A2Z is ​​a drama starring Kyoko Fukada.

It's based on a novel by Eimi Yamada,

so I'm enjoying watching it,

but the worldview is so bubble-era and interesting.

For example, when Fukada Kyoko plays a beautiful 37-year-old female editor

goes to her boyfriend's room, who is a postal worker 10 years younger than her, for the first time, she brings him a gift of Krug, a high-end champagne.

She gives him a Baccarat glass as a Christmas gift.

She brings him champagne and Sevruga caviar as a Christmas gift.

Even if she's a literary editor at a major publishing company, she spends her money like a hostess or an old lady.

If I were her younger lover, I'd be put off.

She's snobbish and quite bubble-era,

but I guess I should understand it as a fantasy.

The novel was written twenty years ago, so maybe it still has a hint of the bubble era.

And the Christmas gift from her young lover is a gold anklet from AHKAH.

The young lover kisses the delicate gold chain that glitters on Kyoko's ankle.

Yes, this is a wonderful selection.

Tanaka Kei, who plays Kyoko's husband, is also a literary editor, and in the original work, he is a mature man with a complex personality who wears a waiter suit, but I think his image is a little different.

I would like to see Jun Kaname or Kentaro Sakaguchi play the husband, and either Kaito Takahashi of King & Prince or Kento Yamazaki play the 10-year-younger lover.

Kyoko's fashion is elegant, sexy, and very nice.

The stylist's sense is amazing!

Fashion speaks to the brain.

Since the drama is based on a novel, it's also fun to check out the clothes and props.

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