Juunen Saki mo Kimi ni Koishite

10年先も君に恋して · I'll Still Love You in 10 Years

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NetworkNHK
Broadcast31 Aug 2010 – 5 Oct 2010
Episodes6 Episodes
ViewershipAverage 6.5%
Fan score 7.7 from 3 reviews
Genresromance

Synopsis

The story focuses on 26-year-old Rika, a single editor who is unskilled in love. The story starts when a man appears before her, telling her that he is her husband from 10 years in the future. He informs her that she will meet the young version of himself in a few days, but begs her not to marry him.

Synopsis: Tokyograph

Cast & characters 11 credited

Theme songs

  • “Time of Love” — Crystal Kay
  • “Cannonball” — Crystal Kay

Fan reviews 3 reviews

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Meh

7 / 10

Wynter · 2012

I went into this drama with no expectations whatsoever. I figured I'd watch it because I haven't seen Aya in a drama in a long time.

This particular show was boring. The leads did a good job with the script they were given, but otherwise it was predictable with never little depth and even less potential for grown. At first I found that the two leads didn't have any chemistry together... but I'm not sure if I would still say this having finished the drama.

Either way, it's an okay watch because it's only 6 episodes. Watch it if you're an Aya fan, otherwise I'm sure there's loads better out there.

Ill-matched

6 / 10

Sun_Shang_Xiang · 2011

When I heard about this I was really looking forward to this drama.This drama involves time travel so Uchino Masaaki plays 2 roles, one in the present day and 10 years in the future, where he has relationship problems with Aya Ueto. Uchino Masaaki is great in Rinjo but I don't sense much chemistry between him and Aya Ueto even in his present day character. A bit of a disappointment for me.

Great

10 / 10

Sajen16 · 2011

best love story since Summer Snow and Long Vacation, not that it's as good as those masterpieces but still a wonderful show and story