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To be honest, I expected nothing and it happened to be one of the cutest things I've watched this year

subs?

So Yamada and Hayashi are the real culprits and nothing happens to them? Also, what was the reason for the incident why would they do that (maybe I missed something...)?

Could be waaaaaaaaaaay better

you should hide this as a spoiler

My contribution:

I don't love you yet (Jdrama)

Yoshizawa Ryo, what a man

It is original content with the cast in which they look back on the shooting, talk with each other, answer questions, etc

Rebroadcasting special (cuts from ep1-10+memi interviews& making vids) from 1:55 am on 1/1 and a class diary extra edition

https://twitter.com/oshidoraEX/status/1474379344114257923?s=20

We're getting a special on 1/1 at 1:55am JST !!!!!

that's your opinion and it's totally valid, just like ours is valid too. don't dismiss people's opinions/taste just because you don't agree

Rip

i'm gonna miss them so much they're my comfort couple i love them so much. i'm begging for a second season i need more fluffy cute aokida moments TT

music is simply amazing here but the story… suuuuuper boring i don’t think i’ll make it til the end without skipping some parts

as much as i like shirasu jin i couldn't stand him in this drama... well in general, i don't like any character and the story is just too boring and superficial at times. a waste of time

The first two stories were a bit meh to me, especially the second one, so I was a bit disappointed... but then I watched the third one and it's just so cute *-* I'm looking forward to the rest of stories!

no nudity but some gore

I'm gonna watch this while waiting for Alice in Borderland season 2 :')

I started watching kdramas first but now I almost only watch jdramas. The main reason is because kdramas add in boring melodrama and drag out plots too much, whereas jdramas tend to wrap up with a good closure with just 10 episodes or less.

As you pointed out, what I don't like, or rather, what really frustrates me is the fact that jdramas aren't widely available and you have to depend on the (amazing) work fansubbers do for us (international fans). I think that's a pity because I used to hear so much pretention about kdramas fans saying jdramas doesn't deserve the same praise as kdramas because of their quality (????) and international exposure. My point is many jdramas are real gems, like for real. In my opinion, when it comes to human stories nobody does it better than jdramas, but people outside Japan with little interest in exploring outside Netflix won't ever know because it seems that jdramas aren't meant to reach out international audience :(