SEE HEAR LOVE: Japan Movie Review
In this world of balance and couples, with so many types of couples in the world, have you ever imagined if you were in a couple where you and your partner were special people, like the two main characters I will discuss below.
SEE HEAR LOVE
The story opens with the early success of a Mangaka named Shinji Izumoto (Tomohisa Yamashita). Shinji wrote a manga with a romantic genre that would later be made into live action. As a mediocre creator, Shinji feels that this is what will open the gates to success in the world of manga, which he loves.
But fate says otherwise, a tumour that attacks his brain makes him blind. He felt his world was instantly shattered. Her dreams that relied on her visual senses went dark. On the verge of despair, this is where the beautiful Hibiki Aida (Yuko Araki) comes to save Shinji's life. Giving a ray of light in his dark life.
Aida is a beautiful girl who works in a supermarket as a cleaning service. She is a fan of Shinji's manga. But what makes this story special is that Aida is deaf and mute.
How is that? Can you imagine a deaf and dumb person meeting a sighted person and falling in love? That's how the fate of this story developed.
CHARACTERISTICS
- Shinji Izumoto (Tomohisa Yamashita)
Before the unfortunate incident, Shinji was optimistic and hardworking from the start. In fact, his character continued to develop until the end even though he fell in the middle of the story. Shinji is a very loving person and cares about the people around him. Only, occasionally he seems to wav### Header 3er easily on his principles. He is the type who can be impulsive in deciding something, but does not forget to rethink his decision.
- Hibiki Aida (Yuko Araki)
From the moment she first appeared on screen, I was immediately struck by her beauty. A naturaal and simple type of catik. Aida is good at acting. She is also the type who is persistent in defending her love. Evidently, it was Aida who continued to support Shinji to get back on his feet until the two of them succeeded.
There are many things I thought about from watching this film. I, who also have ear problems, felt encouraged by their story. There will always be people who love us and care for us. I became more and more convinced, that actually there is no one who is stuck without a partner, it's just that, one can choose whether to be partnered or not. Or if death takes them away, that's another thing.
So, if you're looking for something sweet to watch on the weekend, I highly recommend this, especially if you're into Japan. It's definitely a light-hearted watch that you can watch with your friends or lover so that you can understand each other.
If you have any recommendations for Japanese films with melodrama friends, please let me know, I'm in the mood for a Japanese film. Thank you for reading my review, see you in the next review.
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I wasn't familiar with the film at all, but the story you're telling sounds incredibly special and moving... it's clear the film touched you deeply, and I'm so glad it conveyed that message of hope and that there's always someone who loves us! Thanks for the recommendation; it definitely sounds like a sweet option to watch, especially if you're looking for something emotional with a Japanese touch. Cheers!