Miki Ogawa ([[Shison Jun]]) anhelaba vivir la vida de una hermosa mujer y debido a eso, se mudó a la ciudad desde el campo. Miki tiene un trabajo en una empresa de venta por correo de moda también tiene un secreto. Es transgénero. Aunque tiene una apariencia de mujer bonita, su sexo es masculino. Un día, Tadaomi Goto ([[Machida Keita]]) aparece frente a Miki. Se graduaron de la misma escuela. Tadaomi Goto está aturdido por la apariencia diferente de Miki.. Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation
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- Título original: 女子的生活
- También conocida como: Joshi teki Seikatsu , Life As a Girl
- Director: Nitta Shinzo, Nakano Ryohei
- Guionista: Sakaguchi Riko
- Géneros: Romance, Vida, Drama
Reparto y créditos
- Shison Jun Papel principal
- Machida KeitaGoto Tadaomi [Miki's childhood friend]Papel secundario
- Shiori TamaiKaori [Miki's colleague]Papel secundario
- Lee Hyun RiNakamura [Miki's colleague]Papel secundario
- Koshiba FukaYuiPapel secundario
- Haba YuichiItakuraPapel secundario
Reseñas
First, let's get the main issue out of the way, I would have liked to see a trans actress in the lead. I think IVAN would have been perfect for this role. But even though I find the choice conflicting, I can't undermine how good the writing is or tear down this step forward, so I'm just putting it out there now.
Miki's story is inter-woven with introspective moments, and it doesn't shy away from showcasing violence, abuse, transphobia and heartbreak. Still, Miki is one tough lady and moves forward with her impeccable fashion style and her identity intact. Her relationship with once High School classmate Goto, who comes to live with her in her apartment, is a delight to see develop, as Goto learns more about Miki and what life is like for her. Goto is an amazing character whose masculinity is strengthened by his vulnerability and his openness.
My props to Sakaguchi Riko because the story handles the subject a lot better than I expected, especially considering it uses the right terms for everything (Miki identifies herself as a lesbian trans woman from the very beginning), something that does not happen usually in Japanese media. It's very common for dramas and variety shows to use the "gay man" umbrella for everything they think fit and trans women sometimes get involved in that. I can't say much about that because it's not my identity to give an opinion on but, from my perspective of an outsider, this drama shows it all very well and the storyline serves to include a lot of related topics, as well as other general identity searches, when it comes to life as a young adult, career, dreams and relationships.
It's a pity that it's just 4 episodes long, I hope we can see more of this series in the future.
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This drama captures the current society, with all the personalities of the characters, the styles, the environment, even the smallest thing as the "hashtags" all contributes to portray the 'society' that we're in and how it affects the paradigm. It makes us wonder "What is 'normal' anyway?" Who gets to decide what's 'normal' and what's not?
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