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The interesting/uninteresting concept of Japanese marriage (possibly applicable outside of Japan) and what's missing or, conversely, what's in it. First of all, I have to say that I didn't find the falling in love between the wife/mother and the young man very well portrayed. I understand that he was impressed by such a rather energetic woman who takes her duties seriously, and that she was very flattered that a young man fell in love with her, after all, something like that does any older woman good for the soul. But I don't understand where the strong emotions came from that the filmmakers are trying to convince us of, especially at the end. It's not a bad series, it passes relatively quickly, the husband is portrayed very sympathetically, which is not often the case; but it doesn't go into much depth either and comes across as superficial, so you don't particularly fall in love with anyone or anything like that. You just watch, shake your head, hang your head, shut down, and move on. Run of the mill. (29.11.2016)