The healing anime "White Rabbit Candy" is the first TV animation work directed by director Kanta Kamei.
It tells the story of a 30-year-old single rough guy who lives alone with children.
A 30-year-old single man with parents and a younger sister, with an upright and kind personality.
The 6-year-old little girl Lu He Rin, abandoned by her mother since childhood, lived with her grandfather, because of her obedience and understanding, with a precocious personality, became a "strange" child in the eyes of adults.
Daji and Rin met at their grandfather's funeral.
Because of the death of his grandfather, who is Rin's next caretaker, this has become a problem.
When his relatives were reluctant to raise the child, Daji volunteered to accept Rin.
As far as the voice actor lineup is concerned, the casting of "White Rabbit Sugar" is still relatively powerful.
Daichi Tsuchida, who voiced Daikichi Kawachi, is an actor in a series of credits and stage plays, and has starred in several works.
The CV of "Little Lori" Shikaga Rin is the Japanese child star Matsuura Ai Bow.
In addition to these two, Maaya Sakamoto, who voiced Queen Elsa in Demon Tail and the character of Charles in Black Deacon, was also involved.
Daji, who has never dealt with a child at all, is like a child-rearing idiot.
Whether it is buying clothes for Rin, making three meals, or sending kindergarten, etc., these have become problems.
Daji, who gradually loses confidence, stumbles upon the information of Rin's birth mother, and has the idea of helping Rin find her own mother.
However, the results of meeting his birth mother were not satisfactory.
Rin's birth mother, Masako, is a manga artist who worked as a nanny at her grandfather's house.
Because the manga career was not going well, Masako, who gave up on herself, casually had a child with her.
But with her grandfather's support, she left her children behind and restarted her comic book career.
The son, who had no mother-daughter relationship with Rin, refused to raise the child.
Masako's desperation made Daikichi feel heartache.
He dismissed the idea of giving up Rin and decided that the two of them would overcome difficulties together and live a good life.
Rin entered kindergarten. Here she makes a good friend, Yukiki, and Daiki meets Yukiki's mother, Yukari.
Daikichi and the single mother Yukari gradually have a mutual affection, but Yukari does not want to destroy the relationship between her son Yukiki and Rin because of her own affairs, nor does she want her son to be gossiped about, so she rejects Daikichi. Poor Daji was rejected.
Because of Rin's joining, Daji's hometown is also much livelier.
Daji's parents treated Rin like their own granddaughter, teaching her to turn the rope, learn to do needlework, and braid.
Rin went through the first kindergarten, the first time she lost her teeth, the first time she cooked...
Witnessing all this, I truly realized the identity of a father.
Although "White Rabbit Candy" is a healing anime, it also reflects many real problems.
For example, Daji once had the idea of giving up on raising Rin, Masako gave up her family for her dreams, and Daji's cousin Haruko ran away with her daughter because she couldn't stand the difficulties of her mother-in-law and her husband.'s blindness.
Everyone has selfish moments, and there will be times when they can't help themselves, but "White Rabbit Candy" does not deliberately ignore these practical problems.
This drama is about the experience and feelings of parenthood.
Caught off guard, confused and helpless when first exposed to children; giving up the freedom to be single for the sake of children, giving up the opportunity to party with friends, and even giving up hard-won jobs, but when you see your child's smile and growth, you feel that everything is worth it.
"White Rabbit Candy" This anime is very grounded, there is no handsome personality, there is no special ability, some are just ordinary uncles and naïve and sensible little girls everywhere, and it is precisely because of being close to life that it will make us more likely to resonate.
There are joys and emotions, there are troubles and angers, and the healing effect of this work is not ordinary.