Showing posts with label Nakajima Yuto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nakajima Yuto. Show all posts

2015-05-22

Sensei Wa Erai! →2008

Time for another review - da-hsj

In fact I have to say, I laughed like 300 times watching Sensei Wa Erai. It's also a very sweet drama. I think it's a chibi thing for Hey! Say! JUMP. Yuri, Yuto and Daiki get a lot of attention in this short filmed show more than Yamada and honestly that makes me happy. (Don't get me wrong, I love Yamada!) It's just Yamada got a lot of attention in other dramas. But I like the way the characters were in this.

It's about a Sensei Uzaken. He is not a bad teacher but nor a good one. Souta, played by Yuto Nakajima, tells his ex-friend Gonjou that his teacher is so wonderful and lies. After realizing that he lied and now has to actually change the teacher he gets help from his friends Wata, played by Chinen Yuri and Takekura, played by Daiki Arioka. In a twist of tragic events their teacher gets sick. 

Now, now, I don't want to spoil anything so I'm just going to say, WOW, this was not what I expected. But there are also funny parts. Like Souta and his Shibuya obsession:

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Or him trying to act cool at Shibuya with his brother's clothing. LMAO:


Wata's like...'???' 

Another drama, Scrap Teacher was filmed the same time as Sensei Wa Erai starring the same people. If you're a HSJ fan there's a 101% chance you've seen it. Or if you like SexyZone. To see the review click the heart→  One thing that made me so annoyed in the movie was Gonjou was a bit snobby! But as usual he was kawaii...so I guess that makes everything okay. Since this is one of the first j-dramas I ever watched (2nd to be exact) I would recommend this. Especially if you love Dork Lord, Chii, Penguin and Mountain-chan.


2015-05-19

Scrap Teacher Review!→2008

Hello~! da-hsj speaking.

I have been watching Scrap Teacher for so long and no lie, I always play the episodes over and over again. Some people do not like the dorama, because it's so cheesy and cliché. I'm not going to argue but I love it.

It's about Sensei Sugi, played by Kamiji Yusuke, a new teacher at a school that is closing down. The students take this as advantage to go crazy all about around the school. Basically they litter, smoke, draw on walls, break windows, you get the point. But there is one student who still cares and his name is Kusaka, played by Yuto Nakajima. Three new mysterious transfer students join to  try to help the school.


From left to right one of the transfers is named Irie played by Daiki Arioka, Takasugi played by Ryosuke Yamada and Yoshida played by Yuri Chinen.

In some episodes they have stunts the boys perform. Some of it is cool and some, not so much. In episode five they had to do some. Takasugi did bike tricks and and Irie did skateboard flips. Yoshida had the biggest role in jumping from rooftop buildings. In the show the teachers and students are very active characters and play big roles--even if it's just for one episode. They also have comedy in it which makes it better. Like how Takasugi has problems with being "popular" or "handsome." Or that he has a really good voice but he can't sing in a choir. And Yoshida's obsession with plants! Over time they help class 2B, (Sensei Sugi's class) and the school. Although Takasugi, Yoshida and Irie are very cold in the show, you still love them! 

Sometimes I do wish someone like the Sensei's in the show would come teach at my school. Or that I'd hopefully meet someone like Takasugi, Yoshida or Irie. As old as this show is trust me, this show will give you feels as long as you like Hey! Say! JUMP or SexyZone and inspirational cheesy j-dramas. 

Ryosuke, Yuto, Yuri and Daiki are little super delicate dumplings I'm the drama. So chibi omg. 

And this short filmed show is not only good in general but it has an amazing OST. While filming Scrap Teacher they also were filming another short dorama, called Sensei Wa Erai! This one is a comedy and is much more lighter and happier than Scrap Teacher. Plus Yuto is pretty damn funny. To see that review click this. ♥  So, here's to the first j-drama I ever watched (ik quite lame). Rooting on Scrap Teacher!