Sakuragi Miyabi is a high school student in Aomori. She lives with her lawyer grandfather and receives special education from him in the field of law. Sakuragi Miyabi soon becomes the youngest person to pass the bar exam on their first try. A decision is then made to send Sakuragi Miyabi to her grandmother in Tokyo, who works as a director of a law office. Sakuragi Miyabi begins to work as an apprentice lawyer at her grandmother’s law office. Despite her position, she still has the mindset of a teenager and sometimes has disagreements with senior lawyers. Meanwhile, Sakuragi Miyabi begins classes at her new high school in Tokyo. She hides her lawyer job from people at her high school, but she eventually begins to give counseling at her school on law matters. (Source: AsianWiki) Edit Translation
- English
- Español
- Português (Brasil)
- 한국어
- Native Title: JKと六法全書
- Also Known As: JK to Roppouzensho
- Director: Ohtani Kentaro, Kinouchi Kento
- Screenwriter: Suzuki Satoshi
- Genres: Comedy, Law, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Kouzawa Sara in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)]( "Kouzawa Sara in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)")
Kouzawa SaraSakuragi MiyabiMain Role -
![Daito Shunsuke in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)]( "Daito Shunsuke in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)")
Daito ShunsukeHayami ShinichiroSupport Role -
![Kuroki Hitomi in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)]( "Kuroki Hitomi in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)")
Kuroki HitomiSakuragi HanaSupport Role -
![Hyuga Wataru in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)]( "Hyuga Wataru in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)")
Hyuga WataruWatanabe YuSupport Role -
![Yamato Nao in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)]( "Yamato Nao in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)")
Yamato NaoOkumura RikaSupport Role -
![Emoto Akira in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)]( "Emoto Akira in JK to Roppozensho Japanese Drama (2024)")
Emoto AkiraSakuragi RintaroSupport Role
Reviews
A feel-good legal drama
This show was, for me, a breath of fresh air among all the serious legal dramas I usually watch. In typical Japanese fashion, it's not to be taken too seriously and I love it for that.It begins as a "case of the week" series, but turns it around connecting things from all episodes. There's a setup for a second season at the end as well, which I'm not too happy about as I wish they made it longer and resolved everything in one season.
Many of the things presented here would never fly in real life and as long as you've made your peace with that fact, you're most likely going to enjoy the show for what it is. If you're someone who loves hyper-realistic shows, this probably isn't for you.
If I had to describe this show in one word, I'd probably choose "fun".
