UKIYO

Slow start but very engaging. I've watched nonsexual BL before and this is my first GL. And damn. I love it!

Shocked seeing the 20-year-old Anna Yamada in those scenes. At the same time impressed with her acting skill.

If not because of my admiration to Anna Yamada, I wouldn't decide to watch this.

I realized that there are still a lot of great japanese films that I have to see. Most are kept unnoticed because of low rating like this one.

Finally able to finish after putting it on hold because of how painful it is. I always want to watch something like this and Japan is giving life to the plots in my head. It is not perfect. It has its flaws but it will surely leave an impact to viewers.

Well, they're in a relationship since high school. But no hugs or kisses shown between them.

No competition. The SML is acting more like a brother to the FL.

This looks great 🫶

But both of these kdramas are a remake of a jdrama 😂

It's not a series but a movie. You can try Treads: Our Tapestry of Love.

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Rooting for this girl. I know she'll be popular someday 🫶

And she looks like someone who wouldn't do anything bad hahaha

My new girl crush 🫶

I want to ship her with Gordon Maeda but the latter is already a dad and divorced.

Anne Nakamura 🫶

I have no idea too. I only watched him in Marumo no Okite. After that, it's only Ashida Mana I continued to support. I wonder where is Tani Kanon as well.

I look forward to that kid's future dramas. I remember myself back then, idolizing the young Ashida Mana and Suzuki Fuku.

Hotta Mayu is great at showing emotions through her eyes. And that makes this drama more painful to watch.

Excited for this. Yuko-chan ❤️

Right! There's also "Drawing Closer" if you want another painful movie. Do try "Pretty Proofreader" too. I'm rewatching it and it's still so funny.

No prob. It's my most rewatched movie hahaha

I watch cdramas sometimes when I need a break from jdrama realistic world. I have many titles to recommend but here are some on Netflix:
1. First Love: Hatsukoi
2. Turn to me Mukai-kun
3. The Full-Time Wife Escapist
4. 18×2 Beyond Youthful Days (japan-taiwan co-produced)

Many jdramas are realistic or at least close to reality. You can relate to characters more here XD

Haven't watched Reibai Tantei yet but I read many good reviews so I will definitely see it someday.

While I'm still not finish with Okaeri Mone. I'm watching only 5 episodes per week and I'm loving it so far.