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Despite this movie being an excuse for Tsunku to put all the H!P Kids and Morning Musume members in one movie, it's really heartfelt and cute. I find myself watching it every now and again.

The parent company of the movie licensed the movie to other countries to make their own version, so, I feel a drama is kind of redundant. Not to mention, the movie wrapped up the story quite nicely.

The original is really good. People say this remake is close to the original, but I'm not sure. Dramas like this are definitely underrated though.

I know this is an old comment, but sponsors pulled out of this drama because the government made a statement about how it's defamation upon orphanages in Japan. That's also a big reason why the drama was cut short.

There are also a Vietnamese, Chinese and Indonesian official adaptations of this movie too.

I loved this drama but I felt they dragged it out 100 episodes too long. Extra drama in those episodes were unnecessary in my opinion.

I watched I'm Fine.. Thank You.. Love You? and I'm excited to see this. The main theme also is really interesting in that it incorporated other Asian languages and countries as well. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like it will be subtitled anytime soon.

Highly recommend the original. Japanese dramas tend to do the whole dark and mature concept a lot better whereas Korea focuses on romance a lot more.

Japan made the original.

Well, it's a remake of something that came out in 2014.

Streaming websites only have only 1 or 2 episodes or none at all because they don't have the proper licensing. This may be because it's specifically being produced with the help of Netflix, which is an international brand, so gaining access to it - both legally and illegally - is more difficult. Currently, the only place to watch it with the subs is Netflix.

No. It's more of a suspense, mystery story.

If you don't like it, then that's your issue. Let other people give it a chance. Chances are, some people won't think the same as you. I quite like that the story is slower and has life lessons to teach about family and life in general.

Netflix is pretty known to either wait and mass upload episodes, wait until an entire season is finish to mass upload, or just simply take forever to upload one episode when it comes to their foreign series.

I'm pretty sure if you use Netflix on web, you can change your VPN to watch it.

Yeah it's going to take about that long since it's a 20 episode drama. However, if you're watching it on Netflix, it may take longer since they mass uploaded the show up to episode 10 in May of 2019 - two months after it aired on TV in Taiwan - the rest of the 10 episodes will most likely be mass released at another unset date.

I'm pretty sure it is him because his name is listed on the Taiwanese wiki for the show.

I'm not 100% sure, but after finishing all the episodes (up to 10) on Netflix, and searching for the cast listing online, but I'm almost positive that the actor who plays Ka Satou is Japanese actor Fukuchi Yuusuke.

That explains it. I have not seen episode 10 yet.

Thanks, but a lot of us are already watching it on Netflix.