Yonekura Ryoko

Started by bmwracer · 1 Aug 2003 · 25,430 replies

Yonekura Ryoko

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9 Jul 2007, 05:45 #20481
Enna wrote:

I'm with you on this one A.D., I think she looks a bit thinner too. Of course she looks smashing as usual. :thumbsup:


Thank you Enna! :) And yes, she looks sensational :)
9 Jul 2007, 05:51 #20482
Anime Dad wrote:Thank you Enna! :) And yes, she looks sensational :)

Maybe it's time to start a poll. :beaten:
9 Jul 2007, 21:58 #20483
Back to the hair pics... :)

Straight and tousled.

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10 Jul 2007, 09:36 #20484
Waves and waves of hair.

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10 Jul 2007, 09:42 #20485
Niiiice.. :)
10 Jul 2007, 09:49 #20486
Anime Dad wrote:Niiiice.. :)

It's a little too much, IMO. :sweat:
10 Jul 2007, 10:09 #20487
bmwracer wrote:Back to the hair pics... :)

Straight and tousled.

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This pic is hot.
10 Jul 2007, 11:34 #20488
Wynter wrote:This pic is hot.

Yeah, there's a unmistakable steaminess to it... :bonk:
10 Jul 2007, 23:53 #20491
She really went orange with her hair at one point, eh?
11 Jul 2007, 10:45 #20492
Wynter wrote:She really went orange with her hair at one point, eh?

Nah, I think it's just the photos... :sweat:
12 Jul 2007, 08:03 #20495
Finally watched my second Ryoko Y. dorama not too long ago...Nyokei Kazoku. It was incredibly dark but given the fact that the only other drama I've seen her in was Pretty Girls...I appreciated that she really can act, nothwithstanding my original poor impression of her in Pretty Girls.

The noir aspect of Nyokei Kazoku tested my resolve but I will give her credit for a much more complex role. I have also seen her in Love Revolution....to be honest, her character was one of the MOST impeccably dressed, put together women in my dorama frame of reference. She was quite captaviting & alluring. :) A literal living doll. Although I must admit I love Esumi Makiko as well. They played off each other well. A nice pairing....it, again, points to the fact many of the older dramas far outpace the recent offerings on Japanese TV.
12 Jul 2007, 09:57 #20496
Tu_triky wrote:it, again, points to the fact many of the older dramas far outpace the recent offerings on Japanese TV.

I've read similar comments from other (and typically older) members... More substance and less fluff than the idol-driven dramas...
12 Jul 2007, 11:33 #20497
bmwracer wrote:
I've read similar comments from other (and typically older) members... More substance and less fluff than the idol-driven dramas...


well, yeah....the recent crap, i mean crop, of doramas are just media vehicles to pump up new boy band members and young chicks soon to be knocked up....the grand ole classic doramas of the 90s and early decade didn't have near the influence on that phenomenon as the doramas now.
12 Jul 2007, 11:37 #20498
Tu, you should also try Seikei Bijin if you haven't already seen it. I didn't really take a shine to Shiina Kippei, but Ryoko is delightful and very funny.
12 Jul 2007, 11:44 #20499
Anime Dad wrote:I didn't really take a shine to Shiina Kippei

Most people didn't... But the atypical-ness of his character was refreshing over having a Prince Charming-looking guy...
12 Jul 2007, 11:46 #20500
bmwracer wrote:
Most people didn't... But the atypical-ness of his character was refreshing over having a Prince Charming-looking guy...


It wasn't his looks as such, I just wondered why Honami would set her sights on him.

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