The drama is based on a true story of Yamaguchi Hayato (25), a young man who learns he has a rare illness known as CIDP, which affects the nervous system. He begins to lose the functioning of his limbs, but he is determined to fight the illness with the support of his wife and his 2-year-old daughter, Myu-chan. -Dramawiki

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  Matsumoto Jun (Yamaguchi Hayato)

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  . Karina (Yamaguchi Aya)

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  Matsushige Yutaka (Kurose Kazuo)

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  Masana Bokuzo (Takagi Shuya)

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  Yamazaki Hajime (Nagamachi Keigo)

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  Otsuka Yoshie (Yamaguchi Nobuko)

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  • Jan 8, 2013

• Sep 10, 2012 1 of 1 episodes seen

  Aya97
  4 of 5 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  9
  • Story  10
  • Acting/Cast  10
  • Music  6
  • Rewatch Value  5

  Well at first I have to say that I'm a big fan of Karina and Matsumoto Jun, so I watched this because of them...didn't expect much of it, but oh boy that was so wrong!I'm a really sucker for sad and real life movies so I just couldn't "walk" over this one.
  
  Story: It's really heartbreaking.Thinking that this illness it really exist and their are people who have to support it and live with it for their entire life.The story was very deep...reaching the importance of trust and love between a family from the middle clas.
  
  Acting/Cast: Without a doubt little Myu-chan surpressed Matsumoto Jun and Karina making me realise how stong a child could be and underestanding of the difficulties that surrounds her.The actors did a great job portaiting their characters and bringing me to tears almost for the entire movie.It was so touching how the bond of the three members of the family got even stonger after the discovery of the disses.
  
  Music: I really don't remember anything about the music but that isn't important at all because the story and the acting overtook the whole time.
  
  Rewatch Value: To be truthful I wouldn't rewatch this movie again...it's just to sad to beare with it...and it makes me think how egoistic I can be and how I should be thankfull for being healty and be able to walk without any help.
  
  Overall: This is a very hard movie to watch.Don't watch it if you want to take a look in a romantic couple life or some braty man with lots of money...it's really serious and it can touch ones heart making you a better and a stonger person. read more

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• Aug 4, 2011 1 of 1 episodes seen

  blackstar_aria
  4 of 4 people found this review helpful
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  • Overall  7
  • Story  7
  • Acting/Cast  7
  • Music  6
  • Rewatch Value  6

  Disclaimer: I am not a fan of sad tragic stories but I love Matsujun.
  
  This was more of a peek into someone's life living with this illness. Matsujun was cute in this and so was the little girl. I literally cried because that little girl acted so well and it was so sad to me. I didn't like how many dramatic pauses this special seemed to take and how cut- up the drama seemed with the flash backs and such, but overall it was good. You really see a struggle of a family trying to keep it together. There is no glamour, no comedy, just the tragic realities of what some people live through. I may be biased saying I didnt like it becasue it kept getting even more depressing as it trodded on, but it was played well. read more

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  Yuuki

  While watching Myu no Anyo Papa ni Ageru suddenly Yuuki popped into my head.Both of them are sad movies which have to teal with a very rare disses.The first one has more romantic aspects in it, while Yuuki concentrates more on self developing and fighting for ones life.

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