Yay Panda

What a riveting series! This just goes to show how huge the role of parenting is in the development of a child's personality. Loved how each episode contrasted different character perspectives to provide a complete picture to the audience.

But among the stories, Ep 3 captivated me the most

Yes, he was just made to believe that he was teleported to another planet

Hoshi Shinichi is a visionary. Was looking forward to the release of the subbed episodes every week. Thank you for subbing this, HPriest!

My favorites were episodes 1, 3, 4, 8, 14, and 15.

And I like that everyone got what they deserved in the end

I think the detectives saw one of the comments from the livestream saying that they were at the school

Does anyone know where to get English subs for this movie? Thank you

I also found the storyline messed up. I'm guessing that the old man was hired by Yoshimi (model) to kill the FL who has been using her identity ever since her mother joked about them swapping places. I also get the feeling that somehow, the mother controls the FL

I also love how Han Soo was motivated to keep fighting for her daughter's dream of becoming a professional golf player at the expense of losing everything since he did not want her to experience what he went through before of not being able to fulfill his dream of becoming a professional basketball player because of poverty

Here are my recommended Japanese slice-of-life dramas:
-Nagi no Oitoma
-Bokura wa Kiseki de Dekite Iru
-Koisenu Futari
-Kotaki Kyodai to Shikuhakku
-Neechan no Koibito
-Omameda Towako to Sannin no Motootto
-Konto ga Hajimaru
-Tsuma, Shogakusei ni Naru

Have fun watching!

Glad to chance upon this gem which exposed the rawness of each character unapologetically. They were portrayed realistically without hiding their flaws, while examining the deepest desires of their hearts. This made this omnibus drama relatable, making a special connection to its audience.

South Korean dramas perfected the recipe for romantic comedies, but I think they excel more with slice-of-life dramas like Reply 1988, Navillera, and Move to Heaven

IMO, Japan is still champion of slice-of-life dramas since they’re not afraid to tackle socio-relevant issues thereby creating something extraordinary. However, South Korea is a strong contender; hope they will produce more slice-of-life dramas

The series keeps getting better and better! So far, Ep 17 is the best for me

Does anyone know where to get English subs? Thank you!

Such a feel-good movie on friendship and living in the moment.

P.S. Although the film could do away with the dance interlude at the beginning, I loved its addition at the end with their past and future selves having a musical feast similar to what was done in Mamma Mia 2 :)

The cast looks promising! Hope this gets subbed

Maida Nono stole the spotlight in Tsuma, Shogakusei ni Naru. From the middle-aged Takae to the 10-year old Marika, her portrayal was brilliant — definitely someone to watch out for

Loved her portrayal of Yuri san in Nigehaji and Takae san in Tsumasho — I think cheerful characters suit her best

A fresh take on recovering from despair from losing a loved one, given justice by a Jdrama. Excellent casting, premise, and storyline

Maida Nono stole the spotlight here — she's definitely someone to watch out for

Saw the preview of this drama after watching Tsuma, Shogakusei ni Naru. So hyped for the partnership of Takahashi Issei and Shibasaki Kou!

I love the leads, but to be honest, I was very disappointed with the reunion movie of Mario and Baifern :(

It would have been better if the twist was that Dob was not able to take over Bob’s body, and they revealed that it was Bob all along at the end, since it was shown that Bob’s rude actions were due to the guru’s influence

Found their jealousy towards each other's popularity really cute.

However, I was a bit flustered with the ending. Hope Marika's mother will not hurt her