In his first role, he was just okay for me. It was a main role but it didn't feel like he was in it much.
Summary from online: (not sharing the site because I see there were at least 4 or 5 sites with the exact same summary and I have no idea whose summary it was originally!)
"Benio , a peppy tomboy, is surprised to learn that she has been secretly betrothed by her grandfather to a young officer named Shinobu Ijuin. Because of his family's noble status, Benio must first undergo rigorous training to learn how to be a proper bride and wife before she can marry. However, because of her vivacious personality, this proves to be more challenging than anyone imagined."
Hiroshi Abe plays Shinobu Ijun. Seeing him so young, I don't think I would have thought he was particularly special if I had watched this back in 1987. Aside from the fact that I was not into Japanese guys (or any Asian guys) back then, he looked like any other Asian guy. I fell for a bit more mature looking Hiroshi Abe which is a little odd for me.
In a nutshell, Benio is a cute girl but she is headstrong. She finds out she is engaged to a guy she doesn't know and starts living in the home where she is taught how to be a proper girl. Shinobu likes her and he treats her well and Benio starts to like him. Before he ships out, he tells Benio he wants to marry her after he gets back and she agrees.
In a nutshell, Benio is a cute girl but she is headstrong. She finds out she is engaged to a guy she doesn't know and starts living in the home where she is taught how to be a proper girl. Shinobu likes her and he treats her well and Benio starts to like him. Before he ships out, he tells Benio he wants to marry her after he gets back and she agrees.
What happens after that? You'll have to find the movie and see! It's a cute movie and it's kind of predictable. If I was able to figure it out, anyone can. I usually watch movies and get lost somewhere because I'm just watching and enjoying the movie. I'm not thinking ahead about it. Anyway, cute movie. I liked it!


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