Here is a new illustration made in fifteen hours of intensive, the idea running through my head for several months now I wanted to put "on paper" and here's the result! I hope you enjoy it:)
you soon!
Gilles.
Kaito (Takenouchi Yutaka) is a bright young executive working for a multinational and life appears to have filled its benefits. His first professional failure encourages him to take a few days off in a boarding isolated seaside Conversely, Hiromi (Sorimachi Takashi) is a perfect dilettante, unemployed and vagrants since his girlfriend, tired of maintain, was fired, which will not detract from his inexhaustible joie de vivre. The meeting of two such contrasting personalities could not do that naturally sparks before the addition of opposites turning into a beautiful story of friendship. Nothing is more classic, indeed! And yet, how not to follow the adventures of this unlikely duo without a huge smile? The charisma of these actors is undeniable, especially since it is by far the androgynous sanitized and child thrown to Japanese teenagers today. Warning! When we talk Yutaka Takenouchi and Takashi Sorimachi, we speak of real Japanese male pure, 100% branded hunks, while fine musculature, tans and sunglasses. These ladies are preventable.
Also note performance, while authentic, minor roles, starting with Ryoko Hirosue interpreting Makoto young, schoolgirl seized by the first stirrings of adolescence. Also note the ever-bubbly Inamori Izumi (Haruko), in the role of big sister can be as wise as loose. The character of Masaru (Mike Maki), Makoto grandfather and owner of the boarding house where all these people agitated, also deserves a few words. Where we expected only the traditional father figure dispenser of good advice, the writer (Yoshikazu Okada) takes this opportunity to remind us that the urge to take stock of his life, erasing his regrets and to launch new challenges, can strike at any age.