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Ilovethestorm

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Ilovethestorm

Germany
Hajimari no Uta japanese drama review
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Hajimari no Uta
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by Ilovethestorm
nov 10, 2013
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Historia 8.0
Actuación/Reparto 9.0
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The main reason for me to watch it was Jun^^ So as soon as the subs were out, I watched it. Also, I was happy to see Eikura Nana and Jun acting together again. The movie had a story that was easy to follow and was quite forseeable. However, it was still enjoyable and cute. You shouldn't expect super dramatic twists or sudden changes, but if you are okay with a cute, heartwarming plot, that's something for you. The cast was enjoyable. Everybody portrayed their roles nicely and believable. The relationship between Jun and Nana was great and felt absolutely natural. Also, the children's acting was sweet. The basic theme of the movie is "furusato" (means homeland). The movie shows what it is and how people are connected to their hometown. Of course it's all a bit emotional, maybe a bit too much for some of you, but still nice. The famous song "Furusato" is also included in the movie and if you're interested into Japanese culture you should at least listened to it once as it is a very important piece of music for all Japanese people. There isn't much comedy included in the movie, but I think it wouldn't have been suited for it, so it's completely fine like that. I recommend this movie to everybody who wants to watch something cute and heartwarming after a long, exhausting day and does not feel like watching action or something with a twisted plot. It's something to enjoy with a sweet story, a nice cast and wonderful music.
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