Nobuta wo Produce

"Nobuta wo Produce"

Synopsis

Kiritani Shuji is the popular guy who gets along with everyone, from the jerks to the nerds to the just plain weird. The one person Shuji cannot stand is Kusano Akira. To Shuji, Akira is just plain annoying. He laughs, talks and acts funny. Things heat up when a new student comes to school. Her name is Kotani Nobuko, a girl who has no self confidence at all and is content at being made fun of and bullied in school. Shuji and Akira come to an accord that in order to make use of their "youth" they will "produce" Nobuko as the next popular girl. One of the conditions, however, is that nobody should find out that they are working together as a team to make this concept possible. Unveiled here is the story of true friendship between three unlikely candidates who would not have been friends if not given the special circumstances.

Cast

Kamenashi Kazuya as Kiritani Shuji
Yamashita Tomohisa as Kusano Akira
Horikita Maki as Kotani Nobuko
Toda Erika as Uehara Mariko
Ukaji Takashi as Kiritani Satoru
Fukaura Kanako as Kiritani Nobuko
Nakajima Yuto as Kiritani Koji
Okada Yoshinori as Yokoyama Takeshi
Kimura Yuichi as Sebastian
Fuwa Mansaku as Iehara Yasuo
Takuma Seiko (たくませいこ) as Kuroki Hiroko
Imawano Kiyoshiro as owner of the Gooyoku diner
Takahashi Katsumi as Hirayama Ippei
Natsuki Mari as Catherine
Yanagita Erika

Class 2B (name register order)

Hiiragi Rumi as Kasumi
Tanoue Naoki (田上尚樹) as Akaishi
Tajima Honami (田島穂奈美) as Misa
Wakaba Ryuuya as Shittaka
Yamane Kazuma (山根和馬) as Bunta
Miyazawa Mai (宮沢麻衣) as Koishi
Iida Takaaki (飯田貴昭) as Kawai
Tate Mayuko (楯真由子) as Kimura
Suetaka Tomu (末髙斗夢) as Kondo
Akiko as Nami
Kawaguchi Wataru (川口渉) as Tôdai
Miura Aoi (三浦葵) as Takada
Daito Shunsuke as Tani
Hirose Tsuyoshi (広瀬剛進) as Tezuka
Takase Yukina as Numata
Natsuko as Nomura
Saito Yuino (斉藤友以乃) as Hashimoto
Watanabe Keisuke (渡辺敬介) as Hasegawa
Mizuta Fumiko (水田芙美子) as Bando
Toyooka Takeshi (豊岡武士) as Fukuura
Tatsumi Natsuko as Miyasato
Tatsuzawa Masaaki (立澤真明) as Yazawa
Eric Masahira (エリックまたひら) as James
Masujima Ryoko (増島綾子) as Hitomi
Ishii Tomoya as Yoshida
Furuhara Yasuhisa (古原靖久) as Takuzo
Wakusawa Miku (涌澤未来) as Chie
Ihata Juri (ep1-5)
Tomikawa Kazuhito (ep3)

REVIEW:

yeah this drama made me really laugh a lot. the drama should have had a romantic type of story but even without hte romance, the drama was awesome! shuji and akira both decided to help nobuta because she was always bullied. i keep on repeating this because i manage to laugh hard and have a lot of fun as if i was with them.

Spring Waltz

"Spring Waltz"

Synopsis

Will the tragedy of spring be repeated years later?

To escape debt, Lee Su-ho’s father escaped to a remote island where his friend has a young daughter Eun-Young, who is the same age as Su-ho. After being abandoned by his father, Su-ho sought to leave, but his mind changed after being touched by Eun-Young’s pure heart. A series of unfortunate events ensue, and Su-ho disappears, while Eun-Young is sick in the hospital.

Years later, while traveling in Austria, Eun-Young meets the talented pianist Chae-ha, a man with a cold exterior with a few words, who bores a resemblance to Su-ho. As their love start to develop, truth unfolds… Can their love endure the harsh spring tragedy many years ago?

Cast

Seo Do Young 서도영 as Yoon Jae-ha 윤재하
Han Hyo Joo 한효주 as Park Eun-young 박은영
Daniel Henney as Phillip 필립
Lee So Yeon 이소연 as Song Yi-na 송이나

Supporting Cast

Choi Ja Hye as Eun-Young's best friend
Kim Hae Sook as Eun-Young's adoptive mom, also her aunt
Choi Si Won as Eun-Young's brother, also her cousin
Eun Won Jae as young Jae-Ha (aka Lee Su-Ho)
Han So Hee as young Eun-Young
Yoon Yoo Sun as Eun- Young's birth mother
Hyun Ji Sook as Jae-Ha's adoptive mother

REVIEW:

at first i was a little confused with the story but when i got to the middle, i really liked it. it has such a romantic feel to it. and i liked it because the background music and in some parts of the drama, there was the sound of beautiful piano music. this drama inspired me in a very weird way. did you all know i spent summer learning piano just because of this? i want to be able to play the piano like them.

The Snow Queen

"The Snow Queen"

Synopsis

The opening starts with the introduction of a genius. At 17, Tae Woong (Hyun Bin) meets two people who will later become people he loves. One becomes his best friend and the other, his love.

The guy he meets is Kim Jeong Kyu Lee Sun Ho also classified as a genius, and though at first they did not get along, they soon set aside their differences and became best friends. Jeong Kyu tells Tae Woong about a girl he admires and promises to introduce him to her. When Tae Woong asks him why Jeong Kyu won't ask the girl out himself, Jeong Kyu says that he doesn't have time if he wants to win the award in math for the Nobel Peace Prize; his dad's dream and his.

Tae Woong meets a little girl being bullied by older girls for her money and saves her. The girl develops a crush on him and gives him her beeper for future contact. She later contacts him and he finds out that she was running away from home, and for a day the two run away together to an amusement park. She gets into a cab to go home but reminds Tae Woong that he never found out her name.

Later on, Tae Woong and Jeong Kyu both enter an international math Olympiad that Jeong Kyu and his father want to win badly. When Tae Woong wins, Jeong Kyu commits suicide.

The following tragic events soon took its toll on the rest of Tae Woong's life, and forgets about ever set a date to meet the little girl. Then, for 8 years he struggled to carry on with his life.

At 25, Tae Woong is now a third class boxer and in unexpected events, finds Bo Ra (Sung Yu Ri), the little girl he once knew.

The tale continues into the world of the cold-hearted Bo Ra and it is only Tae Woong that could possibly melt her heart. It slowly unfolds many secrets along the way and the past is soon to be made right again. With the help of Tae Woong's love, Bo Ra learns to find happiness within herself, and in return, Tae Woong comes into terms with his past.

Although this winter will be very cold and scary, winter is not the end of the seasons, but the beginning of the hope for a greater love.

Cast

Hyun Bin as Han Tae Woong/Han Deuk Gu
Sung Yu Ri as Kim Bo Ra
Im Ju Hwan as Suh Gun Woo
Yoo In Young as Lee Seung Ri
Kim Tae Hyun as Choi Choong Shik
Go Doo Shim as Park Yeong Ok (Tae Woong's mother)
Kim Weung Soo as Lee Dong Sul (Seung Ri's father)
Chun Ho Jin as Kim Jang Su (Bo Ra's father)
Oh Mi Hee as Bo Ra's mother
Lee Sun Ho (not Andy from Shinhwa) as Kim Jeong Kyu
Jang Jung Hee as Go Soon Ja (Bo Ra's house keeper)
Jung Hwa Young as Park Deuk Nam (Go Soon Ja's daughter)
Go Ju Yun as young Kim Bo Ra
Kim Hak Jin as Ahn Sang Ho
Lee Suh Yun as Hong Ji Hye
Lee Chul Min as Park Dong Pil (boxer)
Park Jin Yung as Jang Park Sa (Bo Ra's doctor)
Choi Duk Moon as Oh Shil Jang
Kim Beol Rae as college math professor
Choi Yeo Jin (cameo)
Jerome To (cameo)

A Love to Kill

"A Love to Kill"

Synopsis

In A Love to Kill, Bi/Rain/Jeong Ji-Hoon plays a tough guy as the role of a K-1 Fighter, Kang Bok-gu. Bok-gu is a character who is dynamic in nature and grew up in a foster home. He falls in love with a woman whom he should not love. It was because of the woman, his emotionally-wounded brother fell off from the rooftop and became a human vegetable. So, his love is forbidden and inevitably tragic.

The woman is Cha Eun-seok (Shin Mina) who is a TV talent and movie actor. It was not that she jilted his brother on purpose, but upon a basis of misunderstanding, his hatred toward Cha Eun-soek grows more and more burning.

By becoming Cha Eun-seok’s private bodyguard, Bok-gu keeps concretely practicing his revenge upon her. He only desires ‘to bring his brother’s woman to her knees.’ He is gradually taking Cha Eun-seok to destruction, while he feels his love toward her growing deeper and deeper in his heart.

Bok-gu is a cold guy character without any special concern for woman. Martial art of hand-to-hand fighting was just kind of his escape he choose from the shock of a spinster’s death whom he loved from a distance.

Cast

Bi as Kang Bok Goo
Shin Min Ah as Cha Eun Suk
Kim Sa Rang as Han Da Jung
Lee Ki Woo as Kim Joon Sung
Kim Young Jae as Kang Min Goo (Bok-ku's older brother)
Na Yoon as Park Mi Sook (Bok-ku's roommate)
Kang Rae Yun as Choi Mi Sun
Park In Hwan as Eun Suk's dad
Yoo Hye Ri as Park Ja Kyung (Eun-suk's step-mother)
Lee Min Hyuk as Cha Jae Suk (Eun-suk's younger brother)
Kim Song Hee as Cha Yoo Na (Eun-suk's younger sister)
Ji Sang Ryul as Tae Choon
Yoo Jae Keun as Sung Jin (Eun-suk's road manager)
Im Ju Hwan
Lee Soon Jae
Choi Kwon

Wonderful Life

"Wonderful Life"

Synopsis

Han Seung-wan leaves for Singapore to surprise his girlfried on her birthday, and Jung Se-jin is on the same flight to say farewell to her deceased "first love" who died in Singapore. When literally bumping into each other at the airport, they accidentally take each other's passports. They meet again and Seung-wan and Se-jin end up spending the day together. Se-jin knows about his girlfriend, who is two timing Seung-Wan with Min Do-Hyuk. Partially to help Seung-Wan avoid from discovering the truth, Se-Jin spends the rest of her time with him. They both get drunk out of sadness of their loves, and end up sleeping together. Back in Korea, Se-jin discovers she is pregnant. She leaves to have the baby alone. A series of events happens for about a year, and Se-Jin's clueless sister ends up spilling the secret to Seung-Wan at this engagement party, showing up with Han Shin-Bi, his daughter, without Se-Jin. Seung-wan's life is forced to face fatherhood and the anger of his two-timing girlfriend - Lee Chae-young. Se-jin reappears as they are forced to marry by their respective families. Complicated love takes place, as Do-Hyuk starts to fall for Se-Jin, and so does Seung-Wan, though Se-Jin is more focused on her loving daughter, as something surprising happens to her. The rest of the story revolves around the family's journey in learning to take responsibility, and learning to love each other.

Cast

Kim Jae Won as Han Seung-wan
Eugene as Jung Se-jin
Lee Ji Hoon as Min Do-hyun
Han Eun Jung as Lee Chae-young
Joo Hyun as Han Bum-soo (Seung-wan's father)
Sun Woo Yong Nyeo as Yoon Tae-hee (Seung-wan's mother)
Kim Hye Ok as Pyo Jae-kyung (Se-jin's mother)
Choi Joon Yong as Han Seung-pil (Seung-wan's older brother)
Yoon Hyun Sook as Baek Hyun-joo (Seung-pil's wife)
Kim Hyo Jin as Jung Il-jin (Se-jin's older sister)
Kim Seung Min as So Chang-myung (Seung-wan & Do-hyun's flying academy classmate)
Jung Da Bin as Han Shin-bi (Seung-wan and Se-jin's daughter)
Lee Hye Sook as Do-hyun's stepmother

Coffee Prince

"Coffee Prince"

Synopsis The life of Go Eun Chan (Yoon Eun Hye) is not easy; she works many jobs to pay off debts and even gave up her feminine image. Choi Han Kyul (Gong Yoo) is the heir of a big food company, but his grandmother wants him to settle down, so she arranged many dates for him. After Eun Chan bumped into Han Kyul and was mistaken for a boy, Han Kyul decided to hire Eun Chan to be his gay lover in order to avoid the arranged dates. Desperately in need of money, Eun Chan had no choice but to accept. Han Kyul's grandmother also made Han Kyul in charge of a filthy coffee shop in danger of being bankrupt. Eun Chan begged to work at the coffee shop, and not long after, feelings start to spark, except, how would Han Kyul accept his "homosexuality"?

Cast
Yoon Eun Hye as Go Eun Chan

Gong Yoo as Choi Han Kyul

Lee Sun Gyun as Choi Han Sung

Chae Jung Ahn as Han Yoo Joo

Extended Cast

Kim Ja Ok as Han Kyul's mom
Choi Il Hwa as Han Kyul's dad
Kim Young Ok as Han Kyul's grandmother
Park Won Sook as Eun Chan's mom
Kim Chang Wan as Hong Gae Sik (ex-Coffee Prince president)
Kim Jae Wook as No Sun Ki
Kim Dong Wook as Jin Ha Rim
Lee Un as Hwang Min Yeop
Lee Han Wie as Mr. Ku (the butcher that likes Eun Chan's mom)
Han Yeh In as Go Eun Sae (Eun Chan's sister)
Kim Jung Min as DK (Yoo Joo's ex-boyfriend)

Full House

"Full House"

Synopsis

Han Ji Eun is a naive writer who got swindled out of everything she owned including her house by her best friends. Stranded in China, She managed to borrow money from an actor Lee Young Jae to return to Korea. On her return, she found out that her house was bought by Lee Young Jae. In an attempt to get her possessions back, she entered in a contract marriage with Young Jae for one year. In spite of losing all, Ji Eun manages to be cheerful and takes things in strike and the business relationship between the two becomes personal as they start to rely and care for each other. Based on a popular manhwa of the same title.

Cast

Bi (Rain) as Lee Young Jae

Song Hye Gyo as Han Ji Eun

Han Eun Jung as Kang Hye Won

Kim Sung Soo as Yoo Min Hyuk

Jang Yong as Mr. Lee (Young-jae's Father)
Sun Woo Eun Sook as Ms. Kim (Young-jae's Mother)
Kim Ji Young as Young-jae's Grandmother
Do Han as Dong Wook
Lee Young Eun as Hee Jin
Im Ye Jin as Dae Pyo

Hana Kimi (Japan)

"Hana Kimi (Japan)"

Synopsis

The drama is based on the popular manga of the same name by Nakajo Hisaya, which has already been dramatized in Taiwan. Horikita plays the protagonist Ashiya Mizuki, a Japanese girl in the U.S. who one day sees the young athlete Sano Izumi (Oguri) compete in the high jump on television. She begins to idolize him, and decides to move to Japan to attend the same school as him. However, Izumi goes to an all-boys school, so Mizuki disguises herself as a boy to achieve her dream of being with her idol. -

Cast

Horikita Maki as Ashiya Mizuki

Oguri Shun as Sano Izumi

Ikuta Toma as Nakatsu Shuichi

Konno Mahiru as Hara Akiha
Kamikawa Takaya as Umeda Hokuto
Matsuda Seiko as Tsubaki, the School Principal
Ukaji Takashi as Sawatari
Kobayashi Susumu as Yoshioka
Okada Yoshinori as Ashiya Shizuki
Daito Shunsuke as Sano Shin
Shirota Yu as Kagurazaka Makoto
Moriguchi Yoko as Nanba Io
Harada Natsuki as Tanabe Kanako
Yamazaki Hajime as Ashiya Takumi
Tsutsui Mariko as Ashiya Eiko
Inagaki Goro as Kitahama Noburo
Sugimoto Tetta as Sano Takehiko

First Dormitory Students

Ishigaki Yuma as Tennoji Megumi (Dorm Leader)
Takahashi Mitsuomi as Daikokucho Mitsuomi
Takeda Kohei as Kitahanada Kohei
Suzuki Ryohei as Akashi Soichiro
Sato Yuuichi as Tetsukayama Shota
Hayakawa Ryo as Gotenyama Sakyo
Matsushita Kouji as Shojaku Ren
Nishiyama Sousuke as Shichido Soma
Hagiwara Tatsuya (萩原達也) as Ishikiri Hiroto


Second Dormitory Students

Mizushima Hiro as Nanba Minami (Dorm Leader)
Kimura Ryo as Senri Nakao
Okada Masaki as Sekime Kyogo
Yamamoto Yusuke as Kayashima Taiki
Igarashi Shunji as Noe Shinji
Mizobata Junpei as Saga Kazuma
Sakimoto Hiromi as Kyobashi Arata
Chiyo Shota as Yodoyabashi Taichi
Tajima Ryo as Arashiyama Jyo
Shimegi Enoku as Tannowa Kyoichi
Okada Hikaru as Takaida Riku
Ikeda Jun as Kamishinjo Itsuki
Shibasaki Keisuke (柴崎佳佑) as Minase Manato


Third Dormitory Students

Kyo Nobuo as Himejima Masao (Oscar M. Himejima, Dorm Leader)
Kato Keisuke as Yao Hikaru
Watanabe Toshihiko (渡辺俊彦) as Imamiya Sho
Takahashi Yuta (高橋優太) as Shijo Haruki
Matsuda Shouichi as Kuzuha Junnosuke
Miyata Naoki as Saiin Tsukasa
Furuhara Yasuhisa as Ogimachi Taiyo
Ojima Naoya as Kaizuka Kohei
Suzuki Kota (鈴木康太) as Uenoshiba Kanata
Nakada Yuya as Katabiranotsuji Ken
Kawakami Yu as Korien Genji


St. Blossom's Academy

Iwasa Mayuko as Hanayashiki Hibari
Matsuda Madoka as Kishizato Juri
Kiritani Mirei as Amagasaki Kanna
Kurose Manami as Imaike Komari
Taira Airi as Abeno Erika

Prince Hours / Goong S

"Prince Hours / Goong S"

Synopsis

The Empress (Myung Se Bin) is in her early 30s, but she is still not married. Since, the 1st successor to the throne died, the royal family is in search for a new successor. Incidentally, they come to know of a young man who was in fact a son of the prince to a woman who left the Palace for her to be able to keep her pregnancy a secret. The young man's name was Lee Hoo (Se7en), more commonly known to his friends as Kang Hoo. Lee Hoo worked as a delivery boy at a Chinese restaurant, and was known for his 7-minute maximum delivery time. Lee Hoo had been brought up as more of a punk than a prince so his habits and his way of conversing were very different from the people of royal blood. Although he had never dreamt of living in the Palace, he one day finds himself immersing himself in its grandeur and improving himself to prove that he indeed deserves to be called the Successor to the throne.

He soon finds out that not only will he be facing lessons to the path of royalty, and dilemmas of love and of stature, but he will also learn to compete for the position he had been, first and foremostly, called for.

Cast

Se7en as Lee Hoo (Kang Hoo)

Heo Yi Jae as Yang Soon Ae

Kang Doo as Lee Joon

Park Shin Hye as Shin Sae Ryung

Extended Cast

Myung Se Bin as the Queen

Lee Ki Young as Jo Sang Ki

Oh Min Hee as Hwang Tae Hoo (the Queen's mother)

Yoon Ye Hee as Jang Yoon Hee (Lee Joon's mother)

Chun Ho Jin as Joon's father

Ha Jae Young as Hoo's and Queen's uncle

Cha Hyun Jung as Joon's bodyguard

Ye Soo Jung as person in charge of Lee Hoo's education

Song Baek Kyung as Bulbam

Jung Hye Young as Hoo's mother

??? as Shin Jae Man (Sae Ryung's father)

??? as Ma Young Nam (Soon Ae's friend)

Princess Hours

"Princess Hours"

Synopsis

Goong (궁) is based on the same titled manhwa by Park So Hee.

Goong is a story about young love in face of tradition, politics, and intrigue. In the imaginary world, modern-day Korea is a constitutional monarchy and the Royal Family lives in a grand Palace, the Goong. Story opens with the sudden death of the reigning the King. Faced with the decreasing popularity among the public for the Royalty, a grand wedding for the Crown Prince, Lee Shin (Joo Ji Hoon), is decided to be the best publicity move to improve the image of the Royalty and at the same time prepare Shin for immediate succession. The intended bride? The headstrong, awkward, and sweet spirited Shin Chae-kyung (Yoon Eun Hye) that just happens to go to the same exclusive art school. Chae-kyung was betrothed to become the next Crown Princess by her grandfather and Shin's grandfather.

After 14 years of living in England with his mom, Lee Yul (Kim Jeong Hoon) appears all of a sudden. He is Shin's cousin as well as the former Crown Prince. Everything seemed to be going normally until Chae-kyung's optimistic spirit wins the heart of internally lonely, Yul. As the Crown Prince Shin and simple-minded Chae-kyung's relationship appear to developing deeper feelings, a series of scandals are exposed to the public right after the pair were officially announced married. Will love prevail all in a world of political pressures and martial hardships? Or will being in the spotlight of the public be too much for the young newlyweds to endure?

Goong S is a drama produced by a separate production company, Group Eight (http://www.group8tv.com), and is not an official sequel of Goong (궁). Both cast and storyline for Goong S are totally different from Goong (궁).

Main cast

Yoon Eun Hye as Shin Chae-kyung

Joo Ji Hoon as Lee Shin

Kim Jeong Hoon as Lee Yul

Song Ji Hyo as Min Hyo-rin

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Chae-Kyung's family

Im Ye Jin as Chae-kyung's mother

Kang Nam Gil as Chae-kyung's father

Kim Suk as Shin Chae-joon (younger brother)

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Shin's friends

Choi Sung Joon as Kang In

Lee Yong Joo as Jang Kyung

Uhm Sung Mo as Ryu Wan

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Chae-kyung's friends

Jun Ji Ae as Lee Kang-hyun

Nah Eun Kyeong as Kim Soon-young

Dan Ji as Yoon Hee-soong

Palace

Kim Hye Ja as the Queen Mother

Yoon Yoo Sun as the Queen

Park Chan Hwan as the King

Lee Yoon Ji as Princess Hye-myung (Shin's sister)

Shim Hye Jin as Lady Hwa-Yong (Yul's mother)

Hana Yori Dango (Season 1)

"Hana Yori Dango"

ok so iv'e watched this so many time that i seem to memorize their lines....i don't think i have the time to post reviews but i will try my best to add a sypnosis and i'll provide the cast's role and pictures.....

Synopsis

Makino Tsukushi is the only poor student at Eitoku Gakuen, the school of the ridiculously rich and privileged that is ruled by Flower 4 or F4, a group of four boys who come from extremely powerful families: Domyoji Tsukasa, the leader and heir of the Domyoji World Finance Group; Hanazawa Rui, the introverted son of a large company; Nishikado Sojiro, a player who is the heir of a tea ceremony school; and Mimasaka Akira, a madam killer with ties to the underground. If a student gets on the F4’s bad side, he/she gets a red notice and is bullied and driven out of school.

Makino hopes to pass her days quietly-- without drawing any attention to herself-- but one day, she stands up to Domyoji in defense of her friend. The next day, Makino gets the dreaded red notice. Even though she is harassed, Makino decides to keep going to school because she is a “tough weed”. She declares war right back on the F4. Her resolve gets the attention of her crush Hanazawa Rui and oddly enough, rouses romantic feelings in her worst enemy, Domyoji Tsukasa.

The series is based on the Japanese shoujo manga "Hana Yori Dango" (Boys Before Flowers) by Kamio Yoko.

Cast

Inoue Mao as Makino Tsukushi

Matsumoto Jun as Doumyouji Tsukasa

Oguri Shun as Hanazawa Rui

Matsuda Shota as Nishikado Soujiroh

Abe Tsuyoshi as Mimasaka Akira

Sato Megumi as Sanjou Sakurako

Nishihara Aki as Matsuoka Yuki

Seto Saki as Asai Yuriko

Fukada Aki as Ayuhara Erika

Matsuoka Emiko as Yamano Minako

Sada Mayumi as Toudou Shizuka

Kato Takako as Sengoku Sachiyo

Kobayashi Susumu as Makino Haruo (father of Tsukushi)

Tomiura Satoshi as Makino Susumu (brother of Tsukushi)

Ishino Mako as Makino Chieko (mother of Tsukushi)

Kaga Mariko as Domyoji Kaede (mother of Tsukasa)

Matsushima Nanako as Domyoji Tsubaki (sister of Tsukasa)

David Ito as Nishida

Oshinari Shugo as Nakatsuka

Sakai Ayana as Kurimaki Ayano

Handa Kento

Kaku Tomohiro

Sano Kazuma

Igarashi Shunji (ep1)

Takuma Takayuki (ep4-9)

Suzuki Sotaro (ep10)

Source: wiki.d-addicts

WeLcOmE!

hey this is Mayu! I'll be posting reviews for the different asian dramas i have been watching for the past few years. Since i'm an absolute addicted fan for asian dramas, i want to share to many of you who are both fans and just people surfing around for things to do. Whatever dramas i watch on the internet and if somehow i find it interesting or it has a good story plot, i usually try to save my money and go on a hunt to buy that drama on dvd. So im going to try to scan the dvds of dramas i have bought or i'll just search for pics on the net.

I will post Korean, Japanese, Taiwanese dramas but I'll rarely post other dramas.

I will provide the list of the cast and their picture (if available) and of course the reviews and rating of a certain drama. Everyone is welcome to read here! and if some of you want me to help you search for a drama you have been wanting to watch, I will happily help you. I can send you the link or I'll just post it here. But i can only reply to you on weekends since I'm quite busy on weekdays. But that doesn't really mean i can't reply to you on weekends. I still often check here on weekends but rarely.

I'll be sure to keep you up to date. I'll start posting reviews later.

~Mayu~