17.3 About a Sex

- Both talk about touchy or taboo subjects and also offer some insights or advices.
- Female lead characters

Both are female-centered, Japanese school/youth dramas that explore questions related to relationships, sex, and sexuality in a serious and realistic way.

This drama has the same story and theme, which is how we face problems with pregnancy or sex problems. In one of the stories of the drama ano ko no kodomo, it tells how we facing the problem of pregnancy at a young age while in school. And in story 17.3 about sex, it many learn about sex education well in this drama and also comedy that makes me enjoy it. There are several episodes in this drama that remind me of a story similar to ano ko no kodomo.

"The world average age for the first sexual experience... 17.3". Is that early? Late? Seino Sakura has a serious personality. Hara Tsumugi has never liked a member of the opposite sex before. Minagawa Yuna is experienced and is currently dating a company employee. At the age of 17, the girl's "sexual values" begin to fluctuate.

Both dramas are ultimately about sex education, and cover many of the same topics and issues. One of our main leads is a virgin, and is navigating these topics for the first time.

Both of these shows are miniseries about personal issues that teens face. They both deal with pretty intense topic for the theme and they both deal with them perfectly. The main character is slightly naive and she has a strong group of friends, plus a super supportive boyfriend. I would say 17.3 deals more about sex and It’s Okay deals with more feminist issues.

- Both shows talks about love, sex and relationships.
- Female lead characters with similar vibes.
- Friendship between the female characters is a important part in both shows.
- Shorts episodes, very easy to watch.