Upcoming JDramas

Started by nikyy · 19 May 2004 · 2,946 replies

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4 Jan 2008, 08:24 #1501
bettebogart wrote:The Negotiator just sounds like Unfair II.

But with a better looking Ryoko. :beaten:

Actually from the trailer, it doesn't look like there's much gunplay... :sweat:
4 Jan 2008, 16:47 #1502
hi guys,i'm kind of new to this japanese drama things.but there is one drama that i just saw.the title is boku dake no madonna,correct me if i write it wrong.and i'm just kind of wandering,do any of you guys know where i can download it for free.thank you for your help.
4 Jan 2008, 22:37 #1503
Aargyle12 wrote:hi guys,i'm kind of new to this japanese drama things.but there is one drama that i just saw.the title is boku dake no madonna,correct me if i write it wrong.and i'm just kind of wandering,do any of you guys know where i can download it for free.thank you for your help.

Welcome to the forum.... You should be asking this question in the Buy, Sell, Trade forum... :)
6 Jan 2008, 12:18 #1504
I've been patiently waiting to see how the networks would treat next season, and it seems winter '08 won't be half bad. With that said, I'd hate for people to miss out on the content, but I also wouldn't want to go out of my way if someone else has already planned to distribute any of the upcoming content.

It seems I'd be more then happy to upload these to d-addicts in the following weeks:

Tadashii Ouji no Tsukurikata (³‚µ‚¢‰¤Žq‚̂‚­‚è•û)
Honey and Clover (ƒnƒ`ƒ~ƒc‚ƃNƒ[ƒo[)
Sasaki Fusai no Jingi Naki Tatakai (²X–Ø•vÈ‚̐m‹`‚È‚«í‚¢)
1 Pound no Fukuin (1ƒ|ƒ“ƒh‚Ì•Ÿ‰¹)


I saw that people were interested in watching them, but I never really read if people needed a place to get them. I'd have to say I'm looking forward to Ouji more then anything else, and while I was planning on recording "Daisuki!!" as well, the show looks like it'll be a huge time suck, and I can't get too devoted to another show like that for a while. I'm sure someone else will take up the responsibility.

Have a great winter everyone, it's looking to be a nice one.
10 Jan 2008, 06:27 #1505
Hey guys, I was just wondering.. how come there isn't a Atsu-hime thread? Or have I just missed it?
10 Jan 2008, 06:31 #1506
adylma wrote:Hey guys, I was just wondering.. how come there isn't a Atsu-hime thread? Or have I just missed it?

Be my guest and start one.... :victory:
10 Jan 2008, 06:37 #1507
I am eagerly awaiting Honey and Clover as well as the one with Oguri shun. Binbo something. Ahhh I cant remember
10 Jan 2008, 06:40 #1508
bmwracer wrote:
Be my guest and start one.... :victory:


I'm not brave enough :sweat: And with my luck it'd just get locked haha
10 Jan 2008, 06:45 #1509
adylma wrote:I'm not brave enough :sweat: And with my luck it'd just get locked haha

Just start a new thread, give it a title, and post some info on the drama... You can probably get the info from DramaWiki. :)
17 Jan 2008, 13:23 #1510
any news jdorama casting News' members massu and pi??or even tego??


any news of having hana kimi season two???

nobuta wo produce second season??


hana kimi and nobuta wo produce were my favs and left me hanging in the end.
23 Jan 2008, 07:17 #1511
jenjen wrote:any news jdorama casting News' members massu and pi??or even tego??


any news of having hana kimi season two???

nobuta wo produce second season??


hana kimi and nobuta wo produce were my favs and left me hanging in the end.


i wish there could be a second season like what they did in hyd and gokusen.. ehm try to watch kurosagi, pi's there ,.
28 Jan 2008, 23:05 #1512
Tokyo Daikushu
Date: March 17 & 18
Station: NTV
Cast: Horikita Maki, Fujiwara Tatsuya, Eita, Shibamoto Yuki
Synopsis: Set in war-time Tokyo in March 1945 during the air raid that claimed 100,000 lives, Tokyo Daikushu chronicles the tragic love stories of two couples. In the first story, Sakuragi Haruko (Horikita Maki) receives word that the munitions factory her father works at has been bombed and finds her father engulfed in flames. She tries to dart into the flames to save him but is stopped by a stranger, Ohba Hirohito (Fujiwara Tatsuya). Three years later, a young man suffering from a heart seizure is brought to Haruko who is now a nurse. Seeing the man, Haruko realises that he was the person who made her watch her father die and is shocked but ...
29 Jan 2008, 07:47 #1513
jade_frost wrote:Tokyo Daikushu
Date: March 17 & 18
Station: NTV
Cast: Horikita Maki, Fujiwara Tatsuya, Eita, Shibamoto Yuki
Synopsis: Set in war-time Tokyo in March 1945 during the air raid that claimed 100,000 lives, Tokyo Daikushu chronicles the tragic love stories of two couples. In the first story, Sakuragi Haruko (Horikita Maki) receives word that the munitions factory her father works at has been bombed and finds her father engulfed in flames. She tries to dart into the flames to save him but is stopped by a stranger, Ohba Hirohito (Fujiwara Tatsuya). Three years later, a young man suffering from a heart seizure is brought to Haruko who is now a nurse. Seeing the man, Haruko realises that he was the person who made her watch her father die and is shocked but ...


wow this drama seems to be interesting .. maki again .. :hehe:
she's becoming pretty popular atm
29 Jan 2008, 07:56 #1514
jade_frost wrote:Tokyo Daikushu
Date: March 17 & 18
Station: NTV
Cast: Horikita Maki, Fujiwara Tatsuya, Eita, Shibamoto Yuki
Synopsis: Set in war-time Tokyo in March 1945 during the air raid that claimed 100,000 lives, Tokyo Daikushu chronicles the tragic love stories of two couples. In the first story, Sakuragi Haruko (Horikita Maki) receives word that the munitions factory her father works at has been bombed and finds her father engulfed in flames. She tries to dart into the flames to save him but is stopped by a stranger, Ohba Hirohito (Fujiwara Tatsuya). Three years later, a young man suffering from a heart seizure is brought to Haruko who is now a nurse. Seeing the man, Haruko realises that he was the person who made her watch her father die and is shocked but ...


i guess will have to watch to find
out
lol :doh: :beatyou: sounds like it would be really good
31 Jan 2008, 08:00 #1515
TBS unveils "ROOKIES" adaptation in new Saturday drama slot

Last month, TBS announced that its Saturday 8:00pm time slot, which has long been reserved for variety shows, will be changing into a drama slot this spring. The network has now revealed that the first series in that block will be an adaptation of Masanori Morita's shonen manga "ROOKIES."

The story revolves around a high school teacher and coach that tries to reform delinquents by having them join the baseball team. The show will star Ryuta Sato as the coach, Koichi Kawato. He was reportedly chosen for the role by Morita himself.

The baseball team members include Hayato Ichihara, Keisuke Koide, and Yu Shirota. Filming begins in early March, and the series begins airing in April.

Unlike most dramas, however, TBS says that "ROOKIES" will not be confined by the seasonal programming rotation. The number of episodes has not yet been decided, but planner Akihiko Ishimaru stated that they are aiming to cover all 24 volumes of the original manga.

TBS is also collaborating with Yahoo! Japan to decide who will play the female lead, the team manager. Starting on February 18, the websites for both companies will allow public voting to determine which of the audition entrants gets the role.

http://www.tokyograph.com/news/id-2483

i've read the manga, the story and artwork is good......
it's another "GTO" drama but with different approach....
i'll join the voting to choose the female lead, hope the nominee is good.....
31 Jan 2008, 08:49 #1516
Hmm, yet another high school drama... :sweat:
31 Jan 2008, 09:29 #1517
Bleh, sports. Voting to choose the female lead is interesting. Does that sort of thing happen often?
31 Jan 2008, 11:13 #1518
bmwracer wrote:Hmm, yet another high school drama... :sweat:


Yes...but what if you could throw Juri into the mix as the lead? :hehe:
31 Jan 2008, 11:55 #1519
Tenshigure wrote:Yes...but what if you could throw Juri into the mix as the lead? :hehe:

Well, duh.

Besides, she's smarter than that. :P
31 Jan 2008, 12:12 #1520
bmwracer wrote:Hmm, yet another high school drama... :sweat:


It's utterly amazing that the high school (gakuen) type drama is found to be so entertaining. I mean at that age you don't know shiet about life and your ass is a juvenile. I really want would like to know outside the obvious demographic do other age groups really find them so interesting in order to churn out one clone after another? I mean I've watched some and liked some but the high school drama is far from holding sway in my mind. Obviously I'm not Japanese nor 17....

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