ulilah

I SOOOO RELATE! gloves scarf and hats (also vests and huge pullovers on dresses). Rather udon than ramen and also kimchi for Kdramas ;). I learnt how to use chopstics before got into dramas but eating with them always helped me to feel more into the story. I used to bow when still living in Europe and got countless surprised looks for it. Korean and Japanese phrases happened many times. And man how often I dreamt of coming home with tadaima and being welcomed like in Kimi wa petto - okaeri! It seemed all odd when I lived in Europe but feels extra useful in mountainous area of Japan where I live now. I found it easy and natural for bowing and greeting people everyday. Noone will tell me watching Asian dramas is waste of time (I used to hear that from colleagues and family sometimes). I'm drama addict and proud of it ;)

belated but wholeheartedly: THANK YOU!

thanks's for the article. I was never a fan of Yamapi before. I watched Nobuta in my times of stalking Kame haha :) but I haven't found Yamapi interesting at all. But I read your article and now I am watching Ending Planner - I love the storyline, the drama is really well executed and Yamashita Tomoshita's acting is strong. excuse me now - I'm going back to my drama ;)

thank you for accepting my friend's request. domo arigato gozaimasu :)

I watched it for a few times and the vlog made me think about how much I'd love to see that again. oh well, one day. (now the net connection is tooooo slow for dramacrazy :( booo)

great romantic story. I loved the first few episodes. after JGS always "playing" pretty much the same role I was surprised to see he can actually act! and well! I really liked him playing young In Ha. The part in 2011, especially first couple of episodes was like a very typical K-drama. It almost took me by surprise after the great time in the 70s. But it grasped my interest and kept it till the end. The edning was also cool. I don't regret watching the drama - spending the lazy weekend on the marathon :)

my though exactly

and yet another week to wait for the next ep. I should've been smarter and wait till the drama ends. this way it's a pain ;)

I also watched Kamenashi Kazuya in Suppli (Sapuri) before and that's how I found this drama. The story is lovely and reality is so much beter than in any Kdrama. and Hitoro is so flesh and blood, the plot has it all - friendship, obstacles, deep insightful story of main characters' past.
But it's not 10/10 for me. Guy's acting was great and believable, I couldn't believe her feelings. I wish I could, otherwise it will be one of my top favourites. Liked it a lot but not sure about re-watching.

I expected a romance but it took me by surprise (as I haven't read the synopsis too carefully). I can't help it but when close to 30 creative from big ad agency meets a young temp who is carefree and caring at the same time. and cute. well, why in any of agencies I was Copywriter no such interns were to be found? Anyway, this drama touches my life or at least part of it, so this might be why I like it. at the same time - someone mentioned that we can learn about creative process of ad making. True and it's pretty close to reality, not like in American movies (wishful thinking and splendor, while it's passion and a lot of hard work - passionate but still work)

it's amazing, the drama is so so - I just couldn't keep on with it but the special is great. worth your time def!

I really enjoyed the drama - at first it seemed a bit shallow and mangish but after about 3 episodes I got hooked. I am now in love with all the characters. the cast did amazing job being so natural, their acting is smooth and just pleasure to follow on with the story.

I really enjoyed the movie. though it's not a comedy, so prepare for 2 hours of good thriller. not at all a comedy. You'll see what I mean in first half an hour of this film. later on it gets lighter a bit though.