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Kyou wa Kaisha Yasumimasu Episode 7 Recap — 15 Comments

  1. The thing with Hanae & Yuto, at least for me to believe that they’re in love with each other, is there aren’t many times in which I can actually see their affection for each other growing, or sweet moment when they just chat comfortably (outside the ONLY RESTAURANTto date – seriously, don’t they feel fed up eating sushi again and again??), and getting to know each other. This so-called “romance” start not because they gradually have feelings for each other, but more because of that one-night stand. So, I do hope the writer-nim can actually explore the romance beyond the bed thing, otherwise we’ll fall deeper for the Yu-Hanae ship, which won’t even sail anymore. Seriously!! Yu & Hanae give a lot more chemistry without even trying! hahahha..

    • Exactly my thoughts. There is something so restrained about their relationship, it feels like a practice run before Hanae grows up enough to date other people. It reminds me of Hotaru no Hikari quite a lot. In that drama Ayase Haruka’s character was also dating a colleague, but showed her real personality to her boss rather than her boyfriend. I expect a similar ending here. There is just no real connection between the two of them.

  2. Increasingly, I feel that while Yu is the right man for Hanae, she may not be the right woman for him. It’s not that she can’t be, but at this point in their lives, she needs a strong dose of growing up while he has bigger things (like opening his own restaurant) to worry about. I think Yu recognises that as well, but he can still continue to care for her as a friend.

    Hanae is not going anywhere with Yuto, for me at least. I still can’t buy their relationship, she doesn’t grow when she’s with him, they can’t be honest with each other until the problem reaches breaking point (where it requires Yu’s advice to solve it), and Yuto is still too immature. The “let’s live together” is a perfect example of that. But if they’re end game, then good luck to Hanae.

  3. It’s a typical setup from manga no? She can’t be honest with Yuto because she likes him and minds what he thinks. Whereas with Yu she could care less. Yu really is way more exciting but With Yuto she’s actually slowly growing, and not because of someone else’s more forceful personality.

  4. I agree with the previous comments. The dorama revolves around Hanae’s growth and yet her lack of passion, emotions, and common interests with her boyfriend has me in disbelief. Just her sitting next to Yu has my screen almost burn up in flames, and I just need Yuto to show up for my screen to immediately cool down. Not that he does not emanate any warmth, he’s just barely shares any chemistry with Hanae.
    Still watching her go through her baby steps is sweet and potentially insightful for young viewers regarding living together and married life.

    As for Yu and Mamoru, I’d refer to their “relationship” as petomance. That’s right – PET-Owner-romance unless one prefers domance, as in dog-romance. 😀

  5. Don’t overthink the Yuto/Hanae relationship. The point is she is happy and having fun! If Yu is so confident, why don’t he actively pursue Hanae?

    • I agree 100%! Hanae is happy. Yuto allows her to grow at her own pace in their relationship, which is what she needs! Anyone else would have dumped her already! Seriously, those ahjumma outfits she wears make her style look older than her mothers! What is with the black crew socks and sensible private school shoes? Most young men Yuto’s age would have made her wear something tighter and wear heels or felt ashamed to be seen with her as a girlfriend figure. Yu is my style, a type AAA personality. He jumped right into Hanae’s personal space from the first time they met at the restaurant. Her repeatedly push her limits to see how she will react. He genuinely likes her because she is different and has a big heart. She is definitely different from the style of women Yu is used to based on the look of the women in his previous corporation. They looked like super models! Hanae tolerates him because he does not back off and it frustrates her. She reacts without thinking about how she looks in front of Yu. She is not emotionally attached to hims, so, she can be more open and outspoken with Yu. Yu is on the edge of her friendzone. It’s not love between them. It’s tolerance with a dab of frustration!

  6. Thank you, thank you Koala for the update.

    After showing glimpses of vulnerability in the previous episodes, I really disliked Yu reverting back to a trouble stirring know-it-all. From questioning Ryusei if he is still a virgin (seriously who does that???!!!!) to the unsolicited advice to Yuto and Hanae, even Tamaki Hiroshi’s dimples couldn’t save the day.

    As for Hanae and Yuto, still not getting it. Part of me just feels she is in love with the idea of a relationship, and hate how she tip toes around Yuto.

    Love the parents, so supportive.

  7. Hello ocKoala!
    First, I would like to thank you for the recaps of the episodes. I would have gone crazy without the recaps while waiting for the episodes to be subtitled.

    For the series, I am enjoying it. The story, the characters and everything is being made in a great and skillful way. I don’t really think much about with whom Hanae will end up with, Yu and Yuto are both great men in their own way ( there are not much like them in real world, are there?).

    Thank you again 🙂

    Looking forward for the next recap!

    Fighting :*

  8. Thanks for the recaps. The subbers made it all the way up to seven! Thank you subbers!!

    As Smurfett pointed out, Hanae never lies to Yu, but speaks very carefully around Yuto because she is afraid of hurting him or their relationship. She is happy with Yu, but unsettled with Yu. This is where K and J dramas diverge. In K, she would fall in love with Yu and completely break Yuto’s heart. Maybe that is why I find myself very tentative about her and Yuto. My training is kicking in. Plus, YU IS FREAKING HOTTER THAN HOT.

    Although, really, Yuto is not very interesting. We don’t get inside his head enough. The other thing that worried me – Yuto told Hirono the reason he likes Hanae is because she’s reliable, or something like that. Sounds like damning with faint praise to me. Even if he said, “I dunno, she’s just so adorable and old fashioned. It makes me weak in the knees.” I don’t think they have to be made for each other to be happy together. It just feels very shallow right now.

    The field trip to the sausage factory with Yu, I thought, was very telling. Hanae enjoyed playing the wife and seemed comfortable with him even though she was acting. She wanted to help him anyway she could. Maybe she would be like that with any one who asked for assistance. She’s just a good person.

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