UKIYO

I didn't read the manga but this is the synopsis that I searched.

"Arisu Ryouhei, now a grown adult and married to Yuzuha, who is expected to give birth to their first child any day now, suddenly finds himself back in the Borderlands, the land between Life and Death, after getting into an accident. Will he be able to make it out of the Borderlands once more…?"

I also don't like Banda being able to make an illusion and show up in the real world when he's actually in the borderland.

The games are still topnotch like in the previous seasons. My only complaint is their way and reason for returning to the borderland. It's kinda lame. I agree to some comments below that they should have used the plot is AIB Retry of how Arisu are able to return. If that's what they did, it would be a perfect 10 for me.

Waiting for it, too.

You should continue. I liked it more that S1. And the answer about the borderland was given in this season.

I'm just waiting for people to try jdramas without prior judgement that it will be bad. Because I know that once they do, many will find it really entertaining. Some might even say that jdramas are life-changing HAHA

Hope it goes well. I want a good drama with Yuko-chan again.

I liked this movie before because of the plot twist and I just found out that this is based on a japanese novel. Wow.

The discussion kinda deviated from the original topic. The characters from this series sometimes acts childish because of their life experiences and traumas. That's a fact. But saying that all jdramas are like this, that some kdramas don't have this in common, this is what we're defending.

Please don't take it negatively. We can be a bit sensitive sometimes especially when we know the comment to jdramas is not true HAHA

You can try the titles that I recommend. My favorite is "Meet Me After School" but it's not for someone who hates teacher-student trope.

He/She just means that these kdrama and cdrama titles are also childish. And I agree. There are this kind of kdramas and cdramas, too. Not only jdramas.

And there are serious and mature jdrama characters as well. Just don't generalize if you had only watched less that 10 jdramas.

You can try "First Love" and "Why I Dress Up for Love" if you want something with more mature characters.

Not in HS and not her REAL student.

Thanks! I've yet to update it since my family is getting bigger HAHA

Using "some" is truly an understatement. I just hope that their mindset start to change now that many jdramas are being available in Netflix. They're missing many great and unique jdramas, honestly.

My favorite is "Meet Me After School" but I don't know if you can tolerate this kind of forbidden love.

There's a lot being released in Netflix right now. I'd recommend "Learning to Love" if you want an unusual love story and "Why I Dress Up for Love" if you're into cohabitation trope.

Why I Dress Up for Love

You'll love this jdrama for sure.

There's really no love triangle. Those people won't stay for so long.

I agree with your comments below. Some people assume that jdramas are bad. That not a single jdrama is better than a kdrama or cdrama. I’ve experienced that myself.

I always tell a friend whenever I watch a great jdrama. But she tells me that Japanese actors act poorly. That their voices sound weird. I replied that maybe she’s confusing them with anime and asked her what jdrama she had actually watched to say that. None. She just assumed it because she read it somewhere.

I managed to convince her to watch "Drawing Closer" and "18×2 Beyond Youthful Days". But when it comes to jdrama series, she doesn’t want to waste her time.

Hey, it's sa jdrama remember? It's automatically a bad drama 😮‍💨