Kojima got up early and watched Episode 2 of the TBS drama “LOST10” on streaming. Kojima said the series had not lost any momentum from Episode 1 to Episode 2 and was getting even more interesting; he highlighted its transition from sweeping aerial shots of the Hokkaido wilderness in Episode 1 to the eye-level perspective used in Episode 2 to explore the human drama and the truth behind the incident. Kojima said he started watching “LOST10” because he is a fan of Ryusei Yokohama and that he really liked the contrast, as a duo, between Yokohama’s character, a detective in Hokkaido, and Shun Oguri’s character, an insurance investigator. He called the series a winner and said he would watch the rest.
“With another busy weekend underway, I got up early this morning and watched Episode 2 of the TBS drama “LOST10” on streaming. The series hasn’t lost any momentum from Episode 1 to Episode 2. In fact, it’s getting even more interesting. It makes a smooth transition from Episode 1, which follows the vast wilderness of Hokkaido through sweeping aerial drone shots, to Episode 2, which brings the perspective down to eye level to explore the human drama and the truth behind the incident. I started watching because I’m a fan of Ryusei Yokohama, but I really like the contrast between his character, a detective in Hokkaido, and Shun Oguri’s character, an insurance investigator, as a duo. I think this one’s a winner. I’ll be watching the rest of the series.”