Aditya N
Aditya N
The popular streaming service Netflix continues expanding its impressive collection of Japanese content. In addition to the thrilling crime film City Hunter, Netflix is preparing to introduce the 2018 Japanese drama Unnatural to its platform in the upcoming spring season. This captivating drama, filled with suspenseful and chilling themes, features the talented Satomi Ishihara leading an exceptional ensemble cast. For more details about the trailer and the release date, continue reading.
Unnatural, a Japanese drama, is set to be available for streaming on both Rakuten Viki and Netflix. Before its Viki debut on May 19, the forensic drama will first premiere on Netflix. The series is scheduled to release 10 episodes on May 1 and boasts a talented ensemble cast, including well-known artists such as Satomi Ishihara, Arata Iura, Masataka Kubota, and more. The storyline of ‘Unnatural’ focuses on peculiar or abnormal death investigations. Satomi Ishihara plays the role of forensic physician Mikoto Misumi, employed at the Unnatural Death Investigation Laboratory (UDI Lab). The team tackles unusual cases within a made-up setting and ensures fairness for the departed.
The trailer showcases the diligent efforts of forensic experts as they delve into an unusual heart attack case that raises suspicions of serial poisoning. The investigators join forces to meticulously examine the potential causes, aiming to bring justice to the grieving families who have tragically lost their loved ones. This gripping 10-episode series is filled with suspense, mystery, and the fascinating world of forensic science. With each episode, a new and peculiar case unfolds, offering a ray of hope for the surviving members. Satomi Ishihara takes on the role of Mikoto Misumi, a skilled forensic investigator who is 33 years old. With her expertise in dissecting bodies, she plays a crucial role in solving unsolved deaths. Kei Nakado portrays Arata Iura, a 41-year-old forensic doctor, while Rokuro Kube stars as Masataka Kubota, a 26-year-old recorder who assists Misumi in unraveling the mysteries behind these deaths. Yuko Shojia brings to life the character of Mikako Ichikawa, a lab technician in her 30s. Akiko Nogi skillfully writes this captivating drama.
