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This drama looks good and I'm really looking forward to seeing it! Excellent cast lined up!

Man, I'm sorry to hear this. It was your caps of Toshiie to Matsu (that my husband got off of usenet years ago) that first got me hooked on Taiga Dramas, and I've enjoyed the series you've shared with us. It sucks that a few people who can't follow simple rules ruins things for everyone else. Good l...

Actually, this looks really interesting, doesn't it? I, too, hope someone subs it!

This series resembles jmovie based on manga that was also great and cast was way too old to go to school. I dont remember thename but there was a scene on plane where terrorist came ando one of students got to be a boss. tak saeguchi was in it. I think the movie you're referring to is Cromartie Hig...

Just finished watching the first episode and it was freakin' hilarious! I'm thinking this drama will be my favorite this season!

wataru's not that much older than tsukiyama. she's 28 and he's 33 and that's pretty much their real age in life also. wataru just seems so much older because of the way they dress him. Yeah, he's dressed frumpy, probably to symbolize how he aged because of having to take over the family when their ...

I agree she's charming. I first saw her in Diamond Girl and have liked her ever since.

I started out watching anime, then moved to dramas. I still like anime and will still watch it on occasion when a friend recommends a series to me, but I prefer dramas now.

So, having seen the 4th episode, what do ya'll think? Who will Kayo end up with? Satoshi (Kaname Jun), who has the good looks going for him even though he's kind of a jerk, or Wataru (Sakai Masato), who obviously is much nicer although somewhat enigmatic? Or will the gods of dorama decide to play a ...

When the Last Sword is Drawn is brilliant, as is The Sea is Watching. But I think the most touching Japanese film I've seen is Ikiru. That movie still haunts me.

I just got through browsing through YouTube. And it just proved my overall thesis I talked about early on in this topic, in which the U.S. in general suffers from cultural identification and the inability to deal with it. For review, most of America were never brought up around Asians - especially ...

I wouldn't put it as best drama ever, but I really enjoyed it and would probably watch it again. The chemistry between Soramachi Takashi and Matsushima Nanako really shone through and made the show a lot of fun to watch.

1) Koi no Chikara
2) TRICK
3) My Little Chef

I started watching jdrama a few years back. I caught an episode on TV of Hikon Kazoku (Unmarried Family) starring Sanada Hiroyuki and was addicted after that.

1. Abe Hiroshi & Nakama Yukie in TRICK
2. Tsutsumi Shinichi & Fukatsu Eri in Koi no Chikara
3. Kishitani Goro & Suzuki Honami in Koibito yo

And Kimura Takuya + whichever actress he's co-starring with. He seems to pair well in his dramas!

I had the opportunity to take a class a while back, but now I have to study by myself. I have to say I learned a lot quicker in a class! Raw dramas help a lot with listening comprehension, I've found. I don't read well yet, but am getting better. Kanji is so interesting that it's fun to study.

The first episode was great! I hope the rest of the series is as funny! And it's nice to see Sakai Masato finally getting a leading role--he usually plays supporting characters.