ドラマが好き！

Takahashi Issei and Ayase Haruka's body-swapping acting is superb! You definitely have to see Takahashi Issei's impersonation acting! The story was also interesting and I got hooked 😁

Joining in~! I'll be posting my thoughts on dramas I've watched and love! 《Nightmare-chan》 Cast: Keiko Kitagawa, GACKT, etc. ~Synopsis~ A school fantasy where a girl who sees terrifying futures in her dreams teams up with a cunning, two-faced female teacher to confront various incidents and global crises! ☆My Thoughts☆ It's a drama from 2012, so many might not know it, but I absolutely love it! It's about a girl who has nightmares from premonitions and a sly, black-hearted homeroom teacher played by Keiko Kitagawa. Initially, the teacher finds the girl's premonitions bothersome, but they gradually grow closer. It's a bit different from typical school dramas, but it has touching moments, a touch of horror, and humor, so I recommend it! ✨️

New King, Shingari, Black President, and also the historical dramas "Kirin ga Kuru", "Dousuru Ieyasu", and "Aoten wo Tsuke" were interesting.

I've watched all the dramas and movies. It's a drama where various people's food-related episodes are told in a self-contained story format. Each episode was deeply touching. Kaoru Kobayashi is just great. If there was a diner like that nearby, I'd be a regular customer 🥹

Lately, it feels like a lot of the new episodes aren't that scary and aren't very interesting. The "Locker" episode from the best-of selection was scary... I really liked the one where Yuki Kaji played the Grim Reaper (I forgot the title). The line "You can turn back time, but you will definitely die" was interesting because instead of avoiding the bad outcome, it forces you into it. It was more fascinating than scary, and I really enjoyed it.

No way! Starting in October, the 6th season will begin airing on Monday 9 PM slot! It seems the dynamic duo of Yosuke Eguchi and Nanako Matsushima is making a comeback! It's been quite a few years, so I bet the settings have changed a lot, but I loved their chemistry, so I'm super excited! 😆

Just as the title says... I'm currently watching '14-year-old Mother,' and while I might have watched it from the perspective of the 14-year-old back then, now I'm watching it with the mother's feelings and crying every time lol. For this season's dramas, I'm watching the one with Yuki Uchida and feeling all giddy. Also, the one about drying a T-shirt. ...Doesn't it take forever to dry? (Just my personal opinion)

Right now I'm only watching 'Confession', but there was a drama I used to love and always wanted to rewatch. I finally watched it last year, and I was so surprised by the plot settings that I couldn't believe I used to like it... By the way, the drama was 'I Want Love! I Want Love! I Want Love!'. (Wonder if anyone remembers this old one...)

This is the theatrical film adaptation of the 'Shinzanmono' series, starring Hiroshi Abe. The original work is by Keigo Higashino. It's quite a heavy story, but it's a work that resonates deeply with the heart. Kiichi Nakai's presence is incredible, and after watching this movie, I started watching more of his films. I've seen all the 'Shinzanmono' movies, but 'Kirin no Tsubasa' was my favorite.

A special drama starring Tsuyoshi Kusanagi, about a sign language interpreter in court. It aired on E-tele, so it might not be widely known, but it's a mystery drama 😌 The protagonist, Naoto Arai, is the only CODA (Child of Deaf Adults) born to a deaf family. He quits his job as a police officer and becomes a sign language interpreter for criminal court, acting as a witness for the voiceless deaf community to solve cases. What makes this drama interesting is that it's a proper mystery while also appearing to be a human drama. Sign language usually has subtitles, but not for crucial parts. As the story progresses, the way the truth is revealed in court is well-constructed and engaging. I found it very enjoyable.