Whoever takes the time these days to climb a tree in bare feet? To stop and observe the comings and goings of the birds? To play in the puddles after the rain has gone? To return a shell to the sea? The Walking Man follows a modern day Japanese business man as he strolls at random through urban Japan - often silent, usually alone - with his vivid dreams that let time stand still. (Source: Goodreads) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 歩くひと
- Also Known As: Aruku Hito , The Walking Man
- Director: Abera Hidenobu
- Genres: Life
Cast & Credits
- Iura Arata Main Role
- Nukumizu Yoichi Support Role
- Tabata Tomoko Support Role
- Yagishita KougaTakeshiSupport Role
- Takei RinoYuki-chanSupport Role
- Tazawa Taiki(Ep. 10)Guest Role
Reviews
It’s not a drama, it’s meditation.
Not gonna lie, as much as I loved this show, by in the end I had one thought: maybe instead of watching it I should have gone outside and touched the grass myself.No story, little to no dialogue, pure healing vibes. You watch it to detach from daily stresses and relax a little bit. Following The Walking Man on his walks filled with little moments of his imagination was a bliss to experience. Mundane in the best possible manner.
Iura Arata is an amazing actor. Roles with no dialogues are so hard to nail - expressing the feelings without one of the main channels of expression: speech. Not everyone can do that. He aced it.
Then we have the sceneries - the beauty of nature mixed with tradition. The peaceful coexistence. The sounds of nature, little encounters with animals, simple chats with people.
Overall, a drama not for everyone, but for those who enjoy projects like this, it would be a therapeutic experience. Highly recommended as a morning meditation to start the day with good vibes, or evening meditation after work, to heal the stressed body.
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