Shiragiku

It’s a drama that deals with everyday situations anyone might face in real life. Ryōko Hirosue’s character, Makoto, acts just like those girls who dump their boyfriends but then want them back once they’ve moved on—in this case, with Nao. It’s a relaxing drama for anyone looking for something romantic and relatable; it also touches on work-related themes. You just have to enjoy it for what it is—my sister and I really liked it. I already knew the actor from *Summer Snow*, so we were happy to see him again. All in all, it’s a lighthearted watch. We especially loved Ryōko Hirosue’s performance; she really puts her ex-boyfriend in a tough spot, right up until Nao realizes he still loves his ex and lets him go, leading to a beautiful scene where he goes to the airport to win her back. I highly recommend it, though it might not be for everyone—it requires some patience since it focuses on romantic indecision and ordinary life situations. Some might find it boring or frustrating, but that’s not the case at all; the drama is actually very deep and romantic. 🖤🖤🖤😊✌🏻😇