Not the best performance from Brendan Fraser but this was a nice and charming little movie and gave a lot more insight into this form of business that possibly can only be found in Japan.
While realism may be a bit off when it came to the individual cases that Fraser's character was employed to do, especially certain aspects of the relationship with the little girl played by Shannon Gorman and how their issue was resolved that quickly. Or with the Emoto Akira's character on taking a frail old man to hike a mountain.
Those "movie embellishments" aside, this was still a great watch.
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