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[idleminds]

"My precious only daughter ate what I cooked and grew up. Even though she got seriously sick, she survived. Even now, she's still eating my food. That's my happiness." — Kazoku Dakara Aishitan Janakute, Aishita no ga Kazoku Datta, Episode 8

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Shitsuren Meshi (Ep 8)

Your experience, both good and bad, is what shape you into who you are today.

[kdramalands]

year-end jdrama recommendation

4. A Restaurant With Many Problems (2015)

10 ep, 50 min each

If I had a whole book to write in about that drama, it still won’t be enough. It taught me about self’s worth, it gave me courage to live my life to the fullest, and to take no shit from anyone. Writers really did their best to confront serious problems women struggle with, like unfair treatment or objetification.

Girls portrayed in that drama are unreakable badass fighters, and they all share a special bond while managing the restaurant.  Each one has their own, unique story, and thanks to that we can familiarize with Mondai No Aru Restaurant cheerful group. When I finished the last episode I felt like I was parting with my own family. Every drama that made me feel like that has a special place in my heart, and I will cherish it till the end of my life.

I may be late to Mondai no aru restaurant party, but if someone still hasn’t watched that drama, I highly recommend it to you. 

With the last item of year-end recommendation project I wish to you all a year better than 2017, and many fantastic dramas in 2018. Happy New Year 2018! 

Part 1 || Part 2 || Part 3

[startwatchingjapanesedramas]

TV- Mamagoto

Eiko, a snack bar owner who drinks all day with her customers is left to care for her friend’s 5-year-old son when she disappears to work a new job. While Eiko deals with past trauma and insecurity, the cheery boy and grumpy bar mama start playing house as mother and son. Sakura Ando is a goddess of acting and this little boy won me over in six minutes. All the children are precious and need to be protected from these adults that think they know “best”. Luckily, they’re so cute they get away with anything.

Spotlighting: Sakura Ando, Harutomo Koyama, Kaito Takamura, Asami Usuda, Kanji Furutachi, Pao Kurihara, Tetta Sugimoto

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[idleminds]

Hold Me Back (2020) ‘私をくいとめて’ dir. Akiko Ohku

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