Antîku: Seiyô kottô yôgashiten

Mini-série télévisée
2001

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe loves and lives of four workers at the Antique Bakery in Tokyo.The loves and lives of four workers at the Antique Bakery in Tokyo.The loves and lives of four workers at the Antique Bakery in Tokyo.

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Interesting

This drama is really interesting especially when it had Naohito and Takizawa. Hideaki played as a boxer who ended became a pastry chef (I like Hideaki and I want to taste his cook), Fujiki was his teacher, Shina was the owner of the antique cake store, while Abe was Shina's cousin. They were solving their costumer's problems and the cakes that they served looked interesting until I really want to eat it. This drama also had Koyuki as a journalist, she was nice and she liked Fujiki, but too bad there was no love story between them. They all acted good.

I like this drama, and hope they can make it longer or maybe a sequel is not bad.

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The series removes all depictions of same-sex romance and LGBT identity that was present in the original manga; for example, Ono is not gay, but has a fear of women and is romantically pursued by an series-only female character.