“Japanska Drama” refers to Japanese dramas, commonly known as “j-drama.” These are television series produced in Japan, typically characterized by their diverse genres, including romance, comedy, thriller, and slice-of-life. J-dramas are known for their episodic structure, usually consisting of around 10 to 12 episodes, and they often air weekly. They feature a mix of professional actors, popular idols, and emerging talent, reflecting current cultural themes and societal issues. J-dramas are influential in shaping Japanese pop culture and have a significant following both domestically and internationally, providing fans with engaging storytelling and relatable characters while often highlighting aspects of Japanese life and culture.
Mitazono se vraća na pozornicu nakon pauze od 2,5 godine, donoseći kazališni šarm i pravdu živim publikama u gradovima diljem Japana. Masahiro Matsuoka utjelovljuje tajanstvenu domaćicu, spajajući slapstick s dubokim…