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I completely overlooked the series at first, I didn't find it interesting enough from the description (after all, Haru's previous heroine in Survival Wedding started out similarly), but then it was recommended to me and I picked it up. I don't regret it at all. It was a truly enjoyable and human experience. Three people in different life situations with different experiences meet for violin lessons and form a trio that is simply a joy to watch. They have interesting dialogues between them, the situation is never escalated to the point where you think it couldn't happen; at the same time, it's not boring, you just enjoy being with them. It's not just about them, of course; it's about their surroundings, which are smoldering. It's actually a cutout into several people's lives that drags beautifully and leaves a nice warm feeling. The acting and directing were very well done; the writer put meaningful lines in their mouths, it wasn't a complete rant about nothing. Looking for a relaxing experience? Check it out. (2020.03.13)