chillingindoors

Damn he's versatile.

This was an interesting, and realistic human movie with tons of sex, that wasn't just about the sex. It showcased what human emotions, interactions and connection is all about. Place a few people in an enclosed room for a few hours, and I don't think the result would be any different from what we saw in this film. Kudos to the cast for doing a great job. Filming this must have been difficult.
Highly recommended for a mature audience. This doesn't deserve such a poor rating.

Can't wait for this <3

Can she please do another drama with Kentaro.. I miss them together :((

Here's a list of some must watch J dramas
https://kisskh.at/list/LQJEl7R3

Let me know if you're looking for a specific genre.

I'm only 3 episodes in and I find the premise a little weak. I get what you're saying but why don't they just walk away from the toxic environment since they hate it so much and make their own life? I don't see either of the brothers having any attachment to any other family member so I don't get the obsession with wanting to sieze the power. Like if they were money hungry, had a fear of poverty or wanted revenge etc I'd get it, but its like they're shown to be nice and yet selfish which is a huge script flaw.

I don't understand Ji Han's obsession with making his brother the CEO. Can someone explain?

I can't seem to find it anywhere. Where did you watch this?

A sensitive, eye-opening and educational drama that takes you through a journey of sexual development, especially in youth. This was a simple and effective lesson in sex education that should be made mandatory for all.
Highly recommended!

It's on Viki for free :)

Where do I sign up to get a man like Asahi Yu? 😍

No comments for a Odagiri Joe and Ono Machiko drama?!
It couldn't have been that bad right?

He's such a cutie.

Love you :)

He's always good. I am actually watching that drama at the moment haha
Also have you seen him in this drama? What a freaking fantastic performance.
https://kisskh.at/2505-boku-no-aruku-michi

Majority of Japanese dramas are not available legally with english subs. They are subbed by fansubbers 99% of the time. Also if you scroll down the drama page, there will be a comment stating who is subbing it, and where the raws/subs can be found.
Most of us in the community prefer watching the fansubbers subs rather than those on Viki/Netflix because the attention to detail and explanations the fansubbers provide is immaculate. Most of the netflix/viki subs are pretty lazy and don't translate the puns or provide context to the convos or cultural references dramas make.

This one felt like it was made in the 90s as it had the classic romance doramas feel, where one look and one touch was enough to make the leads' heart skip a beat. I wish there was more focus on the romance, rather than the controlling husband and mother-in-law. But oh well I guess they were going for the melodrama.
I won't really recommend it unless you're a fan of Kusanagi Tsuyoshi because he steals the show in every drama with his sincere performance. It's not a bad drama, but it isn't great either.

Sigh.. I wish I could find the subs to this.

HAHA your comment made me laugh.
I'm almost finishing it and it is rather melodramatic, though the leads' interactions definitely had the classic romance doramas feel.

Catchy songs, beautiful visuals and a cute story overall. This was a fun watch :)