Nagisa Mio, oceanógrafa de la Universidad de Ciencia y Tecnología Marina de Shibaura, está muy interesada en los peces y le encanta el mar. A pesar de su alegre sonrisa y su personalidad amable y bondadosa, es reticente a hablar de su familia y su pasado. Hasuda Rintaro, segundo hijo de una familia adinerada, es temido por la gente de su entorno, ya que da la impresión de ser alguien a quien es difícil acercarse. Pero bajo esa armadura hay un joven de corazón puro y sin aires de grandeza. Cuando regresa a Japón debido a la mala salud de su padre, le encargan un proyecto de desarrollo marino. Mientras Mio quiere proteger el océano y se opone al desarrollo del complejo, Rintaro se juega la vida. Estas dos personas, que parecen vivir en mundos diferentes, se conocen por el proyecto y acaban enamorándose. Sin embargo, el suyo es un romance prohibido porque Mio tiene un secreto que sorprenderá a todos Edit Translation
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- Título original: 恋はDeepに
- También conocida como: Love is Deep
- Director: Iwamoto Hitoshi, Yuma Suzuki
- Guionista: Tokuo Koji
- Géneros: Comedia, Romance, Drama, Fantasía
Reparto y créditos
- Ishihara SatomiNagisa MioPapel principal
- Ayano GoHasuda RintaroPapel principal
- Hashimoto JunKamoi Tadashi [Mio's uncle / Laboratory manager]Papel secundario
- Otani RyoheiHasuda Kotaro [Rintaro's older brother / Managing director of "Hasuda Trust"]Papel secundario
- Watanabe KeisukeHasuda Eitaro [Rintaro's younger brother / "Hasuda Trust" Resort Development Headquarters employee]Papel secundario
- Imada MioMiyamae Aika [Mio's friend / Project researcher]Papel secundario
Reseñas
Un drama con mucha inspiración extranjera
Desde que leí la sipnosis supe que no iba a ser la historia más original del mundo pero aún así quise verla por el reparto; empezó bien, te atrapa pero el desarrollo fue muy pobre, pareciera que el/la guionista tuvo cero originalidad y solo se le ocurrían patrones que pasan mucho en dramas extranjeros, alejándose mucho de esa "esencia" que tienen los dramas japoneses.Ni que decir del guión, bien te puedes ver el drama completo hoy y si mañana quieres recordar alguna frase, pues no hay ninguna destacable, a excepción de "Rintaro-san~~~" xD
Los actores protagónicos están bien, pero la química entre ellos la sentí más como una amistad que una pareja en el drama, en ese aspecto me gustó más la pareja secundaria pese a que no tuvo tanto desarrollo (una pena).
En resumen, es un drama muy "meh", muy visto en ciertos aspectos, nada destacable y menos digno de premios.
La verdad hay j-dramas mejores que este, aunque sea muy popular por sus actores protagonistas.
Watching this made me want to fall in love!!
I don't generally write reviews but watching this drama made me want to do it for the very first time. I don't want anyone to miss out on this lovely drama!!!The synopsis was pretty appealing so I thought I'd give it a try. So I watched the first episode and was like "what's this? It's terrible! So much overreacting and overreacting". The only redeeming quality in the first episode was the ML who's just absolutely lovely: a tsundere heir to a company? Go Ayano plays the role so perfectly!
I was wavering as to whether I should continue watching but then I decided that I'd watch two more episodes, mostly because I wanted to see more of the ML.
And I'm really glad that I did because it's such a beautiful, cute and lovely drama!!! There are so many cute scenes in it and watching it made me want to fall in love with someone. I absolutely loved the chemistry between the FL and ML. You could say that the drama kind of has an old school K-drama vibe at the beginning, but it develops into something very different later on (something only the Japanese could pull off). As someone who's grown quite tired of K-drama romances, I found this drama very fresh and delightful.
After watching episode 3, all the overacting (in the first episode, especially by the FL) started to make sense - it was all part of the plot! I was shook! The ML is an absolute darling and I found myself screaming "from where can I find a Rintaro-san???" many, many times. At the beginning I didn't like the FL at all. I found her high-pitched voice super annoying too. But I gradually warmed up to her after realising that her overacting was necessary for the character she played.
The FL's big secret is revealed to the audience in episode 7. The revelation is so beautifully done that I couldn't help but tear up a little. From the beginning, the audience (just like the characters in the drama) will keep wondering about Nagisa Mio's true identity. This is open for interpretation and it makes the drama even better, in my opinion!
There was another plot twist in the drama, apart from the overacting part. At the end of episode 8 (the last two minutes) a certain "incident" happens. I'm not a fan of makjang so naturally I reacted by thinking that this part was unnecessary and too dramatic, and sort of forcefully "jammed in" by the writers to create an artificial climax in the story. But I had judged too soon!!! When I watched episode 9 I realized that the two minute part wasn't makjang all! I was shook all over again!
The final episode was absolutely beautiful and I cried and smiled simultaneously. The ML looked particularly droolworthy in the last few minutes of this episode.
The special "reunion" episode was beautiful too, especially the last couple of minutes. I love how we get to see the growth of each character (although there were too many flashbacks for my taste). I absolutely loved how the writers had portrayed the way Mio communicated with Rintaro during her absence: the seashells! It's just too adorable! And is it just me or did Go Ayano really look so much like a delicious snack in this episode?
Overall, I absolutely loved this drama. Everything about is just lovely and cute: the characters, the messages, the conversations, the subtle plot twists, and the love story too, of course. I guess it's time to go and re-watch my favourite scenes now~!