What I've been watching lately 2024 #1

I'm back with another show recommendation post. As usual, you'll find mostly anime, Japanese & Korean shows. I'm trying to accumulate a good amount of non-asian shows or movies to make another post. 

So, in no particular order, let's start!

ANIME

☆ A sign of affection

This one was a recommendation from the bestie and it was defo worth watching. It's the story of Yuki Itose, a deaf college student. She randomly meets Itsuomi Nagi and they start a very cute relationship. They are very different and want to learn more about each other's world. 

The anime has 12 episodes and it's just... beautiful! Plus, all the characters have good fashion and hairstyles, hehe. It is pretty recent and I really hope they release a second season cuz, there are still so many things I'd like to see!!

☆ From up on Poppy Hill

This movie is set in 1963 Yokohama, Japan and I just loooove movies that show old Japan. The story is about Umi Matsuzaki, a 16-year-old girl, whose life changes after meeting Shun. Together they work hard to save their school's club, located in a very old house. 

At first I thought I was not going to be that interested in the movie but, as I continued watching, the story caught my attention. In a way, it is a bit of a love sotry with some emotional moments as well as funny ones.

DRAMAS & SHOWS

☆ Fishbowl Wives

I was not expecting to finish watching this show but, I did and, I actually liked it. Fishbowl wives follows the story of Hiraga Sakura and the stories of six different women in unhappy marriages, they all live in the same fancy building. In a way, some of this stories connect at some point. This show has a lot of drama, nudity and a cute yet sad love story between Sakura and Haruto. 

It's a good show.

☆ My husband won't fit

After watching Fishbowl Wives, Netflix recommended this one. For some reason, I thought it was going to be a funny show  but, it really wasn't. Kumiko and Kenichi meet in college, they fall in love and even get married. They seem to have a happy marriage but, they have a small problem, as the title says, he won't fit. This brings some drama to the story and makes the couple face some problems. I wouldn't say this is one of my favorite shows ever but, it's a good one.

☆ House of Ninjas

House of Ninjas is about a retired Ninja family, trying to live a normal life but, eventually, they'll be "forced" to return to some missions. Very bad summary, I know, hehe. I do have to say it is a good show, I binge watched in one weekend (it's only 8 episodes long). Even tho it is an action show, it also has some drama and even a little comedy. I really enjoyed it. Really looking forward to a second season.

☆ An incurable case of love

I only watched this drama because of Take-chan, I love him way too much and I'd watch anything he does but, this one wasn't my favorite. Not that I didn't like it, I just didn't love it. It's a romantic comedy in which Sakura, a young girl, falls in love with a doctor after seeing him saving a life on the street. She decides to become a nurse in order to meet him again. When they finally start working together, she realizes he is not what she expected. In the end, the end up falling in love but you know, she has to face a lot before getting there.

The story kinda reminded me of Playful Kiss (one of my all-time favs) a little, especially because of the super cold, perfectionist male and the clumsy but sweet and caring female characters. It is the classic romantic comedy.

I did love to see Take-chan playing this cold, serious type of guy. I have a thing for this personality, hehehe.

☆ Morimoto's sushi master

This might be a little random but, we have a cooking competition! I do enjoy them but rarely follow them til the end. But, for some reason, I binge watched this one. This one was, as the name says, a sushi competition. Most of the food looked SO GOOD it made me hungry everytime I watched. 

And, that is it for this recommendations post. As usual, let me know if you have watched some of these or, if you'd like to. Also, feel free to send me some recommendations too!

See you next time~! ♡

Playboy Docuseries + Story Time~!

 

This is going to be one of those recommendations /story time kind of post so it might be a little all over the place. Thing is, as I was planning this blog post, some memories came back and I just felt like sharing them in here because of the nostalgia.

Where to begin? I think I've randomly mentioned it a couple of times but, back in the early 2000's I was obsessed with Playboy. And that was thanks to my cousin who introduced us (me & my sister) to E's reality show The Girls Next Door, which showed Hugh Hefner's life at the Playboy Mansion with his 3 girlfriends at the time, Holly, Bridget and Kendra. It was cool cuz each of us could relate to one of them so, it was perfect! We all choose our favorite and obsessed over the way they lived. Reality TV was super entertaining back then. I remember we even used to call my uncle "Hef" cuz, in our minds, he looked a little like him.

We would try to find Playboy merch everywhere and buy as much as we could, we even got some of our friends to watch the show so we could have a "bigger" Playboy world, haha. I'm gonna be sharing some of the pics I found from that Playboy era, it's crazy to think this was SO long ago!

I do have to say I was hesitant to share some pics and didn't include many because most of the people in those pics are no longer part of my life and it'd be a little weird~ The ones I'm sharing with other people are because there was no other way to show you certain things. 

Very bad quality photos but, I did wear a bunny costume once, and I was more than happy! I wore it to a small anime event. I actually made the costume when I was studying fashion design. It wasn't perfect but, it worked. Sadly, I no longer have it but I know I would gladly wear it again if I had the chance!

Bunny ears beacause, there was nothing more Playboy than that, haha. 
Extra note: My cousin & I aka Holly and Bridget, haha.

Playboy clothes! They were kinda hard to find tho. I wore the grey one on the left A LOT!

I even had my nails done with a small, cute PB bunny on both thumbs.

Left: My uncle had this painting of him and he thought that was so Hef!
Right: Wearing my sister's bunny necklace.

Even TinkerBell wore a bunny tee ♡
It makes me so happy to see these pics, I miss her so much.

I had 2 or 3 bunny necklaces, including a playboy club key, but I couldn't find a decent pic of them and I don't have them anymore. I still have some PB related things tho, like this necklace that, I know was a gift, I just don't remember from whom.

Pic 1: Our family van had a playboy sticker! I'm sure my dad wasn't the happiest about it.
Pic 2: Of course we went to watch The House Bunny. I think my outfit wasn't the best choice for it, hehe.
Pic 3: I totally forgot about this but, when I turned 21, my friend decorated the classroom with playboy bunnies. I only have that pic but he randomly put bunnies around the place.
Pic 4: Mys sister & I decided to make a small graveyard on halloween because they did something like that on the PB mansion. My tombstone says: "Playmate of every year... Died sexy and beautiful" Love it, hahaha.

Left: Pic of bunny Mon & Kenny, South Park style by my sister.
Right: Random pic of me at this car event. I saved this pic as "A little piece of home, everywhere we go" 😂

When each of the girlfriends left the mansion I stopped watching the show. I think I watched until season 5, it was just not the same without them. And even tho my obsession wasn't as big anymore, I always kept this love for the Playboy world I saw on that reality show. I never stopped follwing Bridget Marquardt tho, she was my favorite and I had so much in common with her that I always liked the things she did after Playboy. I especially enjoy her Ghost Magnet and Girls Next Level podcast with Holly Madison.

Back then I saw Playboy as a magazine that showed how beautiful and sexy women were, never thought of it as a bad thing, and even tho I never owned an actual magazine, I loved the covers and always felt happy to see some in stores. I know that now, and especially after Hef's passing, the whole Playboy life wasn't as glam as it looked. And that leads us to my recommendations, hehe.

Some of you already know but, I'm into morbid stuff so, when I found out about these 2 shows, I was super excited. I was not planning to talk about the first one cuz it's not that new and I briefly mentioned it in a show recommendation post but I will include it because it's still related. 

So, the first show is Secrets of Playboy, which is an A&E 2 season documentary that exposes everything that happened "behind the scenes" in the playboy world. It features former playmates, bunnies, ex girlfriends and even staff memmbers who share their not-so-good experiences with Hugh Hefner and other people involved with him throughout the years. It also shares how the brand ruined many women's lives by just being associated with it. This docuseries is defo dark and eye opening. 

Season 1 has 12 episodes, while season 2 only has 8. Honestly, I liked the first season a lot more but both are worth watching.

And now, being the true crime fan that I am, I couldn't miss this next show, The Playboy Murders. It is another 2 season docuseries that covers murder cases involving people from Playboy, especially models and bunnies. This show is hosted by Holly Madison and also features people who knew the victims. It's pretty good. ---------------------------------

Both seasons are 6 episodes long.

After watching both shows, I do see things differently but, the love I have for the "Playboy" I knew is still there in way. Is it weird? I rewatched the GND 5 seasons not long ago and I enjoyed it as much as I did years ago. It's just funny to see how much has changed since then. Hehe.

That was a fun blast from the past! Let me know if you like this kind of posts where I share some obsessions I had in a story time kind of style cuz, I do have many and I love remembering and finding things to share in here! LOL.

Here are other walks down memory lane if you feel like reading more:

Blast from the past! My old "Skins" inspired look + podcast recommendation

Once upon a time, I was a Shinigami...

I'll see you next time~! ♡

xx Bunny Mon 🐰

What I've been watching lately 2024

I think I've watched enough things to make another post about the shows I've liked lately-ish. I know some of this shows aren't new but I've been acumulating them for a while now so, we're doing this. These are my first recommendations of 2024, hehe.

Let's start with some anime. 

✩ My Happy Marriage

This 12 episode anime about Saimori Miyo, who lives a life of servitude by her abusive stepmother because she doesn't seem to have supernatural powers. Miyo is forced to have an arranged marriage. Her fiancee is known to be cold and cruel but with time, she discovers that he isn't as bad as everyone says. As they start opening to each other, they realize they might find true love and happiness.

It is a supernatural anime but it's also a love story with lots of drama and beautiful scenery. Honestly, it is beautiful visually wise, that was the first thing that caught my attention, plus Kudo-san is SO handsome, hehe. I'm hoping we will get a second season cuz, there are so many questions and situations that need answers!!

✩ Horimiya Piece

I don't think I could call this a second season because it isn't exactly a continuation of the previos season, it is more of a complement that shows an expansion of the story we saw before, including flashbacks and random bits of  daily life. 

It has 13 episodes and even tho, some people think it's not the same as the first season, I loved it. I haven't rewatched it yet as I did with the other one but, I would! 

✩ Jujutsu Kaisen Season 2

The second season of Jujutsu Kaisen is divided in two parts, the first episodes work as a prequel of the Jujutsu Kaisen 0 movie (that I haven't watched yet), that shows the past of Gojo sensei and Geto and, the other part is the Shibuya incident, that takes us back to the present and is the continuation of the 1st season.

Don't get me wrong, I really enjoyed this season, it was exciting but, I liked the first one a lot more. Maybe because I felt more connected to the characters and their stories a lot more or, because I haven't watch the movie yet. Idk. Anyway, I'm looking forward to the next season!

✩ Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan

This show is basically a 2023 adaptation of the manga or a... remake? I don't know but I've been loving it! I'm sure most of you know the story but, to keep it short, "Himura Kenshin is a vagabond with a dark past and sunny disposition; his travels lead him to Tokyo, and he befriends a female Kendo master." 

The character designs is really pretty and, even tho I've heard some people aren't loving 100%, it's been so nostalgic and fun for me to watch. Plus, I'll watch anything and everything Rurouni Kenshin related. I love Kenshin way too much.

It aired back in July and ended in December with 24 episodes but, it'll have a second part this year, “Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Disturbance“, it'll cover the Kyoto/Shishio arc. I lit can't wait!

✩ Blue Eye Samurai

I don't know if I can include this as anime but, we're still putting it here. Hehe.

To keep it short, this story is about Mizu, a samurai who lives life in disguise, seeking revenge. It has 8 episodes and has a little bit of everything, action, drama, funny moments and, lots of blood. I do have to say, it's not for kids tho. It's also viasually pleasing

✩ Why Didn't I Tell You a Million Times? (100万回 言えばよかった)

Everytime I watch a new drama, I say I don't want to watch something with people dying or getting sick because they make me cry but, somehow I always end up watching those types of dramas. I chose this drama because of Take-chan, I love him way too much. 

I don't want to spoil the story so, here's the summary from Netflix: "Reunited as adults, childhood friends fall madly in love and won't let anything -- not even death -- tear them apart."

This drama only has 10 episodes and it's super engaging. It makes you laugh, cry and love Take-chan more! I loved it. The only thing that didn't make me 100% happy was that I felt like some things didn't have a proper closure. Idk. But, I defo, defo recommend it.

✩ Unlocked

This is a 2023 South Korean psychological thriller about a woman whose life is about to become a nightmare after a crazy man finds her phone and starts tracking her every move. It's a good movie and even tho, the stalker was dangerous, it wasn't as invincible as they are in American movies. Plus it was kinda scary to see what people is capable of doing through a phone.

✩ Densha Otoko (電車男)

Densha Otoko is a 2005 Japanese drama that was recommended by a friend. It's the story of an otaku who saves a beautiful woman from a drunk man on the train, he falls for her and starts sharing his story on an online forum and all the members there help him to get closer to her. Their relationship develops in a funny (and sometimes dramatic) ways, especially because they are way too different, at the same time, Yamada, the otaku, builds a strong friendship with all the members from the forum.

I really enjoyed this drama, but especially loved how they portrayed online friendships cuz, I do believe you can also make special relationships with people online. 

This drama has 11 episodes and 2 specials. Misaki Ito is absolutely gorgeous and, I was ver surprised to see Oguri Shun, who was my crush in Boys Over Flowers. He was looking as goos as always, hehe.

So, even tho it is an old drama, I still think it's worth watching. I believe there are some remakes now and also an anime version that I haven't watched.

Shun-kun ♡

And, that is going to be it for this post. As I'm typing this, I already finished other shows but, I think I'll save them for another recommendations post. Let me know if you have watched some of these or, if you're planning to do it.

See you next time~! 💋

What I've been watching lately | Summer 2023 |

Summer came with lots of new anime seasons and I couldn't be happier about it. But, some of them are not over yet so, I'm only including the ones I'm done watching. Also, some of these shows are not Summer shows and I watched some of the before it started but, I really enjoyed them and wanna recommend them.

As expected, we have some anime and kdrama as a part of this list. Let's do this!

☆ The Glory 

This K-drama was my mom's recommendation, we waited every week to watch a new episode. It is a revenge, psychological thriller about a woman who was badly bullied at school. This made her drop out of school and start focusing her life on planning her revenge. I gotta say it was super different to the dramas I usually watch and, I loved it. There was no plain, boring episode. Apparently this 16 episode long show is based on a true story.

☆ Good Bad Mother

This k-drama is said to be a family, comedy, slice-of-life kind of show but I'd say it's pretty dramatic too. It's about a prosecutor who has an accident that leaves him with the mind of a child, this will help him to heal his relationship with his mom. It is 14 episodes long and they are a roller coaster of emotions. It made me cry! In the end it is a beautiful story, defo worth checking out.

☆ Sweet Magnolias Season 3

I have talked about this show before cuz it's the 3rd season! As the previous seasons, the show follows the life of 3 longlife friends, their families, relationships and struggles living in a small town. I always enjoy watching this show, they just take forever to release new seasons and that makes me forget some things that happened in the previous seasons. Oh well. This season only has 10 episodes that went by super fast. Now I can't wait for another season.

☆ Yamada-kun

I won't talk about this one much because I have a separate post dedicated to it. Yeah, I loved it that much. Hehehe. But I do have to say it is defo worth watching. I can't wait for a second season!

If you wanna check the blog post, click here!

☆ Oshi No Ko

I'm sure most of you have heard or even seen this anime but, I still want to include it because, it's something completely different from what I've seen and, I really liked it. It was a recommendation from a friend and, once I started it, it didn't take long for me to get caught up. 

The first episode is a longer episode (we can call it a mini movie) and works as an introduction of what will happend later in the show and why.

Synopsis is from My anime list:

"In the entertainment world, celebrities often show exaggerated versions of themselves to the public, concealing their true thoughts and struggles beneath elaborate lies. Fans buy into these fabrications, showering their idols with undying love and support, until something breaks the illusion. Sixteen-year-old rising star Ai Hoshino of pop idol group B Komachi has the world captivated; however, when she announces a hiatus due to health concerns, the news causes many to become worried.

As a huge fan of Ai, gynecologist Gorou Amemiya cheers her on from his countryside medical practice, wishing he could meet her in person one day. His wish comes true when Ai shows up at his hospital—not sick, but pregnant with twins! While the doctor promises Ai to safely deliver her children, he wonders if this encounter with the idol will forever change the nature of his relationship with her."

It has 11 episodes with a bit of everything, comedy, mystery, drama, etc. The characters are great and I think what I liked the most about it, is the fact that it covers dark real life situations.

☆ Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii 

Same as with Yamada-kun, I have a post about it and the live action movie. In this case, I recommend the anime a lot more than the movie. It's not that it's bad but, I didn't love it.

Wanna read about the anime, click here.

Wanna read about the movie, click here.

And, that's that guys. I might share another show recommendation post when I finish the shows I'm cuttenly watching. 

See you next time~! ♡

What I've been watching lately 2023

Channeling my inner Orihime Inoue, hehe.

I'm currently waiting for some of my favorite anime to release new seasons and Spring break is close so, I thought it'd be a good moment to share some of the show's I've watched in case someone wants some ideas or has time to watch them. As usual, we have some anime and Japanese shows you can find on Netflix.

Let's get into it!

☆ Gokushufudou (The way of the househusband) Season 2

I already shared this anime last year, when I watched the first season. Tatsu is a former Yakuza who's now living as a househusband. Season 2 has only 5 episodes so far, I'm not sure if they will release more cuz according to the internet, it's supposed to be 10 episodes long. Each episode has like 2 or 3 mini stories and they always make me laugh a lot.

☆ The Makanai: Cooking for the Maiko House

This is an absolutely beautiful show about two best friends who move to Kyoto to follow their dream of becoming maiko but as time passes, they discover they have different skill and goals. I loved this show so much, not only because everthing is just so... cozy and beautiful but also because of the way they show the friendship between these two girls, they way they support each other and become each other's family while they work to make their dreams come true. Also the food! This is one of those shows that will make you hungry as you watch. Hehe. It is very short tho, it only has 9 episodes that went by super fast!

Recommended 1000%

☆ Junji Ito Maniac: Tales of the Macabre

I've always loved Junji Ito and the Nexflix series was not an exception. It shows 20 short horror stories in 12 episoeds. Apparently, they are the most famous stories from the author. Some of them are scary, some others just very weirs but, all of them are very interesting. Defo worth watching if you're a horror fan like me.

☆ Kantaro The Sweet Tooth Salary Man

This is a show I started watching years ago, then stopped, then started again until I recently finished it. It is a very awkward show that follows Kantaro, a salary man who likes to eat sweets and desserts in between working hours. He goes around, visiting restaurants and trying their desserts in a very secretly way. Cuz he shows himself as a very serious, almost emotionless person at work. I mostly watched it because of the desserts, haha. They show the preparation and ingredients behind each of them. 

This show is 12 episodes long and, as the show goes, we'll meet other characters too. I don't know if I'd recommend it 100% but, it's entertaining.

☆ Detective Conan: The Culprit Hanzawa

This one is a spinoff of the Detective Conan anime that I love but still have a lot to get caught up with. in this 12 episode long series, we follow a black-silhouetted character, like the culprits we see on the show. He moves to Beika to complete his plan of killing someone. It is a funny show and we see cameos of the original characters in every episode, I loved that.

The show goes by pretty fast without becoming boring. If you like Detective Conan, you'd enjoy it too.

☆ Old enough!

I think I mentioned this show on a previous post. If you don't know this show, it is a very popular Japanese show that follows very young children going on their first errands ever. It's super cute amd lightweight. Season 2 has 10 episodes and they not just show the kids on their errand but they also show what happened to them years later.

☆ Aggretsuko season 5

Lastly we have Aggretsuko season 5. This season has 10 episodes and is mostly focused on Haida and Retsuko. Honestly it was my least favorite but sadly, it will be the last one. I've been following the show since 2018 so, I'm defo gonna miss it so much.

And there you have it guys, some show recommendations if you need ideas for this Spring break. If Japanese shows are not your thing, I have a small list of non-Asian shows that I might share soon.

See you next time~! ♡

What I've been watching lately 2022 #3

With the Winter holidays coming, I thought it'd be the right time to share some of the shows I've watched in these past months. They are not Christmas related tho. I'm not really into those~

I have a long list so, I only chose he ones I liked the most. Maybe I'll make a part 2 later. This one will be mostly focused on anime and kdrama. Mom and I have been binge watching kdrama lately.

Let's do this!

ANIME

☆ The Case Study of Vanitas

The story is set in the 19th century Paris, it's a bit of a vampire story with action, drama, mystery and magic. 

Noé Archiviste, a vampire, meets Vanitas, a human who claims to be a doctor for vampires, curing them of the curse of the Blue Moon vampire that causes them to act predatory against their will. To cure them he uses the Book of Vanitas, a book connected to the original Blue Moon Vampire, hated by the Red Moon Vampires who make up traditional vampire society. Noé and Vanitas join forces to cure vampires, but they are threatened by a force called Charlatan who seems to be responsible for corrupting sick vampires.

This anime is not something i'd normally watch, my bestie recommended it and I really enjoyed it. Noé and vanitas meet other characters along the way and we can see some of their background stories. The animation and design are beautiful, which is defo a plus. It has 24 episodes.

☆ Full Metal Panic 1st Section: Boy meets girl

Those who know me know how much I love this anime. It is defo on my top 5 list and I truly think it doesn't get as much attention and love as it should. I recently found out about this Boy meets girl movie and I just had to watch it. It is basically a recap of the first Full Metal Panic season where we meet Sagara Sosuke, a teen military who is sent to a high school to protect Chidori Kaname, a regular high school girl with a hot temper because apparently she's a target for being a "whispered". They have lots of adventures together and end up liking each other and becoming, somewhat, friends.

Full Metal Panic is an action, military anime with a hint of comedy. It has 5 seasons so far and apparently there will be 2 more movies like this. This one is from 2017. And I think it's a good way to see if you'd be interested in watching the whole show. I defo recommend it. 

☆ Bleach Thousand-Year Blood War

Many Bleach fans were super excited about this new arc. It aired back in October and it's still ongoing so, I'm not gonna spoil anything. Something I can say tho, is that this arc is a lot darker and has less funny scenes. But you can see how strong the bond between the main characters is now and how much they've grown. I'm also rewatching the original series, just to remember everything. 

☆ Rilakkuma's Theme Park Adventure

I'm not sure if this can be considered anime but, I'll include it here anyway. To me, it's like the second season of the Rilakkuma and Kaoru Netflix series that was just beautiful. This time their adventures are in an Amusement park. We see the OG characters and new ones they meet along the way. It is nice and fun but honestly, I liked the first season a lot more. It only has 8 episodes.

KDRAMA

☆ Little Women

This drama tells the story of three poor sisters (a reporter, an accountant and an arts student) who somehow get involved with a very rich family and get into sooooo much trouble for 70 billion won. There are also many mysteries around blue orchids... Idk. This drama is so weird yet so good. It's something I wouldn't pick by myself but, it caught my attention as soon as we started watching and binge watched until the end. You can find it on Netflix and only has 12 episodes.

☆ My liberation Notes

This kdrama is about 3 siblings who live in a small town and a mysterious (and hot) man. They are trying to find a way to changee their lives. I got to say that, even tho, I did like this drama, the story is sooooo slow. The first episodes feel all the same. It has 16 episodes but, in my opinion, they should come up with a second season cuz, their stories felt incomplete. I need more answers!

☆ Hi bye, Mama!

Hi Bye, mama! is a kdrama about a ghost woman who died by an accident and left a new born and a husband. She spent 5 years following them as a ghost. One day she gets a second chance in life and becomes human again. She has 49 days to return to her previous life if she wants to stay but, her husband is already remarried and she realises that things are not as easy as she thought.

This is a beautiful and fun drama but it was so difficult for me to watch. I cried a lot. We not only see the main character's story, we also see people around her struggling and the stories behind some ghosts and their families. It is 16 episodes long.

OTHERS

☆ Mom, don't do that!

Even tho it is not kdrama, it's still a drama, that's why I included it here. It is acomedy/drama from Taiwan about a 60 year old widow who decides to find love again and her 2 daughters. It basically show their struggles in life and relationships. Even tho it is a comedy, it also has some serious and emotional things. It made me cry a lot. It is my first time watching a Taiwanese drama and i have to say, I really enjoyed it. It is only 11 episodes long and you can find it on Netflix. 

☆ Midnight Diner

A while ago, I shared something about Midnight Diner Tokyo Stories and how much I loved it. The show is about a japanese diner, his owner "The master" and his costumers. Each episode tells the story of one of his costumers and the dish the like to eat there. Plus they share how to make some of these dishes. 

The only difference I find with the Tokyo Stories is that we have many more episodes here, divided in 3 seasons. 

☆ Tune in for love

This korean movie is about 2 people who fall in love in the 90's but for some reason, they keep losing contact and the time to be together never seems to be the right one. It's a romantic drama that was not bad but, wasn't my fav. 

☆ James May: Our Man in Japan

Lastly we have this documentary that isn't a drama or anime but, it's still about Japan. It's basically James may traveling around Japan and trying different foods, going places and experiencing the Japanese culture. I love these type of shows, hehe.

It has 12 episodes and you can find it on Prime Video. There's a nother season in a different country but, I haven't seen that one.

And that's it for this post, I didn't realize how many shows I actually watched these months~ and I'm sure there are others I'm forgetting. Anyway, hope you find something you'd be interested in watching. if so, let me know!!

See you next time~! ♡