Several years ago, this dorama was soooo popular. However,
some of you might haven’t watched this dorama yet, so I’ll give a little bit
review about this dorama, 1 Litre no Namida or also known as 1 Litre of Tears,
which was aired on 2005.
The dorama I’m going to review is more to a
family-genre-dorama, even though there’s also some romance inside it. This dorama
is made based on a real story, a diary written by Aya, a girl who suffered
Spinocerebellar Ataxia, a rare inherited neurological disease, which degenerate
a certain part of brain, Cerebellum. It is said that this disease is cruel
since it takes someone’s motoric function to the point where they can’t walk,
speak, write, or eat, but it doesn’t take their consciousness. Until now,
there’s no treatment known to cure this disease. Rehabilitation can help to
minimize the growth of this disease.
The story starts when a-fifteen-year-old-girl Ikeuchi Aya
(played by Sawajiri Erika) is going to be a senior high school student. Aya is
an ordinary girl, a daughter of a tofu shop. Lately, there was something
strange happened to Aya: had no reflect, fell down often, etc. Her mother,
Ikeuchi Shioka (played by Yakushimaru Hiroko) realized that there was something
wrong with her daughter. After Aya fell down, instead of only taking care of
her wound, her mom took her for a medical checkup, and that was the beginning
of this cruel-sad story until her death came on 25 years old.
In my opinion, the way this dorama taken is just ordinary,
but the story of this dorama is motivating us to live our life to the fullest. When
some of us is depressed with study, work, money, or love and wants to end our
life, there is a lot of people who suffered incurable disease but fighting hard
to live their life. Life can be fun, if you really want to. Don’t only focus on
what you don’t have but be grateful with what you have while still moving
forward for a better tomorrow.
Another message I could get from this dorama is family.
Without the support of her family, I don’t think Aya could live her life to the
fullest. Aya's family is not a rich family but a very supportive family, especially her parents. Well, if you don’t have a supportive family, you could just make one
and be the one someday…^^
I recommend this dorama for all people over the world so
they could be more grateful about being alive. I gave 8 out of 10 points for
this dorama. There is also SP episode which was aired on 2007, but I don’t find
anything special inside it as the episode only shows how the condition is half
a year after Aya’s death.
*this review is a personal opinion and made by me who is a newbie
reviewer, if there is any mistakes, please feel free to make a correction*
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