ドラマが好き！

Mana Ashida has overwhelming acting skills, so no worries! Kang Tae-oh ➝ Fumiya Takahashi, their visuals are so similar, it feels spot on!! I'm looking forward to how Woo Young-woo and Dong Geu-rami will greet each other as friends 👀

Has anyone seen Penthouse??? It's long, but I really want you to watch it!!!

Unnatural Black Pean Radiation House I've watched these three multiple times I love them so much

There were many series of Ooku, but my favorite is Matsushita Yuki's Kasuga no Tsubone! She was the best! Speaking of Kasuga no Tsubone, it's Matsushita Yuki! Takashima Reiko was also stunningly beautiful! You can see this duo in the first chapter. The 'Ue-sama' (Lord) was quite clueless in every series (lol) I also enjoyed the costumes in Ooku. The kimonos and obi were so beautiful✨ A feast for the eyes. I don't know if they still re-run it, but if you find it, please watch it. You'll get hooked on the messy world of women (lol)

A drama starring Erika Sawajiri, based on a true story. The original work is a diary the protagonist girl started writing after falling ill. The young man played by Ryo Nishikido is an original character (though based on a model) created by her mother with the thought, 'I wanted my daughter to experience love too.' This work made me aware of the horrors of a disease I didn't know about before, 'Spinocerebellar Degeneration.' By the final episode, I might have cried about a liter myself...

I checked out the dramas starting next month and there are so many I want to watch, I'm so excited! 😆 I always check them out, but often I end up only watching one or two in the end... I wonder how the fall dramas will be this year~

This is a story about a con artist and the friend of a woman who was scammed, falling in love. I didn't quite get it at first, but it became interesting as I kept watching. Please check it out.

A controversial work starring Juri Ueno? At the time, it tackled themes like gender identity disorder, domestic violence, sexual abuse, and infidelity, which weren't widely recognized by society yet. The premise was quite intense. Ryo Nishikido played the abusive boyfriend, and he was so convincing I was worried it might negatively impact his image (lol). It's a drama that delicately portrays each character's feelings, making you reflect on various aspects of life.

I want to recommend "Stand UP Start"!! It's a drama from 2023, aired on the Fuji TV network, starring Ryo Ryusei!! (He's a pretty good guy) It's a super fun, thrilling comedy drama!! You'll probably be laughing your whole life with this one!! If you're working, I think you'll find it especially hilarious 🤭

The hottest topic🔥🔥 I finally saw it! Last night, I binged from episode 1 to the latest episode 9 in one go, it was so fast 👀 And I cried a few times…… ⚠️Spoiler warning below, please be careful🙇 One scene that particularly stuck with me was when Azusa's favorite T-shirt, which she had bought for Itsuki, arrived. When the package arrived, I was half-crying and said, "I'm going to open it~", and seeing the T-shirt inside made tears well up. Another scene that made me cry was when Atsushi called the cafe Hikoki, and Sachiko, who was helping out, answered the phone and had a conversation. Both scenes were very memorable, and I almost cried several other times too🥹 By the way, doesn't Kenichi Matsuyama in this work really resemble Kazunari Ninomiya!? I never thought that in his other works, but in this one, Ninomiya came to mind in various parts. I'm sorry if this is just my feeling alone🥲 My favorite character is Naoto, the staff member at Hikoki. He was a bit harsh, but he protected the shop in his own way. Please tell me your favorite characters too!