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Eri and her family face a new crisis as they discover that the Kohaguras' life savings has been depleted by their father, Keibun. Keibun, a good natured but often unreliable man, refuses to confess the truth on his spending. At the same time, Yoko faces a decision that may change her life, and the life of her family at Ippukan, forever! | | Wynter |
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| 1. | Meguri Aeta Ne めぐり逢えたね [Kuninaka Ryoko] | |
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| Drama Reviews (1) |
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!!WARNING!!
The review section may contain spoilers! Please understand
that you may find out about this drama's endings and plots!
| | 1. | Is it Over?! :( [Rating: 8/10]
Yet another great sequel… though I have to admit, I’m a bit torn with this one. In other words, it gave me a few causes for complaint.
To start with, not all the characters returned. The most obvious were Keitatsu and Haruka. They managed to explain Keitatsu’s absence in the storyline (and it was somewhat convincing), but they didn’t at all explain Haruka’s. Was she that dispensable?
Also, some of the main characters reverted into unnecessary minor characters. A clear example of this was Shoko’s character. In the original series, and in the two sequels, her character held considerable important content and benefited the overall plot. In this sequel, she was nothing more than a prop. She only had a handful of lines and would not have been missed if she had not been cast into the story. This disappointed me, but I can understand how it happened. The original series was 156 episodes, and the sequels are 6 episodes and 5 episodes (respectively), so it was easier to focus on each character and provide a flow of development for each. With this fourth sequel only 2 episodes long, not every character could be expressed. I understand this. But still…
Alrighty, now for the grand stuff (which, in my opinion, makes up for the negatives). Finally, a storyline that focuses on Mariya and Yoko! This sequel was perhaps the most heart-warming. The attention was taken off Eri a little bit and given to the two characters that have perhaps affected Eri’s life the most. This sequel was sad, but in a good way, and reminded me (the viewer) that although Life can be filled with positive things, it changes nonetheless.
There was a hint of a suggestion at the end of the sequel that we haven’t seen the last of Churasan, so here’s hoping! | | Reviewed by Wynter on 5 January 2008 |
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| Comments From Users (4) |
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!!WARNING!!
This section may contain spoilers! Do not proceed if you
do not want to read about this drama's endings and plots!
| | 1. | Comments by Nermal [Rating: 9/10]
Yet another great sequel, wonder if there will be more! ^^ | | 2. | Comments by oldasianguy [Rating: 10/10]
"Let's meet again" were Eri's last words in this series....I hope thats true because I really appreciate these Churasan series...Eri and her family & friends are so addictive that I look forward to another series! | | 3. | Comments by Wynter [Rating: 8/10]
Another great sequel that focuses on Oba, Mariya, and Yoko! | | 4. | Comments by marspeach [Rating: 7/10]
Worst of the Churasan sequels. Really short, yet the second episode seemed to drag on to me. Where was Haruka? They didn't even mention her name! Oh well, I was still happy to see the rest of the gang. |
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