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- Oorspronkelijke titel: 過保護のカホコ
- Ook gekend als: Overprotected Kahoko , Overprotectiveness's Kahoko
- Scenarioschrijver: Yukawa Kazuhiko
- Regisseur: Akashi Hiroto, Higurashi Ken, Nagumo Seiichi, Ito Akinori
- Genres: Komedie, Romance, Leven, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Takahata Mitsuki in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)]( "Takahata Mitsuki in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)")
Takahata Mitsuki Hoofdrol -
![Takeuchi Ryoma in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)]( "Takeuchi Ryoma in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)")
Takeuchi Ryoma Hoofdrol -
![Kuroki Hitomi in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)]( "Kuroki Hitomi in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)")
Kuroki HitomiNemoto Izumi [Kahoko's mother]Bijrol -
![Tokito Saburo in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)]( "Tokito Saburo in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)")
Tokito SaburoNemoto Masataka [Kahoko's father] | [Narrator]Bijrol -
![Mita Yoshiko in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)]( "Mita Yoshiko in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)")
Mita YoshikoNamiki Hatsuyo / "Baaba" [kahoko's grandmother, Izumi's mother]Bijrol -
![Nishioka Tokuma in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)]( "Nishioka Tokuma in Kahogo no Kahoko Japanese Drama (2017)")
Nishioka TokumaNamiki Fukushi / "Jiiji" [Kahoko's grandfather, Izumi's father]Bijrol
beoordelingen
As the title suggests, it tells the story of Nemoto Kahoko (Takahata Mitsuki) who lives an extremely protected life. So, despite being in the senior year of college and in the job hunting phase, it is the furthest thing from being independent. We can say that she has super protective parents, especially her mother (Kuroki Hitomi), who still wakes her up every morning ... And her father (Tokito Saburo) is aware that his wife is being overly protective of her only daughter, but can not have the courage to speak.
Things begin to change when Kahoko meets this great art man, Mugino Hajime (Takeuchi Ryoma), who naturally leads a complete opposite life to hers. Without a father and with a temporary multiple, he is astonished to learn the extreme case of the girl being spoiled by the mother who she is, and how unsatisfactory her future is.
Kahoko is basically a great baby. It's not childish but childish. She does not realize that she is living in a bubble all her life or dependent on her parents. As the drama unfolds high grades one learns from it, and we will see that Kahoko even being spoiled gets to turn around, drama is a lesson of life and wisdom.
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From the moment I saw Takahata Mitsuki's transcendent performance as Kahoko, it was love at first sight. From her multitude of expressions to her voice acting to so many intangibles, I have no words. Screen-caps and gifs alone don't do her justice. She made a flawed character like Kahoko feel real and lovable.
I also now have a soft spot for Takeuchi Ryoma, he's such a natural actor, and esp. gifted in comedy. His chemistry and comedic timing with Mitsuki was spot on. Their OTP was too darn adorable. This was such a funny, heart-warming show composed of all these talented actors, who all did such a great job.
Coming of age dramas are usually about school or career, but this is about family, which resonated all the more with me, with life truths that will stay with me long after the show is done. Some may have found Kahoko's childlike innocence and naivety off-putting. But that continuous hunger to persevere, grow and learn, and not lose that endless optimism and positivity for life is the perfect armor in this current world full of troubles. I'll always remember Kahoko fondly for being the beacon of happiness when I needed it the most.
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