mizztic wrote: It's pretty much like that with most j-dramas, isn't it :)) That's why I like them, that warm feeling they give you about friendship, love, life in general...
I totally agree.
J-dramas are really special to me, compared to western series (most americans, which I enjoyed a lot too), because they are able to convey very strong feelings in a very special way, for example in focusing on strange scenario (yankees doing Tumbling in this case, which is quite not what you are expecting for such kind of characters), but also in every single moment in life. The fact that Japanese people are a lot more reserved than we can be in Europe or in the US (tell me if I'm wrong) makes those moments when feelings are brought to light so strong (I would say delightful, but I'm not sure it would be well understood). all the more that some things are not totally said. Can anyone understand what I'm saying? (I 'm sorry it looks so much like french translated in English, today I'm not able to do more).
@SayItAintSoJoe : maybe it's just me who really liked those episodes, because I found they're dealing in a very realistic but touching way with those matters, or maybe it was just at the moment.