Japan is going to remake author MAME’s critically praised Thai drama, “Love In The Air” where it will be renamed to “Love In The Air Koi”. On November 3, 2024, the adaptation—which stars well-known actors Shoma Nagumo and Takuto Hamaya—is scheduled to debut. It promises to win hearts and offer a fresh take on the romance that enthralled viewers all around the world.
Noeul Nuttarat will be replaced as Rain by Takuto Hamaya, and Shoma Nagumo will play Phayu, who was originally played by Boss Chaikamon in the Thai version. The second couple’s cast will portray the roles of Prapai and Sky, respectively. Suzuki Asahi will play Fuma, which is Fort Thitipong in the original series, while Nagatsuma Reo will play Kai, which was portrayed by Peat Wasuthorn.
In the world of BL, Shoma is already well-known for his roles in LGBT storylines in the television series Kiss x Kiss x Kiss (2023) and his supporting part in BL At 25:00, in Akasaka (2024). Expectations for the adaptation are raised by the actors’ acclaimed performances and their capacity to represent nuanced personalities.
Love In The Air Koi set to premiere this November 2024
Love In The Air is renowned for its captivating storyline, which follows the lives of two couples who unexpectedly meet paths and blends romance, drama, and heart-pounding moments. The first Thai series was an enormous hit, launching BL to new heights and gaining a devoted global following.
Social media has been buzzing since the adaptation’s announcement, with fans talking about how much they hope the Japanese version will keep the fire and intensity that made the Thai original a genre classic. There is also interest in how the Japanese version will make the story original while maintaining fidelity to the core of the story by including characteristics of the local culture.
Reversing the recent trend of Thai adaptations of Japanese works, the premiere of the Japanese version of Love In The Air represents an important milestone in the cultural interchange between Thailand and Japan. In addition to thrilling lovers of the original work, this new recreation is expected to enthral others who are unfamiliar with the plot from the Japanese version.
When Love In The Air opens on November 3, 2024, get ready to fall in love all over again because Takuto Hamaya and Shoma Nagumo add a whole new level of emotion to this remarkable relationship. Stay tuned for more updates on this series!
