Echo of Silence
Drama
Overview
In a small town of Hokkaido, Yunni, Fusako Kurokawa (Saki Takaoka), lives a quiet life with her father. Life here is very simple, but it is good enough and she is happy enough. Days go on as usual. with some coincidence, she meets this man one day, Wataru Kadokura (Atsuro Watabe) a man who cannot speak. A very peaceful "time" now becomes part of her daily life as this strong emotion suddenly takes place in her simple quiet life.
Top Cast


Saki Takaoka
Saki Takaoka
Fusako Kurokawa
Saki Takaoka
Fusako Kurokawa


Atsuro Watabe
Atsuro Watabe
Wataru Kadokura
Atsuro Watabe
Wataru Kadokura


Léona Hirota
Léona Hirota
Keiko Tadokoro
Léona Hirota
Keiko Tadokoro
Miki
Miki
Sachi Kurokawa
Miki
Sachi Kurokawa


Kazuma Suzuki
Kazuma Suzuki
Shigeru
Kazuma Suzuki
Shigeru


Toshiyuki Kitami
Toshiyuki Kitami
Ryo Kurokawa
Toshiyuki Kitami
Ryo Kurokawa


Eri Watanabe
Eri Watanabe
Midori Maruyama
Eri Watanabe
Midori Maruyama
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