JIN Season 2

Instead of writing a review on the characters and plot again, since little aspired since the first season, I will say that I found the explanation of the time travel a good one. They used the globally accepted theory seen in western culture as well in the science fiction world, and even though it was explained in a rushed and unsatisfactory manner in the end of the drama, the logic itself was sound.

The part about Ryoma and Jin being "one", however, didn't make any sense and there was little in the drama in clarify this situation.

Either way, good end to a 2-series show.

Production and acting are as good as JIN 1, although the plot is a bit more melodramatic. But the cast is really what makes this drama click, offering an appealing set of multi-dimensional characters from historic Edo. Kudos to Osawa Takao as Jin; he has the kind of quiet authority born from a wide-ranging acting resume. The colorful views of old Japan are captivating, and the surgery scenes grab you every time.

That said, the "time travel" device was rather labored (and certainly not very credible)...and all the more unsatisfying because it was such an integral part of the plot.

great drama indeed..
well writing story..great lining cast.

but for one who root for jin-saki love..prepared to feel dissapointed.
it not gonna happen..poor saki~
(deduct 1 point due my pitiness to saki)