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| 1. | Comments by Ezalor [Rating: 7/10]
Has got one or two laughs and you learn something about Japan's myths. Pretty ok. You can't call Tamaki Hiroshi an actor. Like in Nodame, the only thing he can do is to stare like paralyzed with his dull, weird face expression. |
| 2. | Comments by aik0 [Rating: 5/10]
A substitute high school teacher who happens to be able to communicate with the deers in the area. The deers are said to be guarding that earthquake-prone area for centuries. Well, the characters do not particularly stand out and the pace could have been much better without all the flashback. Story-wise, so so. Yep, it is slow. Watch at 2x speed and you wont miss much, consider that 1 episode of LOST is equivalent to 5 episodes of this dorama, but there are worse. |
| 3. | Comments by Susan [Rating: 9/10]
This was a very enjoyable and interesting series! Tamaki Hiroshi did a pretty good portraying the main character of Ogawa, although I feel like his performances all run into one another. By the end of the series I was disappointed that so much of the initial characterization was forgotten. Wasn't he very unlucky? It would have been more satisfying if someone had said,. "It seems like your luck has finally turned around!" or something. But maybe someone did and I missed it. My favorite character was Deer-san, who was the funniest and most interesting character of the series. I wonder how he lost his antlers, though? I guess I'll never know! |
| 4. | Comments by g_hunter1 [Rating: 9/10]
At first I thought this drama was gonna be lame, but it was actually pretty good. It was kind of funny to see a guy trying to do something that others would see as crazy. I was anticipating each episode to see what was going to happen next. This might not be for everyone. Eventhough the drama might seem to set a serious tone, there are some funny scenes spread out though the whole series. The intro and outro would probably put some people off since I did not really like those either. The outro sounded like something that came from a National Geographic special. |
| 5. | Comments by elventuna [Rating: 1/10]
DROPPED! |
| 6. | Comments by marspeach [Rating: 8/10]
Different and weird story. Funny and very educational about Japanese history, hehehe. |
| 7. | Comments by sawadasmile [Rating: 2/10]
i just couldn't get past episode 3 or 4... |
| 8. | Comments by dekatrain [Rating: 6/10]
Unique story and also hard to comprehend at times. Even for the more advanced Japanese learner, watching this without subtitles is difficult as the concept of the story is quite odd. Enjoyable at times but never really interesting and Tamaki is quite emotionless through out the whole drama. Hats off to Ayase for her performance which is slightly low-key but does provide for a few laughs. |
| 9. | Comments by natzumi [Rating: 6/10]
Ep 1 seemed interesting. |
| 10. | Comments by Blood_Berry [Rating: 8/10]
it was different, weird... but nice. ^^;; |
| 11. | Comments by adrxuan [Rating: 6/10]
Just a pretty average show to me...it's v.slow paced. Watchin this because of tamaki hiroshi... |
| 12. | Comments by ishikumi [Rating: ?/10]
currently watching... |
| 13. | Comments by norani [Rating: ?/10]
The Fantastic Deer Man -- Tamaki Hiroshi -- Teacher in Nara Deer Park |
| 14. | Comments by oldasianguy [Rating: 8/10]
Very interesting show......the plot was different.....and the cast was excellent.....!
Three things come to mind... 1. The deer was annoying 2. Ogawa sensei still reminded me of a deer even after he got his face back 3. Ayase Haruka has the cutest eyes....... |
| 15. | Comments by expanzee [Rating: ?/10]
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| 16. | Comments by aiscess [Rating: 8/10]
This was a nice and interesting series. It may seem weird at first because of the hidden mysteries and historical references, that's when you became interested. Especially with what the deer said at the beginning, about finding the eye, you then will wonder what kind of eye is it talking about. Anyways, I had fun watching these not the typical all out comedy but it still brings some laughs. And I liked Tamaki and Ayase's chemistry here. |
| 17. | Comments by TakumaSan [Rating: 9/10]
sooo goodddd.. loved it
the deer was soooo cute!
ayase too!
wow it as funny |
| 18. | Comments by akitsu [Rating: 5/10]
I still didnt figure out what was the series about :D But it wasnt all that bad. |
| 19. | Comments by kaitosan20 [Rating: 9/10]
soo cute and funny...especially the deer! |
| 20. | Comments by joykimlee [Rating: ?/10]
Tamaki indeed looks like a deer. |
| 21. | Comments by EstherM [Rating: 8/10]
Loved the talking deer, loved the idea and the surrealism, loved the location of Nara and the old-fashioned look and feel, loved the actors and the dialogues. I’ll rate this 7.5 to 8 as I got distracted around episode 6 and only regained interest in the last two episodes. The execution was too slow, or to put it in a different way, most of the time the characters were doing uninteresting things (visiting temples, drinking, participating in school competitions, teaching), these activities had a higher purpose though, the search of the triangle, but I felt it was boring to watch at times nonetheless. |
| 22. | Comments by pinkokoro [Rating: ?/10]
COMPLETE. SS |
| 23. | Comments by eml132 [Rating: 8/10]
Good fun story. Tabe Mikako has a bright future. |
| 24. | Comments by aoi_dolphine [Rating: 8/10]
The storyline is a bit to comprehend in the first 2 episodes but as the drama picked-up gradually, it's interesting and funny too. |
| 25. | Comments by Jeanxi [Rating: 3/10]
Really weird. Tamaki Hiroshi's character kind of scares me, especially his voice ^^||| |
| 26. | Comments by csweet [Rating: 7/10]
Not bad, but the mysteries were too easily solved and the answers underwhelming. Tabe Mikako gave a good performance, but Tamaki and Ayase were terrible. |
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Tamaki Hiroshi
Ayase Haruka
Tabe Mikako
Shibamoto Yuki
Sasai Eisuke
Kimura Midoriko
Sakai Toshiya
Washio Machiko
Tayama Ryosei
Sasaki Kuranosuke
Kodama Kiyoshi
