Love is Blind - Japan finale review: It's a happy ending, with or without a wedding

Love Is Blind: Japan is by far the best product created under the franchise of Love Is Blind.

Love Is Blind: Japan.

Love is Blind: Japan

Story:

The remaining couples from Love Is Blind: Japan have to decide whether they want to walk down the aisle with the person they chose through the experiment. Two of these couples actually get married and you get to see what life looks like for them a year in marriage. You also get to see what the other individuals from the show are up to.

Review:

Love Is Blind: Japan has come to its season’s finale and thankfully, this time it reflects what Japan represents – serenity and power. Every individual who has been a part of this journey is in a better place, with or without a wedding.

Every couple goes through heartwarming moments, doing things they enjoy, just a few days before their wedding. Romance is in the air and it just fills your heart.

The series captures the beauty of Japan. From koi to serene tourist destinations, we get to explore Japan in a way never-seen-before.

There is not a single moment on the show thar disturbs your viewing experience. While the feel-good factor is constantly there, you are never shocked per say.

However, the couples talk to each other even with their eyes. While beautiful, it also conveys something more at times.

There are a few couples that make you smile and build suspense well on the day of their wedding. It makes for a beautiful moment.

We even get to see the two couples who make it to the aisle and are married for a year. While one couple is coloured in each other's colour, literally, the other couple is adorable too.

We also get to meet those who couldn't make it to the aisle. The series focuses on how these personalities are empowered and there isn't any greater feeling.

Verdict:

Love Is Blind: Japan is definitely worth a watch if you are a fan of either mushy love or realistic couples. The reality shows has both the sides and even better, it shows how empowered each individual, whether married or not is. It's a happy ending everyone deserves.

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