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Kita Kita Character Analysis

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“ True love comes from the most unexpected time and most unexpected places, it does not comes naturally. You dont have to coercee nor forced nor constrain such emotion.” Nowadays many people find their love by finding a beautiful, pretty, and handsome personality. Their seeking for an outside beauty but they are mistaken. Love is not all about a physical appearance. It is about simplicity, and being contented on what you are. It is how you able to care and love a person without conditions. That was the message of movie entitled "Kita Kita" that tells us true love does'nt need to see but to feel. The story starts on a Filipina named Lea in Sapporo, Hokaido, Japan. She was a velo taxi tour guide there. He knows about different heritage …show more content…

She found a picture of Tonyo with her and a letter. She read the letter and the letter is all about Tonyo's life and his wishes to Lea. Tonio tells Le that he was a broken-hearted person. He leave tokyo and went to Sapporo with his bear(sapporo). He also tells Lea that he was the man that always helped by Lea. He is the man that give flowers to Lea, the man who gave letter for her to go and see her boyfriend's flirtations. And the man in banana mascot. At last, Lea went to tje places that they have been with Tonyo and remember her loveliest memories with …show more content…

A story about kindness and how it can warm even the coldest of our hearts. As Lea's story ends, we see Tonyo's story begins. It is a different kind of love story becauae it will made you laugh at first but it definitely make you cry towards the end. Kita Kita show us a different perspective on love and taught us that sometimes we can only see the importance of someone once they are gone. I very appreciate the story because it gives me a lesson pn how I am going to a person without condition. Tonyo wins Lea's confidence over with his friendliness and sense of humor, eventually encouranging her out of her shell. The movie allows me to know what the exact theme of this

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