The 33rd issue of Pacific Saury: We who have become collectors of Japanese dramas from generation to generation

"Saury" Issue No. 33 <~The Generations of Japanese TV Dramas~We Become Collectors> In the summer of 2016, I passed by Nakameguro because of an interview. Fortunately, I first met it when the sun was falling on the green leaves, because instead of the cherry blossoms blooming along the river in the "pilgrimage", I wanted to experience the heroine in the Japanese drama "The Supreme No Divorce" (Taiwanese translation of Long Live Divorce). Xia said: "Marry into a house where you can see cherry blossoms and live with people who hate cherry blossoms, but I rely on you more than you think." So after crossing the Sushan Bridge, I came to the real stage in the play, looking at the unremarkable small apartment above the laundry on the side of the road, recording the location of the classic lines of the famous screenwriter Yuji Sakamoto, and carrying me and this out. The time spent in Japanese dramas. Many people have a Japanese drama in their hearts, which represents their youth, love, or outlook on life. But in the real life outside the play, we are quietly becoming collectors because of Japanese TV dramas. In the past photos, we have cut the hairstyle of a certain character. In the closet, the protagonist who used to spend the pocket money is the same as the protagonist. Collection of jackets; collection of an original soundtrack and unlimited carousel of classic theme songs; collection of the taste of the protagonist in a Japanese drama, buying the speakers and sofas in the drama; collection of a recipe, recreating the dishes in the drama with similar utensils; or collection of a confession The means of bringing the love in the play to the favorite object. I think that the main body of Japanese dramas is precisely the details that make drama fans want to be "collectors." The drama will end, but the items left over from the drama, like unfinished scripts, enter everyone’s At home, in the parallel universe, we continue to compose the storyline with us as the protagonist. This issue of <~Japanese Drama Generations~We Become Collectors> does not discuss lines or scripts, but records how we who love to watch Japanese dramas truly become a "drama fan", discover the clues in the drama, and look forward to realizing the protagonist in our daily lives. Life. Through the professional perspective of Taiwan and Japanese architecture, we use perspective views to count single men and women, urban couples, or "houses" where the protagonists such as period dramas live. From the home layout, we can see the current life in Japan; from the trend that spans 30 years, Inventory the evolution of the "styling" that affects the hairstyles and clothing of street men and women; follow the physical album to listen to the meaning of the Japanese drama "music"; and invite the well-known Japanese culinary designer Nami Iijima to Taiwan for the first time to reveal the Japanese-style fried chicken in the "Quartet" In the "Cooking" unit, I remembered the gentleness of "Do you want to add lemon" again. Maybe we can’t become Taku Kimura because we wear an orange down jacket; nor can we become a soybean field with three ex-husbands because we boiled parent-child donuts, but we can try to add a little magic to our lives and make these collections accompany. Own memory. After many years, I visited Naka-Meguro several times, and completed the Meguro River flower viewing tour in spring. But I still like it the most. The first time I stood alone by the bridge in the summer, I collected the most everyday laundry scene without tourists. Perhaps, I can collect the most authentic moments of Japanese TV dramas, which makes people never unlovable. The reason for the Japanese drama.