/jp/ - Otaku Culture

What are you watching this season/year?
What did you like the most last year?
How often do you watch dramas?

>Toho Nanahun
>32-year-old Kurosaki Yoriko has no man, no friends and no job. She starts to live alone for the first time and comes in touch with a new world. This is the story of the small incidents that occur within a 7-minute walking distance from her apartment.
I love this show. Yoriko is quite embarrassing and almost all of her problems are self-induced and wouldn't be problems for anyone else, but I can't help but feel for her anyway and the situations are hilarious.

>Majisuka Gakuen 4
More of the same shit, the acting is worse than ever, I consider dropping this.

>Hana Moyu
Taiga drama of the year, mainly watching because of actors: Mao Inoue, Kengo Kora and Masahiro Higashide, will probably put it on hold and marathon it.

>Utsukusiki Wana - Zanka Ryoran
>34-years-old Rika Ikeda has an affair with 54-years-old Sota Kashiwagi.
All of the characters act questionably in at least one way so I don't feel any sympathy for anyone, but they sure are fascinating to watch.

>Second Love
I'm not big on romance dramas, but the pairing is good and I like Kamenashi Kazuya's acting.

>Dakara Koya
>Morimura Tomomi is a housewife scorned by her husband and two sons, and yet she continues to protect the family. On her 46th birthday, she leaves home in disgust and embarks on a 1,200 km journey.
The message is okay, but this one is mostly aimed at women, gonna drop it.

>Ouroboros
Probably the best drama this year. Full of action and suspense, and of course, stellar leads -- Toma Ikuta and Shun Oguri, also Juri Ueno.

>Gakkou no Kaidan
I'm only watching this because everyone is so pretty.

>Things I'm interested in, but no subs:
Keibuho Sugiyama Shintaro ~ Kichijoji-sho Jiken File
Oniichan Gacha
War of Money
Ryusei Wagon

Also, MOZU was the best drama of 2014.