Fan reviews: Yume de Aimashou

4 reviews · average 6.0 / 10

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They've just got married !

Tukata · 15 Nov 2006

Oshio and Yada are now married !.... wow !....

Slow Love Story, but Still Soothing to View

7 / 10

Kirari Ililah · 14 Apr 2006

*will post comment later*

So-so dorama

5 / 10

momoechan · 25 Aug 2005

Nothing fantastic about this dorama, in fact, there's no specific high or low points in this dorama. I agree with kinkitsuyo, Yada & Oshio just do not look loving enough to convince me that they are truly in love with each other and will go through all difficulties to get married.

As mentioned before, it's mainly a dorama about a father and daughter relationship and a father's reluctance to let his daughter be married off because he thinks no man is ever good enough for his precious princess.

Pity that Yada and Oshio wasted their talents in such a lacklustre dorama. Only watch this if you've nothing else to watch.

Akiko fans, anyone?

6 / 10

Old-Ant · 24 Aug 2005

If you're an Yada Akiko fan, then this series will give you what you're mainly after: a lot of Akiko screen time. Akiko looking somewhat happy, Akiko looking somewhat troubled, Akiko looking somewhat in love...

But for those of us who think that Akiko is pretty enough, but actually want a little bit of acting; a little bit of chemestry; and something approaching an interesting plot, you're in for a rough 11 episodes.

Akiko is an unmarried dental hygenist living with her stubborn father. He's gruff and they argue, but you can tell that they love each other. That's the plot for all of the episodes. All the rest is just filling time.

Nagatsuka Kyozo does a yoeman like job as the father. He only overacts occasionally, and he gives a generally convincing performance in his assigned role. Actually, he is the only one with whom Akiko has any chemistry.

The background characters, included in the list are love interests Oshio Manabu and Nagai Masaru, add nothing to help the show. The only one who has any appearance at all is Musaka Naomasa as Nagatsuka's toading subordinate.

If Akiko can hold your interest, then you'll be interested in Yume de Aimashou. If not, skip this puppy.

By the way, aside from a short discussion about dreams in one episode and the standard dorama fare regarding dreams of the future, the title has nothing to do with the story.

Not worth it.