So, you guys. I am going to start up a few different classes starting in April (since it's the beginning of the school year in Japan), and one that I'm planning to start is an Asian drama discussion group. Why? Because I can. :D So, I was wondering if anyone has suggestions on what might be good. A couple of things I'm trying to keep in mind
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I saw that were you teaching an Asian drama discussion group, and I think that's awesome. Good luck!
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Something with substance that would be exciting and possibly applicable is Maou. It deals with good and evil themes and also themes of forgiveness, revenge, etc. I think this would provide a good Moral discussion but there is murder so also take caution.
Nobuta wo Produce may be the cleanest and is self-empowering so that may be good.
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So Maou and Nobuta, you say? Noted. :D Thanks for your opinion! Maou is one of my all-time favorites, so I've been kinda leaning toward it, but I'm trying not to choose it just because I like it, haha.
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I was kinda thinking that too! And kind of looking at where the different characters are coming from, their motives and stuff, you know? Hmmmm, we shall see~
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I think JIN brings up interesting topics -if you could change the future using the past, what would you do? Do you think the past should be changed in that way?
Ryusei no Kizuna brings up good points about revenge and family closeness.
Would you go that far to avenge a family member?
On a side note, I find that a common theme in jdramas is their "ganbatte" mentality, probably because it's so pervasive in their culture (but you would know more about your audience than I would ^^). You could probably discuss how God fits into that mentality.
Sounds very exciting, plus you'll have a lot to work with :) Good luck!
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