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Yamada Taro Monogatari japanese drama review
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Yamada Taro Monogatari
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by Tiffa
may 1, 2012
10 of 10 episodios vistos
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Global 8.0
Historia 7.0
Actuación/Reparto 7.0
Música 6.0
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The drama's a bit old, but for Arashians and non-Arashians alike, this was a heartwarming but also very humorous drama to watch. The story might not seem particularly notable, and actually rather cliche, but Yamada Taro Monogatari turned out to have a very interesting final conflict and ending. It was a touching story about friendship, family, and making it past financial troubles. It's cliche, but you'll just have to trust me when I say it's worth a try if you're looking for laughs AND tears. I will disclaim that I did not like the first few episodes that focus on the leading actress AT ALL. I didn't like the actress to begin with, and her acting gave me creeper goosebumps. Blech! She gets better later, I suppose. This brings me to the acting/cast...not much to say. This drama was meant to be an idol drama, so I didn't expect much of the acting, and I was right to do so. Nino's acting throughout, though, pulled together the drama for me. His parents [in the drama] were the strangest...people...ever. I have no comments on the music...I don't remember any of it except the opening theme that made me really energized after hearing it. xD Rewatch? I don't usually rewatch anyway, but I'll probably rewatch a few episodes that were particularly funny. ;) Overall, you'll have your share of laughs and of tears. I recommend watching this to loosen up after a long day--it's nothing too serious, but still has some integrity to its plot. PS: +1 point in "Overall" for the kids at the ending. ; A ;
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