The Upcoming Manga and Webtoon Adaptations: 2016 Mai used to live in a messy room, but now has an obsession with decluttering. She wants to live a "Nannimo Nai" Lifestyle. However, when friends visit, they are shocked by her extreme lack of belongings. Her habits also conflict with her mother, Fumi, and her grandmother, Hatsuko, who prefer not to throw anything away. Mai finds emotional support from her husband, Tsutomu, and two cats as she examines the relationship between her possessions and her life. ~~ Based on the manga with the same name Yururi Mai. Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: わたしのウチには、なんにもない。
- Also Known As: Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nannimo Nai , I Have Nothing in My House ,
- Screenwriter: Arai Yuka
- Director: Udo Yoshifumi
- Genres: Comedy
Cast & Credits
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![Kaho in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Kaho in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)")
KahoMaiMain Role -
![Asaka Mayumi in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Asaka Mayumi in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)")
Asaka MayumiFumiSupport Role -
![Enami Kyoko in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Enami Kyoko in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)")
Enami KyokoHatsukoSupport Role -
![Kondo Koen in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Kondo Koen in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)")
Kondo KoenTsutomuSupport Role -
![Shuri in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Shuri in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)")
ShuriKikuchiSupport Role -
![Jean Kaito in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)]( "Jean Kaito in Watashi no Uchi ni wa, Nanimo Nai Japanese Drama (2016)")
Jean KaitoKen (Ep. 2)Guest Role
Reviews
What is likeable about this drama was the simplicity of it. The comedy part was pretty good too, as the leading lady did a great job with her performance and it wasn't over the top, fortunately. The sad twist in the end made it more humane, even though the drama didn't build up to it. The drama, even though it was about living with less things, actually gave the things some value and bonded them in a way with their owners and their lives. The cartoon part, though, was a bit silly.
So, overall, six out of ten.
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