Keiko and Shunpei live near and their relationship is only to say hello. One day, Keiko is introduced to him by her friend and she goes to meet him. There she finds that she knows him, so she goes home and introduces herself by a made-up name Nana. Shunpei goes to like her. They just talk on the phone. Finally Keiko tells him that she is Nana and they know they love each other. --Fuji Creative Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: すてきな片想い
- Also Known As: Wonderful One-sided Love , Love is a Wonderful Thing
- Screenwriter: Nojima Shinji
- Director: Ishizaka Rieko, Kawake Shunsaku
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama
Cast & Credits
- Nakayama Miho Main Role
- Yanagiba Toshiro Main Role
- Ishiguro KenShiozaki HiroshiSupport Role
- Wakui EmiNishina TomomiSupport Role
- Toyota MahoMurase MamiSupport Role
- Saito MakikoSayuriSupport Role
Reviews
Dead End
This drama proved to be much worse than expected and ended up being my least favorite Nakayama Miho project thus far. It’s a 90s slog that moves at the pace of a drunken snail trying to cross a busy freeway. It got some charm buried under all the emptiness and shortcomings, but you’ll need an archaeological dig to find it. The plot was full of second-hand cringe distilled into indigestible form and the lack of chemistry was shocking and deadly with all of her male co-stars! The supporting cast fares slightly better but they were clearly there just to pad out the runtime. To be fair, it’s not all bad. The drama did occasionally capture the bittersweet pain of unrequited love but those moments were few and far between, and they were buried under so much fluff and filler that you’ll wonder if they were worth the effort.Was this review helpful to you?
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