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Aitai Toki ni Anata wa Inai
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Aitai Toki ni Anata wa Inai

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User Score1 ratings
TMDB 4.0199154m / ep1 seasons · 11 eps
Drama

Synopsis

Miyoko and Yusuke love each other. But Yusuke is told to work in Hokkaido where is far from Tokyo for a year. They cannot meet often. There appear another woman and man in front of each of them. They almost lose confidence to keep their relationship but finally they make sure of their love.

Episodes

11 episodes
Creator
Network
Fuji TVFuji TV
First aired
October 7, 1991Ended
Seasons
111 episodes

Top Cast

8 of 9
Miho Nakayama
Miho Nakayama
Miyoko Oki
Gitan Ohtsuru
Gitan Ohtsuru
Yusuke Noguchi
Fumiya Fujii
Fumiya Fujii
Kazuto Takase
Tomoko Ikuta
Hiroko Nakamura
Toru Kazama
Toru Kazama
Ryuichi Nakanishi
Soichiro Kitamura
Soichiro Kitamura
Miyoko's father
Chiharu Komatsu
Chiharu Komatsu
Yasuko Sakai
Rumi Matsumoto
Rumi Matsumoto
Miyoko's mother

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Reviews

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ParkMin
Dec 7, 2024

The drama’s main plot revolves around a woman whose one defining characteristic is being perpetually sad. Why is she sad? Who knows! The writers certainly didn’t seem to. Maybe because the men in her life are about as reliable as a dial-up internet connection, or maybe it’s because the script was clearly written by someone going through a mid-life crisis and decided, “You know what’s relatable? Pain. Just… constant, nonsensical pain.” Nothing really makes sense, it was unbelievably dull as everything kept going in empty circles through the same events. Every man and woman were interested in the leads for some reason. Breakup was an expected element in such a plot but it was seriously poorly executed. It's the type of breakup you might see in an anime at the first slight misunderstanding, justified by a cheap trope rather than proper character writing. Why would their love be so great? The leads romantic chemistry has all the fire and passion of a wet sponge, it just couldn't sell the viewers on the long distance relationship and love. The drama was just a bloated, meandering, self-indulgent slog that mistakes misery for profundity.

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