, but they made me emphasize with various people. The writing was good, it made characters believable and viewers could easily imagine their lives "off-screen".
I liked this drama and I believe I will come back to it after the years pass.
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