Drama digest
Mutou family leads a peaceful life, Kouichirou works at a formation site and his wife is subsiding from a trip. Their daughter has just finalized her practice while their son is curious about playing video games. But their life whirled upside down when an earthquake strikes Japan. Society is deteriorating around them and the nation is sinking in the ocean. The Mutou family must be together to survive. They battle to be alive and read up the difficulty of bearing with loss.
The feel-good part
The drama makes us aware of reality. This drama is not fiction but it still is a watchable drama. It is one of the most grounded and serious series. It is fascinatingly abysmal.
The disappointing factor
This drama is undeniably an impoverished work. The animation quality was scooped poorly in some of the scenes. The worst part was some scenes were unintentionally silly. The deaths of the characters were entirely ridiculous.
In-depth analysis
It is a story about surviving a natural disaster. The Mutou family go about their daily lives as powerful earthquakes start causing destruction. With the rising level of water, the Mutou family and their neighbors decide to leave the shrine. After the tragedy hits the survivors continue to move westwards. All the survivors reach the port where Ayumu is allowed to board a vessel due to her prowess. The plunging Japanese archipelago entangles their escape. Fell over into extreme ailments the Mutou siblings believe in the future and attain the strength to withstand with ample efforts.
Star power
The animation was at its worst. The characters are basic they rarely seemed to stay on the line and none of the characters felt real.
Overall view
Japan sinks is adapted from a novel written by Sakyo Komatsu. It was heralded in two parts.
