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In this video, we will explain P & JK - Policeman and Me.
This movie tells the story of a high school girl who follows blind dates
by pretending to be a university student.
On the blind date,
she meets a policeman who falls in love with her.
But unfortunately, after knowing their respective ages,
they seem doubtful about their closeness.
So, will they finally be together?
Let's find out in P & JK - Policeman and Me.
P & JK - Policeman and Me tell the story of a first-year high school student named Kako Motoya
and her friend, Mikado Yaguchi.
They intend to meet their two other friends in front of the cafe,
who instead invites them to go on a blind date.
So that they can be accepted when going on a blind date,
the friend asks them to pretend to be 21-year-old college students.
But, in fact, Kako is only 16 years old.
Moreover, their friend warned Kako and Mikado not to drink alcoholic beverages,
which were forbidden to be consumed by minors.
Long story short, they entered the cafe to join a blind date.
The event was lively,
with the members getting to know each other and exchanging phone numbers.
Unfortunately, Kako and Mikado were sitting alone
because they weren't used to blind dates when they were approached by two young men.
The two men invite them to get acquainted while offering them alcoholic drinks.
Kako and Mikado were confused about refusing the request
even though they couldn't refuse because the two young men kept forcing them.
Finally,
when their position was getting cornered, another young man came to their table
and immediately drank alcohol in front of Kako.
Kako was stunned to see the young man actions named Kota Sagano,
so when the event was over, she looked for him to thank him.
After saying her thanks,
Kako asked permission to go home because it was late and she had to catch the last train.
Hearing that, Kota looked at the clock and realized that the last train was coming soon.
Kota invites Kako to run after the train.
In the middle of the trip, Kako was left behind
because she was caught in the crowd,
making Kota hold her hand while running.
Unfortunately, as soon as they arrived at the train stop,
the last train had just left.
They have no other choice but to walk while looking for a taxi.
While having a conversation,
Kota finds out that Kako doesn't have a boyfriend yet,
which makes him invite her to meet again to get to know each other better.
He again asked how long she had lived in the city.
Without thinking any longer, she answered 16 years,
which confused him even though he immediately realized
that she was not 21 years old but only 16 years old.
Knowing that her identity has been revealed,
Kako admits that she pretended to be 21 so that she could join a blind date with her friend.
Naturally, Kota was annoyed and immediately sent her home.
Kako, who is already interested in him, desperately asks for a phone number,
which is immediately rejected by Kota,
who is increasingly annoyed that he is already dating a minor.
Finally, after being rejected, she apologizes and leaves him to walk home.
Kako walks home alone and unfortunately gets lost in an alley, where many young boys hang out.
They tried to tease Kako, which made her even more scared. Then, she saw her classmate, Hasuke Okami,
who even pretended not to know her among the crowd of boys. Kota apparently catches up with
Kako and sees her being bullied by a crowd of youths. Kota ran over and shouted for the
boys to stop bothering Kako. He issued a police badge, revealing his identity as a police officer.
He arrested one of them when they didn't let go of Kako either. But unexpectedly,
Hasuke, who was previously recognized by Kota because he was often involved with the police,
was about to hit him from behind. Kako sees Hasuke about to hit Kota and runs to stop him.
But unfortunately, Hasuke's punch hit Kako's head and immediately made her fall unconscious.
Kako was immediately rushed to the hospital. After ensuring she gets treatment, Kota meets Kako's
parents, who rush to the hospital. He apologizes for neglecting to take care of Kako until she
goes home alone. In addition, he begged to be allowed to keep her to atone for his mistakes.
Finally, Kako's parents understand and go home from the hospital after allowing him to care
for their daughter. The next day, Kako wakes up and sees Kota protecting her by the bed.
Instead of being angry because she was injured because of him, she actually praised Kota's
actions when fighting and capturing the delinquent youth was very cool. Even so, Kota reiterated that
he could not possibly be close and dating a girl who was only 16 years old. Even though
he explains his status as a police officer makes it impossible, she is still annoyed and
tells him to go home. But unexpectedly, instead of leaving after Kako covered herself with a blanket,
Kota asked her to marry him. Kako is surprised and takes off the blanket, asking if Kota understands
his words. He confirms his sincerity and seriousness in being able to marry her.
The scene shows Kako, discharged from the hospital and is starting to do her usual activities.
She returns to school and is greeted cheerfully by her classmates. After school, Kako is in a hurry
to get home because later, Kota will come to meet her parents. Sure enough, Kota formally introduced
himself to Kako's parents before apologizing for the incident that led to Kako being hospitalized.
After that, he asked for their blessing to marry their daughter. Kako's parents are initially
shocked that Kota is 26 years old, 10 years older than their daughter. Despite trying to
convince Kako's father about his seriousness and commitment, Kako's parents still did not give an
answer to the proposal. Kota finally returns, but Kako chases him outside the house. When they were
alone, Kako said that they were not officially dating. Instead, she revealed her desire to
be proposed to on a Ferris wheel. Kota didn't respond to Kako's words and just laughed. Even
though he finally invites her out on a weekend date. Back home, Kako feels very happy because
she will marry Kota. Kako's mother apparently felt the same and expressed her feelings while eating
the cake that Kota gave to Kako. Kako's mother's words make Kako sure that she will be able to get
the blessing for marriage. On the other hand, Kota returns to the police station and goes to his boss
to ask permission to marry a younger girl. Kota's superiors at the police station gave his approval
despite his astonishment. The weekend arrives, and Kako and Kota meet up for a date at a restaurant.
Kota shows his concern by giving her a danger sign keychain, hoping that she will be able to
get help if she is again disturbed by gangs of young delinquents in the future. After that,
he explained the reason for asking to marry her and not being able to date her. Apparently,
Kota avoids the gossip that might arise if a police officer is dating a high school student.
After the date, in the evening, Kota meets Kako's father. They talked until, finally,
Kako's father gave his blessing on the condition that he could hit Kota to vent his emotions.
Kota then allows Kako's father to beat him. He doesn't even budge when he gets hit after hit.
After beating Kota, Kako's father ordered them to postpone the pregnancy because Kako was still in
school. Kota is relieved after getting his blessing and starts planning to propose to
Kako as she wishes. But, first, he invites her to ride a Ferris wheel and then officially proposes
to her by giving her a ring. Kako keeps a secret about Kota's marriage plans and proposal at school
and only tells Mikado. But in class, Hasuke actually looks to be watching Kako from afar.
After school, someone in a doll costume helps Kako when her groceries fall.
Apparently, in the doll costume is Hasuke, who is doing part-time work. He invites Kako to sit down
for a chat, and he apologizes for his actions that night. She cheerfully said she had forgiven him,
especially since things were fine. Not long after, Kako saw Kota walking alone with a woman.
A curious Kako borrows Hasuke's clown mask to meet Kota to find out who the woman walking with him
is. But the plan failed, and Kota misunderstood because Hasuke came to see Kako, who was forced to
take off the mask. When they return home, Kako and Kota argue about Hasuke. Kako thinks Hasuke is not
a bad person, and she has forgiven him. But Kota insists on his opinion that Hasuke is a criminal.
The debate irritated Kako, but Kota managed to calm her annoyance and made her smile again.
Kako's friends cheered enthusiastically about the planned cultural festival the next morning
at school. However, contrary to the enthusiasm of the other classmates, Hasuke sneaks out of the
classroom and plans to find additional work. In the shopping area, he bumped into Kota,
who was on patrol. Kota seems to know about Hasuke's predicament and intends to help him,
but Hasuke rebuffs. Hasuke's condition at home was apparently not very good. When Hasuke arrived
home, his mother was getting ready to go to work when his stepfather came and asked him for money.
At this time, it was revealed that his stepfather often beat Hasuke. On the other hand,
Kako is drawing the design of the clothes Hasuke will wear for the cultural festival. However, when
she saw the hanging Kota's work uniform, she lost her focus on drawing and went to hug the shirt.
Kota apparently saw Kako hugging his shirt and immediately quickly put it on
and then asked for a hug from her. Unfortunately, the romantic atmosphere didn't last long when Kako
asked about Kota's late father. Talks about his late father upset Kota, where he was reminded of
the bad things that happened in the past. Back at school, the students are busy preparing for the
cultural festival. Unlike before, where Hasuke never mingled with friends, he actually came to
help his friend design clothes. At home, Kota comes home after busy work managing traffic.
Unfortunately, after rummaging through the fridge and cupboard, he realized they didn't
have any food. He finally came to Kako's school. But instead of having sweet times with Kako,
she asks about the continuation of the Hasuke case, which irritates Kota. They argue again
because of this misunderstanding which makes Kako say that she wants Kota to open up about his past
and share his sadness with her. Kako's tears are unbearable when her request doesn't change Kota,
who remains cold and chooses to keep his feelings to himself. Finally, she returns to school,
and Hasuke apparently sees Kako, who is crying alone, so he tries to comfort her.
At the police station, Kota received an emergency call and immediately rushed to the scene.
It turned out that the emergency call came from Hasuke's house, where there was a big commotion
between Hasuke and his stepfather. When Kota came in, the house was in complete disarray, and Hasuke
has huddled alone with a wound. He then convinces Hasuke to report his father's actions so that he
can arrest and bring Hasuke's stepfather to the police station. The scene shifts to the school,
where the cultural festival is about to start, but Hasuke doesn't come. Hasuke's friend, Jiro,
is worried that he intends to come to Hasuke's house. Kako and Mikado, who heard about it,
went together to Hasuke's house. But what a surprise, when they arrived, Hasuke's house
was still a mess, and Hasuke's condition was full of wounds. They help tidy up the house,
although Hasuke initially refuses. He expresses his doubts about continuing to participate in
the cultural festival, which finally makes Kako convince that they have prepared everything.
Including the uniform for him, so he had to come. The attention and affection of
his friends made Hasuke cry. The day when the cultural festival was held made Kako very happy.
Kota apparently came to school on that day, even wearing a school uniform.
When they are alone in class, Kako tries to kiss Kota, but the classroom door opens, so they decide
to run away together. Kota finally changes back to wearing a police uniform and is about to buy
food with Hasuke when a group of young men he once arrested at the school intends to take revenge.
They follow Kako, and when she is finally alone, they kidnap her and take her away in a car. Kota
and Hasuke saw the kidnapping and asked Hasuke about their base. They have devised a plan to free
Kako in the evening, where they will disguise themselves as school students to infiltrate.
Unfortunately, the disguise was immediately exposed, and the fight was inevitable.
On the other hand, other police officers were already standing outside the building to ambush
and arrest the thugs. The battle between Kota and the thugs was fierce until one of
the youths pulled out a knife to stab Hasuke. Seeing that, Kota immediately ran in the way
even though it ended up with the knife stabbing him. The moving scene shows Kota,
who has just woken up in the hospital. Kako feels sad that he was badly injured because of her.
She even says that they shouldn't get married if it ends with him impaled to save her.
She even returns the ring that he gave her. They continued their separate lives, and Kako
moved to live with her parents. On the other hand, Kota, discharged from the hospital, meets Hasuke,
who will move to the village to start a new life with his mother. Hasuke then asked about Kota
and Kako's relationship because he saw Kako was no longer cheerful at school. Realizing
that Kota would not answer the question, Hasuke left and continued preparations for his move.
Kota comes to Kako's school the next day because he gets an invitation. The school would like to
thank the police because they have succeeded in stopping the criminal acts involving the school.
When Kota is on stage to receive the award, Mikado raises her hand to ask why the police always do
dangerous things. Kota then replied that his job as a police officer required him to be willing to
sacrifice his life for the people they loved, even though, on the other hand, they had to survive for
them. Kota's answer made Kako cry, and after the event was over, she looked for him. At the same
time, Kota runs to find Kako. P & JK - Policeman and Me closed with Kota and Kako kissing each
other passionately to express their longing. The moral that can be learned from this movie is there
is no surrender for love. Whatever the obstacles must be overcome to get a happy ending.