This concept - whether or not even possible in our universe - remains popular in fiction either as the central theme of a story, or just as a plot device. Ohohoho, time travel (or more accurately, space-time travel) - so we meet again! It’s the Ultimate!Cosmic!Conundrum! that every astrophysicist has grappled with but failed to fully explain (let alone prove). – Marty McFly in Back to the Future (1985)
If they can’t kiss they can’t fall in love, and I’m history.” And if there’s no music, they can’t dance. See that’s where they kiss for the first time on the dance floor. But as the Edoites come to rely more and more on his “futuristic” medical expertise, Jin sees a new moral dilemma arising: should he continue saving lives with technology from his time, knowing full well his actions may alter the course of History forever? Bent on finding a way to return to the present, Jin must meanwhile learn to survive in this strange world of samurai and courtesans, assassins and revolutionaries, cholera outbreaks and syphilis, and periodic city fires. Osawa Takao, Ayase Haruka, Nakatani Miki, Uchino Masaaki, Takeda Tetsuya, Koide Keisuke, Aso Yumi, Kiritani Kenta, Kohinata FumiyoĪ run-in with a mysterious patient leads to a freak accident that zaps Tokyo neurosurgeon Minakata Jin back through time and into 19th-century Edo, where he finds himself in the turbulent last days of the Tokugawa shogunate. Oh yes.Or, Love in the Time of Korori and Syphilis (and Penicillin, too!) For example in VLC player, that's Settings > Preferences > Video > Subtitles/OCD > Text renderer > Font effect. To make the subs readable, of course, you have to change the settings so that the words have a dark background. Maybe I was typing the wrong things into google, but after much searching, I had to download the series hardsubbed into French from here and then use the soft subs from d-addicts. Perhaps the only down side is how difficult it is to find. I'm halfway through the series so far, but I can't find anything wrong with it. The cast is great, and there's barely a moment when it isn't worth your full attention. It's more immediate in appeal than Atami No Sousakan, simply because each crime is solved before the end of the episode. It has a great sense of humour, as you'd expect from Satoshi Miki.
They are simply investigating these crimes as a hobby. However, these are crimes that were committed so long ago, they can no longer be brought to trial. Since the wait between episodes of Atami No Sousakan was getting too long (this is not a complaint about the fabsubbers' efforts because even a wait of one day would be too long) I decided to dig out this old TV series to fill the gap.īroadcast in 2006, this show stars Odigiri Joe and Aso Kumiko and was directed by Satoshi Miki and involves the police solving mysterious murders.
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