I might not have stuck with this drama had it not been short because there is not much dramatic tension. It is a romance, notable for all of the things left unsaid, and I would describe it as restrained and charming. The acting is equally subdued but quite good. There are a lot of beautiful Kyoto scenes to enjoy. It’s the opposite of your typical Chinese or Korean dramas: There are no heroes and villains, galloping horses, or epic themes but it’s good if you feel like a short, slice-of-life drama.