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The Queen's Classroom (2005)

女王の教室 ‧ Drama ‧ 2005
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Comienza un nuevo ciclo escolar... Conozcan a Maya Akutsu, una misteriosa nueva maestra del Colegio Primario Hanzaki. Su forma de hablar y comportarse son tan llenos de gracia y magnificencia como los de una reina. Miss Akutsu, con su gran inteligencia, talento artistico y perfectas habilidades atléticas, pronto abruma a los otros profesores y vuelve obedientes a los padres. Tiene a su cargo a la "Clase Tres" de sexto grado. En su clase, las notas de los exámenes preceden todo lo demás. Hace exámenes todas las semanas y los estudiantes con notas bajas deben hacer trabajos raros en la clase, como sus esclavos. Si tratan de desobedecer, son severamente castigados. Miss Akutsu es la ley. La reina en sus dominios. Kazumi, una de sus estudiantes, pronto se convierte en su objetivo principal. Aunque Kazumi es una dulce e inocente chica de 12 años, no puede alcanzar el promedio ni en sus exámenes ni en gimnasia. Kazumi soporta los ultrajantes castigos de Miss Akutsu, pero sus compañeros empiezan a quebrarse victimas del miedo. Celos, calumnias y traiciones circulan desenfrenadamente en la clase. Aún en la época más oscura de su vida, Kazumi desea fuertemente "graduarse felizmente con sus compañeros", y finalmente decide reunir a todos sus compañeros para enfrentar a su malvada profesora. ¿Como crecerán los 24 alumnos de 6º grado en su ultimo año de la primaria? ¿Y cual es el verdadero propósito de Miss Akutsu para ser tan malvada con su alumnos? Synopsis by WikiDrama Edit Translation

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  • Country: Japan
  • Type: Drama
  • Episodes: 11
  • Aired: Jul 2, 2005 - Sep 17, 2005
  • Aired On: Saturday
  • Original Network: NTV
  • Duration: 45 min.
  • Score: 8.1 (scored by 1,458 users)
  • Ranked: #2070
  • Popularity: #5230
  • Content Rating: 13+ - Teens 13 or older

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Completed
FarahNeseli
46 people found this review helpful
Jun 18, 2012
11 of 11 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 7.0
Rewatch Value 10
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Jyoou no Kyoushitsu is a drama which is intense,significant,educative and addictive.
The main attraction of this drama is that it is an exception to the typical school dramas. All Japanese classroom dramas so far have been about the teacher saving the students from their own folly.On the other hand, Akutsu Maya-sensei is the teacher no one ever wants to have.She's Brilliant, manipulative, obsessive, and dead set on making sure that the students fall in line with her rules.

Another good point is unpredictability. The Queen's Classroom breaks from traditional drama with an apparently evil teacher who is out to prove that the world is a harsh place, and so is her classroom.She's a cunning and calculative teacher and systematically removes the parental and academic protection the children had enjoyed, and forces them to deal with their problems themselves.

The Queen's Classroom" is an astonishingly well elaborated and smart drama series, which points at the bad condition at Japanese schools or certain deficiencies in Japanese society in general, and does so in a very entertaining way. The show isn't just thought-provoking;it is also very touching, appealing and persuasive concerning its message.

Last but not least is the outstanding cast. Amami Yuki, the actress who plays Akutsu Maya, did exceptionally well in portraying such a devilish teacher. I think it's because She did so well that for the end credits of each episode, they decided to show her after a take and smiling, a facial expression only used when she does something particularly "evil "!!
Shida Mirai did an excellent job as the innocent-minded child. she's incredibly adorable and became my favorite teenage Japanese actress after this drama.
The two specials were indeed very special and did an awesome job in explaining the reasons why the characters acted the way they did.They reveal all they mysteries,answer all the questions and justify all the actions.

I can write so many things in praise of this drama!! But it’s very hard to continue without giving spoilers.

This is a drama which everybody should watch.If you believe that this is a show solely for teenagers or even children, only because almost all of the main actors aren't older than twelve and drop it half way then you are mistaken. It’s only if u watch it till the end then you would realize how ‘not-childish’ this drama is! This series suffers from minor defects in the story line but nothing is perfect and please don't give unnecessary importance to these occasional faults and belittle this great drama.
Although the atmosphere throughout the series is quite dark, Queen's Classroom is actually one hell of an entertaining show!Hope you'll enjoy this wonderful 'monogatari' as much as I did.

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Completed
TheTranquilKnight
23 people found this review helpful
Aug 31, 2012
11 of 11 episodes seen
Completed 0
Overall 10
Story 10
Acting/Cast 10
Music 8.0
Rewatch Value 10
I recommend this show to everyone but I specially recommend this show to teenagers. I gave 10 ratings to many dramas & movies but it looks like I need to change their ratings...

‘The Queen’s Classroom’ is my only second Japanese drama, first drama was ‘Bloody Monday’. I enjoyed this show more than any other show. The story is very meaningful. It changed my views for importance of study, life and past-present-future. It is pessimistic and also optimistic; realistic and also idealistic. Every character in the drama and all 24 students have their own dream and problem to solve. They learned some important lessons as the time passed. Speech in last episode is very thoughtful, and it’ll create huge impact on you.

The actors were also amazing. The actress who plays Maya is both lovely and really talented. I can’t help myself fall in love with Shida Mirai. All kids are wonder kids; every kid played their role perfectly with emotions as if they are really in that situation and everything is happening to them.

All the episodes are extremely touching and made me cry, tears weren't falling because of only sadness but tears were falling because of happiness also. I highly recommend this drama to everyone. It’s one of the most meaningful stories I've ever seen and really makes you think about teaching, learning, and life. There are many great moments but ending scene of Maya in last episode is epic.

As I mentioned already that I enjoyed this show more than any other show. I hope they’ll air this show someday in India.

If you haven’t started this show yet then start it now……and don't forget to watch specials..."Tee Hee"!!!

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Details

  • Title: The Queen's Classroom
  • Type: Drama
  • Format: Standard Series
  • Country: Japan
  • Episodes: 11
  • Aired: Jul 2, 2005 - Sep 17, 2005
  • Aired On: Saturday
  • Original Network: NTV
  • Duration: 45 min.
  • Content Rating: 13+ - Teens 13 or older

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  • Score: 8.1 (scored by 1,458 users)
  • Ranked: #2070
  • Popularity: #5230
  • Watchers: 3,671

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