Fan reviews: Sensei shiranaino?

MonsterZero65 · 18 Aug 2010

This was one of the first dramas I watched. It was a really fun story with adorable kids. I can't believe it seems not many have seen it.

MonsterZero-65 · 13 Nov 2009

This series is packed with light hearted fun and really flies by. The interaction between Kusanagi and Ishida was really felt andthe kids were simply adorable. Shinohara was also very fun and cute in this.

One of my very favorite dramas

RakutenTeki · 3 Oct 2004

This is my favorite dorama to date. It deals with real-world problems that kids can face. The resolution of each issue is NOT through some flamboyant hero, superhuman abilities, or luck & external circumstances. It was through honest, gentle, caring people who can express their philosophies and view of life & growing up in a way that kids can understand... and the good part is that they did it without being too preachy which would have been a real turn-off. The main character is even kept down-to-earth because he makes mistakes too, just like you and me. I think even real teachers and parents can pick up on a lot of this.

chentnk · 14 Jun 2002

Must say that my opinion of this show may be tainted by the fact that Kusanagi is my all time favourite but it IS a good show. For those who have watched the later teacher-student drama by domoto tsuyoshi, there are similarities but Kusanagi plays a simpler, more honest and "daft" character here. This episode where he was trying to clear the air with a student who had a crush on him was really cute. Kusanagi performed pretty well in this show, but admittedly the students are the real pillars man. If you have a penchant for cute kids and touching stories on evolving class solidarity... THIS is IT!!

Mango · 25 Apr 2002

Yo, this is a drama that teaches more than telling u story. i like the way kusanagi look into the character of each of his students. bear in mind it really exists in us so how i hope that there is such a pri skool teacher here. one who dont only looks at results but at the developement of the character