
Kano Haruko, a fashionable shop assistant featured in magazines, dreams of becoming a high school teacher. When her former teacher offers her a chance to teach Japanese to foreigners for three months in exchange for a recommendation, she becomes a trainee at a Japanese language school. There, she teaches nine unique foreign students, including an Italian anime fan and a Swedish ninja enthusiast, while pursuing her goal of teaching at a high school. (Source: MyDramaList) ~~ Adopted from the manga series "The Japanese the Japanese Don't Know" (日本人の知らない日本語) by Tomita Takayuki and Umino Nagiko (海野凪子). Edit Translation
- English
- Polski
- हिन्दी
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- Native Title: 日本人の知らない日本語
- Also Known As: The Japanese The Japanese Don't Know ,
- Screenwriter: Izumi Yoshihiro, Masumoto Takuya
- Director: Yakumo Saiji
- Genres: Comedy, Youth
Cast & Credits
- Naka Riisa Main Role
- Harada Natsuki"Catherine" Katori MiyukiSupport Role
- Aoki MunetakaShibuya TaiyoSupport Role
- Ikeda NarushiTakasu KazukiSupport Role
- Asaka MayumiAkimoto KunikoSupport Role
- Blake CrawfordJackSupport Role
Reviews

Even if i didn't have the right mood, i enjoyed watching this drama because i think it was fun while watching and i got to know more about japanese and its hidden rules. But i think the mood will be even better if you are currently learning japanese, the drama will be more valuable that way i think.
But the story is not only about japanese, every episode has a special situation that needs to be solved kind of, so we also see how this teacher somehow is kinda like a mother to her students, she help them and are always there for them. So it is a touching drama too, of people who tries to achieve their dreams and helping each other ;)
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The concept itself seemed interesting, and as a learner of the Japanese language, I thought that from watching it I could learn more about the language. However the drama left me feeling disappointed.
It is interesting from the perspective of a Japanese language leaner as it does explain some concepts of the language, and as a casual viewer some of the stories the drama presented were enjoyable. However where it fell down the most was in the acting.
The acting from Kano Haruko was okay, which helped to bring it all together, but the acting from the members of her class were overall an extremely poor quality. The foreign cast member's acting made the series hard to watch at times and I felt myself feeling awkward or embarrassed while watching it, which is not a good feeling to have as a viewer!
For that reason it is hard to recommend, but I did overall enjoy it. So if you are willing to look past some poor acting and have an interest in the Japanese language you may also enjoy this drama.
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