Papa to Musume no Nanokakan

This home comedy tells the story of Kyoichiro (Tachi Hiroshi) and his teenage daughter Koume (Aragaki Yui). One day, the two ride a train together after visiting Kyoichiro's mother-in-law. He sees it as a chance to get to know his daughter better, but he ends up getting more than that - by some mysterious force, both Kyoichiro and Koume end up with their mind in the other's body! Unfortunately, they have no choice but to swap lives, pretending to be each other at school and work. -Tokyograph

Overall rating:		9.0
Story:		10.0 (1)
Acting:		9.0 (1)
Music:		7.0 (1)
Satisfaction:		10.0 (1)

Directed by	Takanari Mahoko \| Yoshida Ken \|
Written by	Arai Shuuko \| Watanabe Chiho \|
Producer	Nasuda Jun \| Tsuru Masaaki \|
Cast	Tachi Hiroshi \| Aragaki Yui \|
Release Date	July 01, 2007
Genres	Comedy•Family

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Girly Papa so funny!

Reviewed by bengalifob
October 02, 2009
#1 Reviewer

Overall rating:		9.0
Story:		10.0
Acting:		9.0
Music:		7.0
Satisfaction:		10.0

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Do you recommend it? Yes

Story:
Watched Freaky Friday? Well, it's kinda like that, but more believable. I don't think made sense. lol

What I mean is that the events that the father and daughter go through are what you would expect any one of us to go through.

There's the trouble with the dad's dead end job and then there's the daughter who has a crush on the soccer captain. Things were going as usual until they ate a peach... that's when the real fun started!

Acting:
Tachi Hiroshi was brilliant in his role! All the girly things he did were so CUTE! His little dances were the best! :D Aragaki Yui was great too, but when she was the "dad" she became too stiff. Still good job though.

As for the other actors, they were effective in their roles too. All their efforts combined with Tachi Hiroshi's wonderful girly acting created a great family comedy!

Overall:
This was a great drama that made me think about my relationship with my dad too. It's a really funny, feel-good drama that was done well from beginning to end. It was short, funny, and sweet!