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BrightestStar

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Replying to Simplifica Feb 18, 2016
oh, I think you can count Hikari to Tomo ni as school drama too :D
Oh that one! I remember Femmedesneiges telling me about it. I didn't watch it yet but I think you're right, it is a very special type of teacher-school drama, and I'm 100% positive if I had seen it, it'd be on this list.
Replying to Shinju Feb 16, 2016
Yay for suzuki sensei ! I think it's the most realistic school drama I've ever watch ! but i'm happy you didn't…
Realistic YES! I'm pretty confident with my taste XD well honestly speaking GTO can be considered cheesy but it's old school so the way it's done doesn't go overly cheesy ;)
Replying to realdeal Feb 12, 2016
Believe it or not I haven't seen suzuki sensei but I saw the movie. Im picking the right timing to watch that…
No way I can't believe you didn't watch it yet. And the movie probably spoiled some stuff for you. Anyways the drama is even better than the movie pretty sure you'll appreciate it ;)
Replying to BrightestStar Feb 12, 2016
His smile sure is alluring! I couldn't read the article earlier because I was in a hurry just read the titles.…
Right now I'm marathoning some dramas that I wanted to watch last year, Misaeng is getting close in thelist. I trust that it's awesome I just need to start ;) I'll let you know when I start cuz, you know I can't keep it in and always have something to say about dramas I watch :P I'm just afraid Misaeng will remind me too much of my current life XD
Replying to SayItAintSoJoe Feb 12, 2016
I was surprised to see my fav school dramas here, and then I saw that the author was BrightestStar and it made…
Haha great minds think alike ;) I'm not surprised you agree with my selection :P I guess that's what I needed to clarify. What I meant by school dramas was Teacher centric dramas. Well dramas about people that happen to be in school usually use school as more of a setting, and nothing more.

I need to watch Queen's Classroom, so maybe I would've added it too if I've had watched it ;)

And Joe yes please do try to work your magic to have Akumu-Chan movie get subbed :D
Replying to FullDex Feb 12, 2016
I'm the same with GTO, I just can't bring myself to watch the new one because the older version is just so good.…
YAY I love Hasegawa Hiroki too. He's very different here but I'm sure you'll like him. Make sure to let me know what you think of it when you watch ;)

It's the same for me Onizuka will always be Takashi Sorimachi for me. It's also the role I liked him most at. + the 90s had such a charm when it comes to dramas of that time.
Chrisstina Feb 12, 2016
His smile sure is alluring! I couldn't read the article earlier because I was in a hurry just read the titles. I love this guy way to much to just leave and not say something. This guy hasn't acted that much compared to others, but he sure knew how to make an impact on everything he does. I love the way you describe him in Six Flying Dragons. Sure it's a stellar cast, but none manages to overshadow him. And his eyes! Those eyes control my emotions.

As for Ex-Girlfriend Club, I think his character and his acting is what made it memorable for me. I didn't know him then and it was my first drama to watch him. I didn't see him as good looking right away but I really loved his easy going nature, his kindness and natural smile. I could see why he could have a relationship with all these women and be able to stay in their minds for long.

I didn't even know he was in Misaeng. It's another reason for me to hurry and watch it, but what's holding me back is how everyone calls it depressing. And that the first episode is both very depressing and too long...

Thanks Chris for this stalker guide, I also can't wait for what he has to offer later! I'm pretty sure his future is promising after his role in SDF ;)
Replying to Marse Feb 12, 2016
When I read the title, Suzuki Sensei immediately came to mind. Haha! GTO has been on my list forever. Ack! I wonder…
I've seen Gomenne Seishun! I have to watch Queen's Classroom. This list is really just dramas that stood out for me AS School Dramas more than others. Akumu-chan has a special place in my heart for merging so many themes that I like and doing a good job at it. In the end I can pretty bias too. The only one I can say without bias that it's a must watch is Suzuki Sensei ;)
Replying to Kikka Feb 11, 2016
I have watched all except Suzuki Sensei.....do not know if I will watch it and btw there is also the new GTO,…
Thanks! Give Suzuki Sensei a try. It's darker and more serious than usual school dramas but it's so well written and directed, and the acting is so convincing.

Hmm generally I don't watch different adaptations, specially when I'm satisfied with the one I've watched. I did mention about GTO 2012 in the article, but if I'm to choose 1 to promote, I'd go with the older version. As for God of Study I knew about it but didn't attempt it, how do you find it compared to the Japanese version?
Replying to DragonAlien Feb 11, 2016
I love it M, I watched them all except Suzuki and that is my next drama for sure. ;) I'd add Japanese drama Life…
So glad you enjoyed the article ;) You have to watch Suzuki Sensei I'm sure you'll love it. It is the one I think all should watch!! lol I'm just in love with that drama I don't know it affected me in so many ways.

I know everyone keeps telling me about LIFE so I'll have to watch it some time soon.
I've seen Gomenne Seishun and Piece. I enjoyed Gomenne and it also had a lot of memorable moments, and touching messages, I was about to add it be decided to limit my list to those that stood out for me. As for Piece I love the way it was directed, and it is my favourite type of mystery, but acting was weak, and the ending kinda disappointing. I actually found the original manga in the library and decided to read it ;)
Replying to FortuneCat Feb 11, 2016
Wow! Just checked out your drama list! Have you really watched nearly 600 dramas/movies!!!! Amazing! Great article…
Well it's been over 8 years... I kinda feel ashamed I've spent so of my life on dramas XD Yup Queen's classroom will be added to my list (that keeps growing faster than I can handle XD). lol Kinpachi Sensei has been parodied so many times that I wonder how the original character is.
Replying to SumiTheCat Feb 11, 2016
Thanks for this article, nice to see japanese school dramas on the front page once in a while. Unlike you, school…
Everyone keeps telling me about LIFE lol. I must've missed out a lot on that. I remember back then I read about it but didn't feel like watching something too dark, and just never got around watching it.
Replying to Guddi Feb 11, 2016
Monster Parent is worth a watch, too. It's supposed to be about law but it focuses on the parents of elementary…
hmm interesting recommendation. I didn't know about that one but it's also one that can give an interesting outlook at Japanese society ;)
Replying to sagwao_o Feb 11, 2016
And Hana Kimi (the old version)? My first Japanese School Drama <3
I've seen the first Hana Kimi version TWICE (I rarely rewatch). I love it, it's a great comedy, but it doesn't register for me a school drama :P
Replying to kura2ninja Feb 11, 2016
Great recs! I love them all, except Akumu-chan, which I haven't watched but will after reading this. As for another…
I find Suzuku-Sensei aims to be more realistic. I should check out Jyoou no Kyoushitsu sounds really good.