A Stalker's Guide to Kamiki Ryunosuke Yuki, mother of the Mashiba family, is the grease that keeps this well-oiled machine running and its seven members happy and healthy. But when Yuki herself falls ill and needs to be hospitalized, the rest of the family must cooperate and make sacrifices in order to keep everything running smoothly and make ends meet. (Source: AsianWiki) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: あいくるしい
- Also Known As: Sweet
- Screenwriter: Nojima Shinji
- Director: Hirakawa Yuichiro, Yoshida Ken
- Genres: Romance, Drama, Family
Cast & Credits
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![Kamiki Ryunosuke in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Kamiki Ryunosuke in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)")
Kamiki Ryunosuke Main Role -
![Takenaka Naoto in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Takenaka Naoto in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)")
Takenaka Naoto Main Role -
![Ichihara Hayato in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Ichihara Hayato in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)")
Ichihara Hayato Main Role -
![Harada Mieko in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Harada Mieko in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)")
Harada Mieko Main Role -
![Ayase Haruka in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Ayase Haruka in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)")
Ayase Haruka Main Role -
![Sugiura Naoki in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)]( "Sugiura Naoki in Aikurushii Japanese Drama (2005)")
Sugiura Naoki Main Role
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Reviews
Basically, the drama follows a loving and warm family as they deal with the mother's illness and then her death and their life afterwards. Everything is handled quite delicately and the various storylines with all the many characters just mesh quite well together.
Kamiki Ryounosuke as Horo was a standout character in my opinion, as the narrator of the drama. His interactions with his family members and his friends were all so poignant.
Overall, a meaningful and deep family drama that addresses the depth of familial love.
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Omg! Like this star cast is UNBELIEVABLE!
This drama revolves around the Mashiba family of 7: Tetsuo, the loud father (Takenaka Naoto), Meiji, the free-spirited grandfather (Suginara Naoki), Yumi, the sick mother (Harada Mieko), Michiru, the clumsy oldest sister (Ayase Haruka), Go, the ‘almost’ yankee brother (Ichihara Hayato), Horo, the strong kid (our narrator)(Kamiki Ryunsuke), and Uta, the cry-baby youngest little sister (Matsumoto Rina). Horo has never cried before, or to say he doesn’t know how to, so as his mother becomes sick, and everyone starts to cry, he finds himself in a situation where he doesn’t know what to do. He befriends ‘the weird kid’ Nagumo Shu (Hongo Kanata), who lives with his single mother, and Sakamaki Nana (Shiho), who tries to make her guardian angry by doing stupid things.The story focuses on how the family copes with the mothers hospitalization, and how there are big problems in different families, even though they live on the country side
Omg! Like this star cast is UNBELIEVABLE! I guess this is how they became famous? :P
I loved the drama, though I have to say some parts of the love story kind of made me annoyed, mostly the Ayase-Oguri love story. It was sweet and all, but damn that girl had a fast change of heart. But otherwise, I found everything brilliant, from the fights at the dining table; to the search for “Rainbow-Soldiers” (if you watch it you’ll understand). And I finally realised what it means when actors shine through the screen. When there are a lot of actors, it’s hard to make all of them look good, which sort of failed for Ayase (though her performance was decent – don’t get me wrong I’m a fan!). Ichihara Hayato, Oguri Shun and Kamiki Ryunsuke shined trough, and made me like them even more.
This drama is TOTALLY a family drama, and it’s REAAAAAAALLY heartfelt, so if you want to watch something like that, this is a GO!
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