i must admit tho, Koyuki played her role quite well
i agree and admitted to as much in my review of the dorama...but the overall presence of the show....weak and baffling....it's definitely obvious it's a shoujo manga dramatization...when i was in japan i remember talking to this girl who said it was a really popular manga...
i agree and admitted to as much in my review of the dorama...but the overall presence of the show....weak and baffling....it's definitely obvious it's a shoujo manga dramatization...when i was in japan i remember talking to this girl who said it was a really popular manga...
woof woof...!, think of the beat up Momo in the cardboard box... :beaten:
now that was weak and baffling....
think the title of the manga is a different title name than Kimi wa petto :say_yes:
far from redeeming the corporate effort, i agree with shindou...it's odd and ill suited....classical music where the protagonist is a spineless dork.....unbecoming...
The notable exception being the use of "The Imperial March" as Jinkama's theme in "Densha Otoko". I know this piece is also a soundtrack but it does carry the structure of typical classical music.
It's called "Tramps Like Us." I actually own that manga. :rofl: :hehe:
somehow, i cannot find the connect between the two different titles..., interesting... :headscratch:
yeah, i've seen the manga at Kinokuniya... :say_yes:
Just finished "Kimi wa Petto". The plot is unusal and the drama, on the whole, quite entertaining. I own a pet (dog) so there are finer points about canine behaviour that I can relate to.
More surprising to me is that Sakai Wakana (Fukushima) acted out her character quite well - previously I didn't think gravure models can actually act.
One minor point piqued my interest - in one scene Momo just finished a drink (disposable carton) and was throwing away the trash. As he was putting the empty carton into the trash bin he sub-conciously pulled out the drinking straw and throw it into another bin. It seems he was separating recyclable and non- trash. Told you a bit about Japanese culture, doesn't it?
thtl wrote:Just finished "Kimi wa Petto". The plot is unusal and the drama, on the whole, quite entertaining. I own a pet (dog) so there are finer points about canine behaviour that I can relate to.
More surprising to me is that Sakai Wakana (Fukushima) acted out her character quite well - previously I didn't think gravure models can actually act.
One minor point piqued my interest - in one scene Momo just finished a drink (disposable carton) and was throwing away the trash. As he was putting the empty carton into the trash bin he sub-conciously pulled out the drinking straw and throw it into another bin. It seems he was separating recyclable and non- trash. Told you a bit about Japanese culture, doesn't it?
yeah, i do recall, seperate bins, that were label...with something, next to the common Vending machines......gosh i miss those vending machines...
and i just happen to pick and buy the Sakai Wakana figurine, only from Japan...it was on sale at this one anime-figurine shop for 3000 yen....one of a kind i tell you.
qilver wrote:...and i just happen to pick and buy the Sakai Wakana figurine, only from Japan...it was on sale at this one anime-figurine shop for 3000 yen....one of a kind i tell you.
Soudesu. Are you into collectables, or just Sakai Wakana?
The notable exception being the use of "The Imperial March" as Jinkama's theme in "Densha Otoko". I know this piece is also a soundtrack but it does carry the structure of typical classical music.
that i agree with, moreover the tongue in cheek joke is great in that the music comes from a SciFi movie.
Soudesu. Are you into collectables, or just Sakai Wakana?
well, both kinda..interests in anime figurines, anime, gravure/j-idols
not really into Sakai, just thought the rare Sakai figurine would be interesting to have, but I do collect Anime Figurines, i have a glass cabinet full of them, and a closet too.
thtl wrote:It seems he was separating recyclable and non- trash. Told you a bit about Japanese culture, doesn't it?
hehe, u should go to toronto where there are grey bins for newspapers and paper products, green bins for organic waste, blue recycle bins for cans/bottles and the like and of course, last of all, garbage :hehe:
In HK the government also had this trash-segregation thing going. We have blue for paper products, yellow for metallic items, and brown for plastics. However it is a bit half-assed and I don't think many people care enough to do it.
In China it's a bit simpler - recyclables, non-recyclables, and toxics. However there is little indication of which type of trash belongs to which category, so even less people cared.
i have finally started watching H2...this is a wonderful coming of age story....it's a great gakuen dorama that doesn't resort to the tired, hackneyed contrivance of illicit teacher-student relationships or other similar device.
satomi ishihara is great and i feel this role lets her shine as an actress much more so than nurse aoi......which they should have called nurse warui cuz it was not a good dorama....
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