Emin, a young man from Myanmar who loves reading Japanese comics, goes to Japan in order to become a manga artist. He searches for a home with limited funds and is surprised at how expensive rent is. He thinks he lucked out when he finds a super discounted property and makes a prompt decision to rent it. However, the room also has a fair skinned, black haired ghostly inhabitant. With no other choice, Emin unavoidably begins living with a ghost. (Source: jdramas.wordpress.com) Edit Translation
- English
- Español
- Română
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Native Title: 彼女が成仏できない理由
- Also Known As: Why She Can't R.I.P. , She Can't Rest in Peace , She Cannot Enter Nirvana
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Supernatural
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Cast & Credits
- Morisaki WinEminMain Role
- Takagi ReniTakanashi ReiMain Role
- Murakami HonokaYamada ChiharuSupport Role
- Wada MasatoNakaji KeiichiSupport Role
- Nakajima HirokiKusano RyujiSupport Role
- Shiratori TamakiKawamoto ErinaSupport Role
Reviews
The story was a clean, nice, delicate one - precisely the one you'd expect from an NHK production - and that was comforting in itself. Nevertheless - and without any spoilers, I promise - the conclusion felt a bit rushed to me, so as far as I'm concerned it wouldn't have hurt to have even just one more episode so as to be able to develop it a bit more smoothly. But it's a minor detail, really - and I know I tend to be pretty picky when it comes to scripts, so take it with a grain of salt.
The cast - I'm sorry to confess, totally unknown to me - did very well, and I particularly appreciated that the dreary but alas (stereo)typical portrayal of foreigners as funny weirdos, so common in J-dramas, was mostly absent from this series. Nice one, guys! (BTW, having a burmese-born ML portraying a burmese character was also a nice touch! I wish Hollywood learned to do the same - but then again, who cares, right? I would be none the wiser even if they did, given how I'm completely detoxed from their productions anyway, LOL).
Music and production value might not be top-notch, I'll admit, and that's why I'm not rating this as a perfect 10. But it got really close, and I can wholeheartedly recommend it! ^___-
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