have you ever tried jdramas? if you liked squid game, i hiiiiighly recommend alice in borderland/imawa no kuni…
You can start by watching a japanese movie. I swear, they're not bad as many people believe because they don't even try one.
In fact, many famous and early kdramas are from a japanese source. Like "Boys Over Flowers", "200 Pounds Beauty", "That Winter the Wind Blows", "Smile Has Left Your Eyes", etc.
You can start jmovie with "18×2 Beyond Youthful Days" or "Drawing Closer" on Netflix. I'd like to know what a first time jdrama/jmovie watcher would feel. Hope you give it a shot.
do you need to watch the other season? honestly i only want to watch it for fumiya. Nadine where did you find…
Haven't seen it yet. I think you can watch it without seeing the previous seasons. But it would be better to see at least season 1 to see how everything started. I enjoyed it so maybe you would do too. Then you can skip the rest.
I put it on hold because I can't find an hd copy. The raws in nyaa don't have enough seed. Is there any other place I can download it aside dramacool? I don't want to watch from there.
This drama is for you if: 1. You are into or want to venture into classical music. 2. Looking for something fun to watch and want to bond with your family. 3. Suffering from existential crisis (like me). 4. Just want to try something new, a genre you haven't seen before.
So... I didn't expect that I will love this drama. I just decided to play it because I just finished watching BL Metamorphosis and I want to see Mana Ashida more. I've been her fan since 2011. I haven't seen yet any of her latest shows and I want to see how she's been doing now as a grown up actress. As expected, my cute little Mana Ashida turned into a beautiful adult. She can still handle her role well.
Back to the drama. It started really fun. This is my first orchestra/classical music drama and it really won my heart. I like how the story doesn't only revolve betweet the father and daughter. The side characters are also given their own spotlight and I can relate to some of them.
It automatically added to my faves and I want more people to know about this very underrated drama.
It's really entertaining and the games are challenging. Just one thing that bothers me is that game in King of Clubs at episode 3.
When the time limit is down to 7 minutes, the scene of Arisu and Tatta took 3-4 minutes long then around 15 minutes conversation of Arisu and Kyuuma. It way over the time limit. They should have set it to 20 minutes to avoid this plothole. Am I right or did I miss something?
Since this is my first drama about classical music, I'm not sure about what to expect. My excitement went up when I reached the 2nd half of episode 1. It's so nice! I will surely finish this during this long weekend.
K-Drama 
In fact, many famous and early kdramas are from a japanese source. Like "Boys Over Flowers", "200 Pounds Beauty", "That Winter the Wind Blows", "Smile Has Left Your Eyes", etc.
You can start jmovie with "18×2 Beyond Youthful Days" or "Drawing Closer" on Netflix. I'd like to know what a first time jdrama/jmovie watcher would feel. Hope you give it a shot.
https://dramasuki.pages.dev/#DramaSuki/Japanese-Drama
Edit: Found it somewhere haha!!
Even so, I really enjoyed this one. Everything is just perfect. I'm honestly speechless.
This drama is for you if:
1. You are into or want to venture into classical music.
2. Looking for something fun to watch and want to bond with your family.
3. Suffering from existential crisis (like me).
4. Just want to try something new, a genre you haven't seen before.
So... I didn't expect that I will love this drama. I just decided to play it because I just finished watching BL Metamorphosis and I want to see Mana Ashida more. I've been her fan since 2011. I haven't seen yet any of her latest shows and I want to see how she's been doing now as a grown up actress. As expected, my cute little Mana Ashida turned into a beautiful adult. She can still handle her role well.
Back to the drama. It started really fun. This is my first orchestra/classical music drama and it really won my heart. I like how the story doesn't only revolve betweet the father and daughter. The side characters are also given their own spotlight and I can relate to some of them.
It automatically added to my faves and I want more people to know about this very underrated drama.
When the time limit is down to 7 minutes, the scene of Arisu and Tatta took 3-4 minutes long then around 15 minutes conversation of Arisu and Kyuuma. It way over the time limit. They should have set it to 20 minutes to avoid this plothole. Am I right or did I miss something?
This is so underrated! I'm crying.