Hoshi no kinka

I have seen this film 5 years ago but my feeling for this is unchanged. When the first time i saw this film , my first impression is the soundtrack . Very very wonderful. The romantic singing voice of Noriko Sakai attract me so much .

This film relates about a beautiful and a Good-natured woman named Aya Kuramoto in Hokkaido. She is deaf-and-dumb , works in a small consulting-room with a young and kind-hearted doctor named Shuichi Nagai. They loved each others but they don't tell . When Shuichi moved to Tokyo, he said to Aya that he love her (with her sign language) and he 'll take her to Tokyo to marry her. But unlucky , he had an accident and lost his memory . Aya decided to move to Tokyo to find him . And there she met Takumi Nagai (my favourite male character >_< ) ..... Our story continues ....

Love in "Hoshi no kinka" is romantic and very high-minded. It's sweet and very beautiful. I am attracted by it.

But ending of "hoshi no kinka" makes me thought. I wonder why Takumi did that. He made Aya chosen 2 white roes and let her back to Hokkaido. If i were him, i didn't do that . Takumi loved Aya so much but he lets her go ?? Why ??? However Schuichi was death and the one who makes Aya happy is only Takumi .

Anyway I love this film the most . It's the most interesting TV series i have ever seen

This was the first time I had watched an Asian/Japanese production and in it's native language, so I had to have subtitles on,which I think can be a distraction sometimes.

While I do like Romance movies or TV series, I think that I am reasonably picky about what I watch. Just so people who read this review know, I'm a mature aged man, currently single, so it's a very personal view, not swayed by a woman or anyone else.

This series was, in my opinion, absolutely brilliant. It had highs and lows, more highs, and more lows - a bit of a romantic roller-coaster. What makes this series especially interesting, is that the main character is deaf and mute and the actress plays the role so wonderfully well. If it was up to me, this actress would have been nominated for an International Award - whether she was or not, I don't know. As mentioned previously, having to understand the dialogue through subtitles could be a distraction, but after probably the first episode, I was used to it and it really didn't matter.

I would highly recommend this to anyone who likes a good romance drama, but be prepared for the roller-coaster ride and maybe have a tissue or two handy.