I’ll be honest. I’ve binge watched this series and have since watched it multiple times. There’s just something about this series that keeps bringing me back to it. But, before I start going on about what I like about it, and what I subsequently don’t like about it, let me first introduce this drama.
As you can see, the title of this 2021 Fall Japanese drama is Koi Desu: Yankee-kun to Hakujou Garu, which translates to It’s Love: Yankee and White Cane Girl. For those of you who might not know, a yankee is pretty much kind of like a juvenile delinquent, someone who causes and gets into trouble. The title pretty much explains the premise of what the ten episodes are going to be about, but I can give a little bit more than that.
This drama follows Akaza Yukiko (Sugisaki Hana), our White Cane girl. Yukiko has amblyopia, meaning she can only vaguely recognize colors and shapes. Her vision is blurry, but she is able to read large written letters with a magnifying device. Her and our resident Yankee, Kurokawa Morio (Sugino Yosuke), fatefully meet one day and as they say, the rest is history.
While this first episode sets up the world that we’re going to be living in the next ten episodes, it does a good job in showing us who these characters are and just what about them makes them so loveable. So, let’s get started!
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