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The Japanese drama recommended for his family today is "Strawberry Night", adapted from the "Reiko Himekawa" series of novels by mystery writer Tetsuya Yuda, starring Yuko Takeuchi and Toshihide Nishijima, which aired in January 2012 with a total of 11 episodes, and in January 2013, the film version of the sequel was released.
Reiko Himekawa (played by Yuko Takeuchi) is the only female captain in the Metropolitan Police Department's search class. Although she is in a male society and is not from an elite group, she still relies on her natural momentum and keen intuition to quickly rise. Around her, Kazuo Kikuda (Hidetoshi Nishijima), Hiroshi Ishikura (Tsuyoshi Ukaji), Yasuhei Yuda (Takahira Maruyama), Noryuki Hayama (Keisuke Koide), and Hiromi Yoshimitsu Ikuoka (Katsuhisa Iwase) who are outside the staff form the Himegawa class that solves numerous crimes.
The dream of more than a decade ago is still as bright red as a strawberry, which is the force that drives her to keep moving forward. After graduating from university, she joined the police force, although she was not in the elite group, she made an exception and was promoted quickly, and became a police supplement at the age of 27. She understands the mentality of the murderer and leads the team to personally arrest the suspect, so that she does not want any more victims to appear. She was always dressed in black and white pants, equipped with a Hermès bag and high heels, and in this world of big men, she was as fragile as a strawberry. But in the face of a brutal murder, she took the lead and was determined to solve the case.
If you are accustomed to watching a group of big bosses-based criminal investigation dramas, it is better to change your taste and watch this "Strawberry Night" from a female perspective. Yuko Takeuchi is the core of the whole drama, and she plays Reiko Himekawa, who is witty and courageous, has a keen intuition, and can always find the key clues to solve the case in the details that others have not paid attention to. She also has her unique insight into the psychological insights of perverted criminals, which may stem from the trauma she suffered as a teenager. She is surrounded by a group of trusted partners who can not only work together in the process of handling cases, but also take good care of her in life.
Another point of view of the whole drama is the realistic depiction of perverted homicides, various "next meal" crime scenes, various strange crime methods, and various curious criminal psychology, which are very rare in previous Japanese dramas. Perhaps in order to set off the atmosphere, the tone of the whole drama is relatively gray, and the picture texture is more like a movie than a TV series.
Friends who like reasoning dramas or criminal investigation dramas, be sure to taste this "strawberry dinner"
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