BrightestStar

that was my impression of the first episode too!! They didn't spend too much time on childhood just enough to give us an idea of our hero's background and the times he was living. Eguchi Yosuke as Oda Nobunaga is terrific aswell ;)

He has more movies not mentioned in this list that seem interesting
2 I really want to watch is The Pavillion Salamandre & Tamio no shiawase (Then summer came) but I can't find anywhere :'(

Thanks for the friend request :D you got a cute avatar there & interesting profile ;) Do you watch anime? I can add a number of awesome characters from there ;) Gotta agree about Yamcha its a bummer he gets kinda ignored later on during the story :P

I think That Love Comes was more about the Art than anything else. The story was simple, short & i found it as sweet as a picture taken of a portrait on a nice sunny day.

I think the taiwanese is the best adaptation. Its everyone's. Fans might argue whether they like the newer japanese or korean version most but its no argument that the taiwanese was the best among them ;) The first Japanese version was maybe the worst. It was made too early (the manga was still ongoing) so it felt unfinished + the acting wasnt great. though for me i Love They KissAgain more not JUST because of the jealousy but because we see how the couple grow as individuals & as a couple. He starts expressing his emotions to not loose her because of his coldness & she starts understanding him before making conclusions.

3 episodes in and I still think the same as you did in episode 1. The bad guys are too comedic. I just wonder how they made it this far when it was soo easy to bring them down. I also think its dangerous to reveal yourself to the enemy and keep them alive, although it makes it easier to root for her. I'm enjoying this because and Odagiri Joe & I like Ueno Juri's acting. They have good chemistry together.

Not too sure about historical accuracy but gotta agree about Jong Dae! His character was the most interestng and got me hooked into what happens to him and he'll decide to do. Desperate to survive but not totally lost his humanity.

Me too!!! Seriously i feel like i'm being punished for not knowing the language. I appreciate the effort subbers put i just hope it EVENTUALLY get subbed. I dont get though those that sub but dont share. Like only share those that have a diary & all.. Well writing a diary just isn't my style :P

Anyone knows where I can watch this?

Well yea when I watched Mandate of Heaven (the one and only korean Sageuk I've seen) I got into reading about the current king of the era and the few ones after him. I really bad for them they live their life knowing they can be betrayed any moment and most don't get to age because they get killed by those around them. Thats a worse fate than being born into extreme poverty

Gou is the one with Ueno Juri. True that about historical objectivity. Historical dramas will never be objective, but they are useful because they do peak our interest in some historical figures and events, and if we wanna find out more we can do our own research. It doesn't work with korean dramas because they turn the character into the typical present day leads, and loose their charm to attract as and gain knowledge.
Even though Gunshi Kanbee is about Kuroda Kanbee, which I think Okada Junichi is going great playing the character, I'm more intrigued by Oda Nobunaga. Its not the first time I hear of him, but his presentation here is going deeper than usual. I think he's an interesting mix of tyrannical and mercy. He has great ambitions that makes him a good leader. I'm really bad at writing essay so I didn't study history but I always found it intriguing.

lool those kind of dealines make us procrastinate even more :P
As for the Taiga it feels like they want to tell us a historical event from a certain point of view in a more dramatized, romantised fashion which I always thought what historical dramas were all about. I heard that older korean dramas were also don this way, but now its more of a "losely based" type of drama, where they change the story to fit what would get more ratings, and that focus is my issue with korean dramas.
Right now I'm trying my first taiga, then I'd like to watch Yae no sakura, and if I enjoy the genre and picks my interest more then I might look into others too ;) How many taigas have you watched?

They subbed the first 7 episodes, I've been watching it whenever I'm in the mood. Its interesting and surprisingly entertaining while I feel that I'm learning more about japanese history. Thats why I decided that whenever I get the chance I'd watch Yae no Sakura cuz it seems like an interesting period ;) But yea.. that exam... I gotta start soon!!

I'm thinking of watching Shinigami-kun seems fun.. I think :P But dunno not too much into sports drama But there's a bunch of new japanese dramas I wanna watch but haven't been subbed yet :(

Well if I do its not going to be anytime soon.. I've got a bunch of dramas & movies that i'd prioritize more + I got this exam that need to pass for work purposes so I'll be studying for the next 2 months hence less time for drama watching :'(
I actually want to watch a historical dorama if I get the chance :P Either the current airing one (got a bunch of actors I like) or last year's yae no sakura.

Yup agreed!! Because they will start wanting to appeal to the west more and will loose that "je ne sais quoi" that makes them so special. Kdramas know how to create good chemistry between leads thats why I keep going back to them despite all my disappointments :P But like you said once in a while they do it write and make watching worth it ;)

It was darker than expected. Episode 2 had an interesting ghost. Its using a trope we've seen dozens of time but I think the write has something different to add to it. Only think is I don't like our "female lead" there. Her presence and the way she's presented doesn't make much sense, and the performance from the actrice is boring.

I loved Kimura Shunji from Bridal Mask specially when he became evil. I think his transition to evil is well written and was well performed. Like you said a product of his time. But he was becoming evil, and was aware of how he was loosing himself and wanted to avoid that with all his might. The more the story went on the harder it became. I never saw him boring and found him very human.

I just started Alice's Thorn and Border & they're both interesting, though border surprised me more. I'm looking forward to Odagiri Joe's River’s Edge Okawabata Tanteisha to be subbed aswell ;)

I think they are willing to take a risk of not appealing to the vast public for the sake of saying what they wanna say, let the artist do his art :P Kdramas are too obsessed with ratings & always end up depending on tropes while taiwanese... I'm speechless i feel its teenagers writing most of their idol dramas. Each country has its own charm but japanese speak to me most