#orange days

[redsamuraiii]

Apparently, news of China banning 'delusional' dramas of rich CEOs fall for 'poor' girls goes viral on social media. True or not, I'm not sure.

Anyway, it's a common trope in cdramas and kdramas. A reason I'm more inclined towards jdramas as both leads are 'broke'. 😂

So it's more relatable for me. They're struggling in their 'ordinary' jobs like office worker, writer, designer, engineer, pilot, civil servant, sales, cook, therapist, taxi driver, etc (you get the idea).

So it's more relatable to me. Examples are these that I watched.

(Although some, especially recent Reiwa jdramas tend to trend towards the cdramas and kdramas trope of the rich CEO male leads).

[sanctifiedsoup]

it's just me and cozy jdramas from the early 2000s against the world

[sosrantings]

I recently got into old Japanese dramas from the late '90s and early 2000s, and I don't know, man... do they put crack in these or what?

[seawherethesunsets]

ORANGE DAYS (2004)

[lightcastlenineteen]

German clubs who have participated in #orangetheworld so far:

gerwnt

Eintracht Frankfurt

VfL Wolfsburg

FC Köln

Werder Bremen

FC Nürnberg

[nekoluw]

[stuffdrama]

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[tectecjournal]

Orange days (2004)