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I liked the pace of this series - it doesn't drag out too long. The conflicts presented are also quite realistic. It also asks the fundamental question of parenthood - how much are you willing to sacrifice for the happiness of your children? There are some moments that are really thought-provoking and emotive.
The actors did a pretty decent job. I didn't have any particular favorite among the characters, but I particularly disliked the senpai he had at the office (with that ridiculous hairstyle). But I guess that character was tailored to be exactly as he had been portrayed. I wonder why Japanese dramas cannot seem to leave off with exaggerated comic types like these? Sometimes it's really overdoing it, I think. The whole thing could have done without such a character.
Not too bad. If I were to rate it, I'd say 8/10.
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