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Is it sex the most important element for a love relationship?
The drama “My hot sexless lover” (2022) raises the perspective of how women may or may not see a love relationship and the sex being the necessary element to keep it. However, the role of the woman , who is the older one in the relationship, is perceived as the horniest of creatures. Well, the… Read more
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Burn the House down until the true appears …
Not every Drama starts with a love story! It started with revenge. In her early teens, Anzu, a girl from a very good family, saw her mother take the blame for something that wasn’t her fault. Due to the emotional stress, Anzu’s mother went into a coma and temporarily lost her memory. Anzu had to… Read more
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The Recent Social history of Japanese Drama
Japanese drama has changed a lot since 2010. In the past, dramas were often focused on family and relationships. However, in recent years, dramas have become more diverse, covering a wider range of topics such as social issues, politics, and history. This change reflects the changing Japanese society, which is becoming more open and diverse…. Read more
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Involvement in Family Affairs: does money buy everything?
The Japanese drama “Involvement in Family Affairs” (2022) is a powerful and moving story about the complex relationships between family members. Based on manga series “Yangotonaki Ichizoku” by Yukari Koyama (first published on June 24, 2017 in manga magazine Kiss). The show explores themes of love, loss, betrayal, and forgiveness, and it does so in… Read more
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The Early 21st Century Japanese Drama brief history
Japanese drama has changed a lot in the past decade. In the early 2000s, dramas were mostly family-oriented and focused on traditional Japanese values. However, in recent years, dramas have become more diverse and reflect the changing social landscape of Japan. One of the most notable changes in Japanese drama is the increased focus on… Read more
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The Japanese Drama 90s brief social history
Japanese drama from 1990 to 2000 reflected the changes in Japanese society during that time. The economic bubble had burst, and Japan was entering a period of economic stagnation. This was reflected in the dramas of the time, which often dealt with themes of loss, despair, and alienation. At the same time, Japan was also… Read more
Japanese Culture Enthusiast that loves to see J dramas, also known as Doramas, and verify the social issues and cultural keys in them. Posts on the 5th, 15th and 25th of each month
