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11-year-old Tomo (Rinka Kakihara) lives with mother Hiromi (Mimura), but Hiromi decides to give up on her and leaves their home.

Tomo, now all alone, visits her uncle Makio’s (Kenta Kiritani) home. Makio lives with his beautiful girlfriend Rinko (Toma Ikuta). Rinko was born as a man and now works as a caregiver at a home for the elderly. Tomo is a little confused by the situation, but they begin to live as a family.

Reaction: After playing a serial killer, romantic and idealistic gentleman and hero, Toma Ikuta (manage by Johnny’s Entertainment) plays a transsexual in this unforgetable family drama.

Ikuta started out as a clumsy actor but his sheer perseverance and passion made him one of Japan’s most accomplished actors. He did not shy away from playing a transexual and shows a lot of humility playing the role.

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I'm a Researcher by profession, prone to questioning everything. Living in Mumbai, I grew up on a stable diet of monotonous Indian dramas which stretch for a decade or so and I sincerely wanted to elude the boredom. So I escaped into the unknown, which is the world of BL dramas. I love sharing my thoughts about the storyline, characters and analyzing the smallest details possible. When something touches my heart, I want to know what others feel about the subject matter as well. That’s why, I’m here at Psychomilk. Being a writer gives me an outlet to explore my inner emotions and turmoil

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  • Kimberly says:

    Loved this movie! And I really like Toma Ikuta as an actor. He has really grown since Hanazakari no Kimitachi e.

    • Red says:

      He was great on The Brain Man. Nkt only is he amazing in romance, he is also amazing in thrillers and family drama.

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