This week, Souta learns that the good guy doesn't necessarily get the girl. This comes to him in a dream, and he clearly decides that it was a good dream indeed. I don't know about you, but I don't tend to trust my dreams so much. On the other hand, Souta's too ridiculous to begin with, so it's not that unlikely that he would act so funny.
Shitsuren Chocolatier Episode 2
This week, Souta learns that the good guy doesn't necessarily get the girl. This comes to him in a dream, and he clearly decides that it was a good dream indeed. I don't know about you, but I don't tend to trust my dreams so much. On the other hand, Souta's too ridiculous to begin with, so it's not that unlikely that he would act so funny.Kagi no Kakatta Heya SP
Enomoto (Ohno Satoshi) returns with a TV special to one of my favorite Japanese mystery-solving dramas: Kagi no Kakatta Heya. This is a much needed extension to the series, seeing as how the main drama ended on a very ambiguous note, in fact, it was rather out of nowhere and unsatisfactory. Have you been wondering what happened after our resident genius flew off to who-knows-where?
Shitsuren Chocolatier Episode 1
The long awaited (by me) Shitsuren Chocolatier is finally here! If I had to summarize my reaction in one word, it would be: Wow. It seems to be the type of show that raises some reaction among its viewers, be it love or hate. And this story really has a lot of elements to gather people in both camps.
Jdrama Winter 2014 Season Preview
This season feels both rather barren and full of interesting shows. We've got romance, action, mystery, period, terminal-illness, and even child drama. Plus lots of big names for younger people: Everybody's sweethearts Ashida Mana and Ishihara Satomi, popularity list topper Mukai Osamu and Miura Haruma, and idols from Arashi and SMAP.
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