Asakawa Nana and Iijima Hiroki to lead upcoming drama "Akuma to Love Song" Koiwa Mimiko manages a small bakery that has been in her family for generations, but struggles doing it all on her own. Kita Kaoru, who is 6 years younger than Mimiko, begins working at the bakery part time. He used to be a chef at a Michelin star restaurant, but doesn't speak about his past. Despite his secrets, Kaoru becomes an indispensable presence in Minako's bakery and life. ~~ Adapted from manga of the same name. Edit Translation
- English
- Español
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Native Title: マイラブ・マイベイカー
- Also Known As: Mai Rabu Maibeika
- Director: Furumaya Tomoyuki, Ninomiya Takashi
- Screenwriter: Yoshida Oolongta, Aso Kumiko
- Genres: Food, Romance
Cast & Credits
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![Motokariya Yuika in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)]( "Motokariya Yuika in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)")
Motokariya YuikaKoiwa MimikoMain Role -
![Iijima Hiroki in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)]( "Iijima Hiroki in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)")
Iijima HirokiKita KaoruMain Role -
![Takezai Terunosuke in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)]( "Takezai Terunosuke in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)")
Takezai TerunosukeKashiwagi HiroshiMain Role -
![Komiya Arisa in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)]( "Komiya Arisa in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)")
Komiya ArisaTachibana AyanoSupport Role -
![Nobukawa Seijun in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)]( "Nobukawa Seijun in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)")
Nobukawa SeijunSato HaruSupport Role -
![Narumi Yui in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)]( "Narumi Yui in My Love, My Baker Japanese Drama (2020)")
Narumi YuiMizuno YuiSupport Role
Reviews
1) Motokariya Yuika, whom I must confess having developed an instant crush for ever since her cute "majime" character in the beautiful movie "Swing Girls" ^__^;
2) Narumi Yui, whom I deeply appreciated as the ML's daughter in the recent "Mushoboke".
And neither of them let me down, the former is simply gorgeous and the latter is imho a very promising young actress, who showed in "Mushoboke" her drama skills, and here her comedic talent (alas, too briefly, as her character doesn't get much screentime).
Unfortunately, not only is this drama still unsubbed, but neither could I find Japanese subtitles so that I could run them through a machine-translator, retime them and use them to help me understand more (as I've learned to do so as to better appreciate otherwise RAW J-dramas ^__-). Anyway, the story is pretty straightforward, the rhythm quite slow and the dialogues rather simple, which means that even my little more than basic knowledge of Japanese was enough to get most of it.
The script seems pretty well done to me (not a big surprise, considering that Aso Kumiko is responsible for it - and I've learned to appreciate her writing just as much as her acting skills); without going into details so as not to spoiler anything, the romance is mild and a bit more realistic than usual (hence the slightly bitter aftertaste it may have given to some viewers), and although it still contains a few of the clichés typical of the genre, it doesn't indulge too much on those (something I really appreciated!).
The acting performance is pretty solid from the whole cast, and although the production value isn't anything to call home about, it's still okay. The music commentary instead is *really* very nice, imho! ^___^
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Ending does't feel like filled with enough affection and caring.
The ending couldn't touch my heart. Felt like I had wasted my time... Could have been better. The story could have been better though the acting was good enough. It's true that it's a new plot of love drama to experience and maybe because of that I had a little much of expectation. Director/story writer/screenwriter whoever it is you could have made it better.I felt pity.
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