Japanese Drama｜Kotaro lives alone - I rarely watch Japanese dramas, one episode after another

 In Netflix, I was attracted by the cartoons running on the homepage, because I rarely watched cartoons when I was a child, and I wanted to reminisce about the taste of watching cartoons.

As a result, when I clicked in, it was actually played by a real person. The little boy was very cute.

turn out to be

"Kotaro Lives Alone" is a manga, he was adapted into animation and TV series, and I watched TV series.

The content tells the story of 5-year-old Kotaro, who lives alone for some reasons, showing his ability to take care of himself over his age, while the neighbors in the same building are surprised from the beginning, and then gradually get to know Kotaro.

Each episode is about 20 minutes, short, because I really want to know why Kotaro lives alone, so I watch it episode by episode, and then the answer slowly emerges.

There are actually very deep reasons in it. Looking at things from the perspective of a child is an aspect that adults usually don’t think about. At first glance, you may feel: Huh?

But if you think about it, it makes sense.

 There is a scene where Kotaro is reading a newspaper. I think when I was a child, I didn't like reading newspapers very much.

This scene may be to show the 5-year-old Kotaro's transcendence and independence.

It's an interesting show

Although the exaggerated acting skills of Japanese dramas are not my type

(I prefer Korean dramas)

But I'm still episode after episode :)