Five favorite healing Japanese dramas

I have always liked watching Japanese dramas. Like its truth, like its hit the nail on the head, like its good story, like its good acting, like its directors and screenwriters who understand life.

A year ago, my life experienced a series of difficult and painful changes. It is the half-hour Japanese drama every day that makes me more calm and calm. In this way, I watched many Japanese dramas, from the classic Japanese dramas more than ten years ago to the new Japanese dramas, from the nonsense to the healing system.

I can't help but want to review and summarize after watching too much. These five are my favorite healing Japanese dramas.

1) bread and soup and cats. The weather is good.

How to live? Do you want to bite the bullet and do a job you don't like, or do you want to open a delicious restaurant with your own interests?

I started watching this Japanese drama because of its quaint name, which is actually a simple arrangement of four nouns, and because of Kobayashi's starring role, Kobayashi's films are always soft and warm.

Kobayashi Satoshi Qiu Zi quit his job and returned to his hometown to open a restaurant that only served sandwiches and hot soup. The restaurant prospered slowly, and Qiu Zi became familiar with her neighbors. Slowly, Qiu Zi began to understand his mother's story.

A person's life can still be full and happy.

This play is very, very warm, full of food, cats and sunshine, so the name is still very appropriate (laughs).

Suitable for people: people who are impetuous or looking for meaning in life, people who live alone, people who like food or cats.

2) Watermelon

What is the friendship between girls? Cats fighting? Betrayal? Or trust and care?

This is another TV series of Kobayashi Congmei.

There are a group of women living in the old house, including professors, cartoonists, students and office workers. They eat together every night, share all kinds of life and spend the summer eating watermelons together.

They have encountered all kinds of strange things, such as a mother who broke up with her father, was too eager to manage, robbed a bank and robbed a policeman, but they all faced it with a smile.

But what impressed me the most was the refreshing summer breath, sweet watermelon, cool stream and chattering chat in TV series. God, I miss you so much, summer!

Suitable for people: people who miss summer and are curious about friendship.

3) Perfect divorce

What exactly is marriage? What the hell is divorce? Do you have to go to court for divorce?

Eita's neat husband and Machiko Ono's careless wife met, fell in love and got married, but their personalities and habits were so different that they always stumbled together and finally prepared for divorce. It is such an ordinary young couple who met another couple who got married in secret and hesitated while divorcing under the pressure of their respective families.

This TV series is obviously about divorce, but in fact it is about marriage. For me, marriage has always been a precious but dangerous commitment, because I don't know what a "lifelong commitment" is, let alone raising children. The most perfect divorce is to restore this promise to an ordinary life and say it little by little.

Of course, in addition to being cured, this drama is also a magical drama, with countless eggs and countless lines, not to mention that all actors are completely out of the rankings in terms of acting and face value. So, if you have time, you must go to see Perfect Divorce ~

Suitable for people: people who are curious about marriage and love eggs.

4) penultimate love and continuous penultimate love

Is getting old really that terrible? Is there pure friendship between men and women?

Xiao Ye Kyoko plays a single aristocrat in his forties, who is invincible, handsome and has a good temperament. Qian Ming, a professional, moved to Kamakura, and her neighbor is the lovely Changcang family. From then on, Qian Ming and Changcang began an ambiguous fetter.

I want to say that Qian Ming is very happy to have such a neighbor.

Having breakfast together, bickering peacefully with a staid and serious eldest brother, falling in love with a romantic and handsome younger brother who can cook, and gossiping with two sisters, Kiko and Wanli, I couldn't finish what I wanted to say all night.

Go to work in Tokyo by tram every morning and return to the quiet Kamakura to rest at night. Such a quiet and comfortable life is really desirable. At the end of the play, Qian Ming's life goes on, but she gains more security and acceptance from her behavior.

Forty years old, so what? As long as you live seriously, age can't hinder the happiness of life at all.

Suitable for people: people with birthday phobia, looking for happy people.

5) Curry last night, bread tomorrow.

When you suddenly lose something precious in your life, how can you find the meaning of life again and start over?

For such a question, most people will answer just forget. Looking ahead, the best is yet to come. I don't know how difficult it is to do the word "forget". Some people are lucky enough to take a break and start over, while others will be buried in the heavy shadow of the past all their lives.

Celko was widowed when he was young, but the man who grew old together left early. what should he do ？

In the past few years, she didn't want to marry her boyfriend. She carries the ashes of her late husband and takes care of her father-in-law every day. She doesn't want to look forward, and she can't look forward. However, with the help of others, step by step, Celko finally began to raise his head and move forward.

Several episodes of this TV series are cleverly arranged, vividly showing the difficulty of this process from a fresh perspective, and carefully sketching out the step-by-step changes.

After watching the last episode, my heart was filled with tears and emotion.

There are gains and losses in every minute of life, and how to face them well is an important topic that everyone has to answer.

Suitable for the crowd: everyone

There are always people who say that they don't watch Japanese dramas because they don't like the depression caused by slow pace and moving, but I think the positive significance brought by the healing system far exceeds the negative significance. As long as you calm down, look at it with your heart and taste it with your heart, you will often gain happiness and growth.