7 reviews · average 7.4 / 10
ester_grace · 25 Nov 2010
Iryu is still the best but this is the good one. I really enjoyed this show, the character kaiji daiki was quite interesting and eita made it happen. Toma has made a great job too, easy-going character really fit him.
ester_grace · 25 Nov 2010
Iryu still the best medical dorama but this one is good too. I love eita's character, so funny.
KAZdoramma · 4 Oct 2009
I thought it was an all round performance and Ishihara Satomi was especially good in this dorama! real cute and also this dorama definitely made me more aware of forensic science. Really touching in bits!!! RATED!
chazarst · 28 Jul 2009
Those who are expecting to watch a drama about forensic medicine should be aware that forensics was clearly not the focus of this drama.
I would say that this drama is more of a human drama, with some detective work mixed in it.
Nevertheless, I enjoyed this drama. The highlight of this drama for me was the touching scenes at the end of the episodes. The actors conveyed those scenes extremely well.
I also liked the subtle romance between Daiki and Aki.
sevilla.aishiya · 15 Jul 2009
Interested at the first glance to watch this dorama when I saw Eita and Toma Ikuta were playing together. Indeed this dorama is not bad at all, few times my eyes were teary when the story gets so touched.
There's no link between each episode's storyline however the personnel relationship was built up from time to time. Kaji Daiki (Eita) was applying for heart surgery seminar however his name was registered in human pathology seminar. Then he met his known friend Ryosuke (Toma Ikuta). Besides 2 of them, there are 3 more who are also involved in this seminar, makes it up total 5.
During his childhood, Daiki was a victim of derailed train. His supervisor - Sagawa sensei was a doctor on duty at that time. He tried to resuscite one mother, unfortunately the lady was out of breath, her hand which holded a bell dropped then left a bell sound. Daiki noticed that and with his innocent face he said to Sagawa sensei, "The mother wants to leave the world and she's trying to tell you by ringing the bell." The bell was then took by Daiki from the lady's hand and given to her infant.
From that moment, Sagawa always remembered Daiki and eventually he's the one who arranges for Daiki to enter Human Pathology rather than Heart Surgery seminar. Each episode offers its own intrict and the plot is not simply made up. <I guess the story could happen in real life>. One's death always has a secret but the scientific explanation left the love one without question mark anymore.
doublemask · 28 Apr 2009
The first few episodes aren't that bad, as the characters are somehow involved in the cases, allowing us to learn about their past or why they joined Forensic Medicine. However, we don't learn much about the main character until the final episode (with a small twist) which is a nice change as this is usually done in the begining. However, the middle episodes are very routine like and predictable. After watching Eito's perfomance in Unfair, his performance in this drama was quite a let down. This drama is still watchable though. There are some pretty funny, light-hearted scenes here and there which is a nice contrast to the more serious scenes. Overall, not a bad drama, and if you don't think of it as a Japanese version of CSI, you won't be so disappointed.
jed_ka · 15 Apr 2009
The mystery of the dead know only GOD