One day, Taichi, an ordinary university student meets Mioka, a girl who is like a storm. Taichi finds himself drawn to Mioka, who lives freely as she wishes without holding back, and they eventually fall in love. However, Mioka tells Taichi of her shocking truth. She has an incurable brain disease, with no medicine or treatment that can help her. The progressing disease. The loss of control over her own body. The precious memories slowly fading away. The fear of losing herself. The limited time she has left. Even with such a cruel fate, Mioka lives her life to the fullest extent till the end. Taichi, wholeheartedly loving her, decides to become the witness of her very existence in this world. (Source: NTV) ~~ Adapted from the novel "Mioka" (美丘) by Ishida Ira (石田衣良). Edit Translation
- English
- Español
- Polski
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Native Title: 美丘-君がいた日々-
- Also Known As: Mioka ~ Kimi ga Ita Hibi ,
- Director: Inomata Ryuichi, Sakuma Noriyoshi
- Screenwriter: Umeda Mika
- Genres: Romance, Youth, Drama, Family
Cast & Credits
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![Yoshitaka Yuriko in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)]( "Yoshitaka Yuriko in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)")
Yoshitaka Yuriko Main Role -
![Hayashi Kento in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)]( "Hayashi Kento in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)")
Hayashi Kento Main Role -
![Shimizu Kurumi in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)]( "Shimizu Kurumi in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)")
Shimizu KurumiHashimoto YuiSupport Role -
![Kaneda Akio in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)]( "Kaneda Akio in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)")
Kaneda AkioHashimoto IchiroSupport Role -
![Miho Jun in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)]( "Miho Jun in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)")
Miho JunHashimoto YokoSupport Role -
![Maya Miki in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)]( "Maya Miki in Mioka Japanese Drama (2010)")
Maya MikiMinegishi KaoriSupport Role
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Reviews
But I dislike Kento. I don't know if it is the role fault or he just play bad... It is difficult to say... Maybe I should watch him in other drama or movie.
The acting by the main girl was well done in the disease progression, but the male lead at times just didn't cut it half the time -he just seemed too detatched/unsure for the most part yet in certain scenes he really "knocked it out of the ball park". The actors and actresses that played the friends, doctor, and families all did very well. Music was really good for the most part, but some songs were excellent.
I don't think I will be rewatching this as it had several issues of various natures, but if you liked 1 litre of tears and are looking for a similar although less heartfelt story you may enjoy this drama.
