Kisaragi Sumi es una estudiante universitaria de 20 años de edad. Pero ella en su interior es de 65 años de edad. Bajo presión para ayudar con el negocio familiar desde una edad temprana, no podía tener un novio. Incluso después, dedicó toda su vida al cuidado de su abuela y luego de su padre y madre. Sumi se encuentra a la edad de 65 años sin haber tenido un novio. Ella toma un poco de orgullo por haber vivido con integridad. Pero después de que su madre muere, ella tiene la idea repentina de recuperar su juventud una vez más y hacer un nuevo comienzo en la vida ... Un milagro le sucede. Un día, cuando Sumi despierta, ella tiene la apariencia de una joven de 20 años de edad! A pesar de estar desconcertada por esta realidad increíble, ella se presenta como Sumire y obtiene otra oportunidad a la juventud. Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: スミカスミレ
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- Director: Imai Kazuhisa, Miyaoka Taro
- Guionista: Furuya Kazunao, Shimada Ureha
- Géneros: Romance, Drama, Sobrenatural
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Reparto y créditos
- Kiritani Mirei Papel principal
- Matsuzaka Keiko Papel principal
- Machida Keita Papel principal
- Oikawa Mitsuhiro Papel principal
- Mizusawa ErenaKousaka ArisaPapel secundario
- Takahashi HitomiOgura TomikoPapel secundario
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It's really great to see a drama that touches upon the subject of age. Often times, especially in places like Japan, a woman's value is determined by trivial things such as her age (saying women past 30 are undesirable, their lives are defined by whether or not they eventually end up with someone during their 20's, etc etc.), but that is not the case in Sumika Sumire.
Sumi-chan is encouraged to enjoy her newfound youth. Never once is she portrayed as weird/gross for trying to live her new life, even though she is, technically, a 65-year old woman. She is met with plenty of love and encouragement from almost all of the other characters. And In the end, she changes not only her own life, but the ones of those around her as well.
Overall, it is a very sweet, light-hearted, and positive story. I like to think that Sumire, in its own way, is trying to tell people that if you're unhappy with your life, it's not always too late to try and change it. I mean, obviously, you're not going to magically end up with a younger body or go back in time or something. But, to me, the message is still pretty clear: you're never too old or too far gone to find happiness. Everyone deserves a second chance at life, and even if you feel hopeless, it's never too late to try.
I will put this drama on one of my favorite list :)