Debido a la baja tasa de natalidad y el envejecimiento de la población, el gobierno japonés implementa una nueva política. La nueva política exige que hombres y mujeres solteros de entre 25 y 39 años participen en las citas a ciegas planificadas por el gobierno. El gobierno selecciona al azar a hombres y mujeres como parejas ciegas. Cada persona puede decir no 2 veces si no le gusta su pareja. Si dicen que no por tercera vez, entonces tienen que servir 2 años en un equipo de apoyo a actividades antiterroristas. Miyasaka Tatsuhiko (Nomura Shuhei) es un hombre soltero de 26 años y trabaja como ingeniero de sistemas. Él vive en Tokio solo. Debido al trauma de sus días en la escuela media, no confía en las personas y tiene miedo a los gérmenes. Mientras tanto, Fuyumura Nana (Takanashi Rin) es una mujer soltera hermosa y trabaja en una estación de radiodifusión. Ella vive con su familia en Tokio. Miyasaka Tatsuhiko y Fuyumura Nana se reúnen en una cita a ciegas ordenada por el gobierno. (Source: drama wikia) Edit Translation
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- Título original: 結婚相手は抽選で
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- Director: Ishikawa Junichi
- Guionista: Seki Erika
- Géneros: Romance, Drama, Político
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Reparto y créditos
- Nomura Shuhei Papel principal
- Takanashi Rin Papel principal
- Otani Ryohei Papel principal
- Satsukawa Aimi Papel principal
- Wakamura MayumiOnodera YukikoPapel secundario
- Onishi AyakaHikariPapel secundario
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This stupid law serves as the plot device for the character development of these characters, it taught them a lot about themselves, what they want in a partner and also what they lack as a person. It also raised a lot of question on peoples view on marriage, how it affects their lives and especially the role of minorities in a society where this law is implemented such as people who don't have Japanese citizenship, people who are sick and members of LGBT, so in some way this law is not pure negative but there is also positive like the awareness this law brought up. With so many layers and prejudices in this 8 episode drama, it may sound so ambitious but in my opinion they pull it off quite brilliantly.
Romance is not the main point in the story, it is the philosophy of marriage, but it doesn't mean there is no couple we can root for in this story. Acting is quite good from the actors but the stand out is definitely Nomura Shuhei, who brilliantly portrays this character who suffers from OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder). Music by Yu Takahashi is so good and damn catchy that it always managed to hype every episode.
The ending is cute and you can tell this law is the best thing that happen to our leads. They grow up to a person they wanted as their partner, which makes them suited for each other in the end, and I love the phrase "Marriage isn't a human obligation, but you also have the right to get married".
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Most Japanese dramas that I've watched so far, usually stick with the more light hearted topics and they don't usually go into the deeper conversations, but this was one that dealt with with topics that people are to afraid to talk about in the open. I definitely recommend this drama to everyone. While this may not be light-hearted and full of cute romantic moments, it will talk about topics that may be sensitive to some.