Hito ni yasashiku

TV Series
2002
46m

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Three happy-go-lucky bachelors face an unexpected challenge when a mysterious boy appears at their doorstep. As they reluctantly become his guardians, they search for answers about his origi... Read allThree happy-go-lucky bachelors face an unexpected challenge when a mysterious boy appears at their doorstep. As they reluctantly become his guardians, they search for answers about his origins while adapting to their new parental roles.Three happy-go-lucky bachelors face an unexpected challenge when a mysterious boy appears at their doorstep. As they reluctantly become his guardians, they search for answers about his origins while adapting to their new parental roles.

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7.4/10

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Shingo Katori

Zen Maeda

Mitsuru Matsuoka

Taro Yamada

Kôji Katô

Ken Ohtsubo

Kenta Suga

Akira Igarashi

Mari Hoshino

Nozomi Sakaki

Ryô

Yuh Hyuga

Takanori Jinnai

Ryuichi Hyuga

Manami Konishi

Hanako Mizusaki

Suzuka Ohgo

Rika Kameyama

Yôko Ôshima

Sento Owner

Hajime Okayama

Akira Kuwabara

Kôta Ishii

Nobu

Chikau Satô

Brother Tom

Harry

Shigemitsu Ogi

Koutaro Igarashi

Saki Takaoka

Nana

Yumi Asô

Misato Igarashi

Masahiro Nakai

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Be Nice To People

The title is a little misleading. The story line for this TV series is that three friends are faced with looking after a boy, Akira. The three men look after the boy almost as if they were just playing a "Big Brother" role in his life. They become very attached to him almost right away and treat him like "one of the guy's." They all care quite abit about each other.

The series is in all Japanese with English sub's. People that do not like reading subtitles would not enjoy the show much, but it's worth watching if you don't mind the extra work involved.

Over all the show is a light hearted drama with plenty of laughs with a few heart braking moments here and there. It's like a Japanese TV version of BigDaddy.