Also the Uniqlo had One Piece Shirts

[mousapelli]

sore all over from walking around all yesterday, but the trip to the Kino's was totally worth it, since I got the Sept winkup and potato, and also a book for the new kinds of questions for the JLPT listening section.

Which i'm going to fail! a lot! sadface. Also, picked up a reader for elementary Japanese kids that's got a bunch of little stories for reading practice. I really like the series, but I probably should have shot a little lower than I did, since the 4th grade is proving to be a bit tough. wah, shameful.

I'm finished rewatching SPN 3 and starting on 4. I'm also done watching Scrap Teacher and trying to figure out what to watch raw next. Rachel suggested the Gokusens, but if they all talk like thugs I won't get much out of it. Anybody got any other suggestions? See above about my Japanese listening skills, so the dialogue can't really be any more difficult than Scrap Teacher's.

Comments

[kira-shadow.livejournal.com]

mh
if you want to stay with a school drama how about Nobuta?

[mousapelli.livejournal.com]

That's true, I haven't watched that yet. School dramas do seem to be easier, just because the vocabulary is more familiar than with a lot of other things (although less so for me than most people since I've never taken an actual Japanese class).

I was thinking maybe Buzzer Beat or something as well. Medical or police or lawyer dramas are all pretty much out. Yukan club is full of morons as I recall, I could try that.

[snowqueenofhoth.livejournal.com]

Yukan Club IS full of morons. That should work out all right, I think. Most of the plot really isn't important/is non-existant.

You haven't seen NOBUTA? WHAT?!

Another drama I enjoyed was Anego (really, really stupid, and also has Jin... aka, it's really, really stupid, and I enjoyed it a lot).