Japonska Drama (Japanese Drama) refers to a genre of television series produced in Japan, characterized by their unique storytelling, cultural themes, and diverse genres ranging from romance and comedy to suspense and slice-of-life. Typically airing in short seasons, J-dramas often consist of stand-alone episodes or limited series with a fixed number of episodes, allowing for a concise narrative arc. They are known for their high production values, strong character development, and emotional depth. J-dramas can reflect contemporary Japanese society, traditions, and social issues, and they often feature well-established actors and production teams. The popularity of J-dramas extends beyond Japan, garnering a substantial international audience, especially in East Asia and among fans of Asian media worldwide.
Mitazono se vrača na oder po 2,5-letnem premoru, prinaša gledališki čar in pravičnost do žive publike v mestih po Japonski. Masahiro Matsuoka upodablja skrivnostno gospo, ki združuje slapstick z globokimi…