5 Recommendations for Japanese Dramas That Contain Valuable Life Lessons, Inspirational Entertainment

Kapanlagi.com - Japanese dramas that contain life lessons have long been a favorite among dorama lovers. With deep stories and developing characters, Japanese dramas with valuable life lessons often provide valuable insights into various aspects of human life. Thus, not only entertaining, these types of Japanese dramas can also be a source of inspiration and motivation for viewers.

Japanese dramas that contain life lessons often tell stories about life in general, family relationships, and personal struggles. This type of Japanese drama always offers a unique perspective that can help viewers reflect on their own lives. Japanese dramas with life lessons have strong narratives and profound moral messages, making them a perfect choice for those looking for entertainment as well as enlightenment.

So, are you interested in watching Japanese dramas that contain life lessons? If so, just check out the following list of recommendations and their reviews.

1. MY STORY IS LONG (2019)

MY STORY IS LONG (credit: mydramalist)

One of the Japanese dramas that contains life lessons is MY STORY IS LONG or also known by the title IF TALKING PAID. This drama tells the story of Mitsuru Kishibe, a 31-year-old single man who decides to run a coffee business. However, it turns out that the business he runs fails.

This failure becomes a heavy blow for Mitsuru, to the point where he is reluctant to make an effort and is inactive in searching for a new job. Mitsuru, who is depressed, then lives with his mother who also owns a café. One day, Mitsuru's older sister appears, causing conflict in the family. The reason is that Mitsuru's sister believes her brother's way of life is just running away from reality.

2. ISEKAI IZAKAYA

ISEKAI IZAKAYA

ISEKAI IZAKAYA "NOBU" is a Japanese drama that contains unique life lessons combining elements of fantasy and cuisine. The story follows Nobuyuki Yazawa, the owner of an izakaya (Japanese-style bar) who discovers that his restaurant has a magical door that connects to a medieval fantasy world.

Through interactions with customers from another world, Nobuyuki and his assistant, Shinobu, learn about acceptance, empathy, and the power of food in bringing together people from different backgrounds. ISEKAI IZAKAYA "NOBU" teaches that hospitality and delicious food can bridge cultural differences and create meaningful connections.

3. PENSION: LOVE IS PINK (2020)

PENSION: KOI WA MOMOIRO (credit: mydramalist)

PENSION: LOVE IS PINK is also a Japanese drama that contains life lessons about love, friendship, and finding one's purpose in life. The drama tells the story of Shiro managing the inn "Koi wa Momoiro" or "Love Is Pink" together with his daughter, Haru. The inn is located on the outskirts of Tokyo.

Haru has issues with her legs. Despite this, Haru works hard and tries to attract more guests. This is in contrast to her father, Shiro, who is not very interested in drawing in more guests. Meanwhile, there is also Yoshio, a young man who starts working part-time and lives at "Love Is Pink". Many valuable life lessons can be learned from their meaningful interactions.

4. PENSION METSA (2021)

PENSION METSA (credit: mydramalist)

PENSION METSA is a Japanese drama that contains life lessons about healing and starting anew. This drama tells the story of a lodge located in the middle of the Nagano forest. The lodge becomes the residence of a woman named Tenko, who spends her retirement alone.

Every day, the lodge is visited by various guests from all over the world. With each of her guests, Tenko engages in deep and interesting conversations. Sometimes, Tenko also reveals her secrets and touching life stories. In those moments, Tenko discovers the true meaning of peace in her secluded home in the mountains.

5. LION NO OYATSU (2021)

LION NO OYATSU (credit: mydramalist)

LION NO OYATSU is a Japanese drama that contains meaningful life lessons. LION NO OYATSU tells the story of "Lion's House," which can be interpreted as "House of Lions," the name of a hospital located on a beautiful island.

The people who live there are those who have a short life expectancy. One of them is Shizuku, a 29-year-old woman who has been told since she was young how long she would live, who comes to spend the rest of her life there. She feels a bit regretful because she hasn't had the chance to mend her relationship with her family before coming.

Days at the "House of Lions" are always filled with laughter and tears. At the "House of Lions," there is a snack time when the residents are allowed to request snacks from their childhood memories. However, it turns out that Shizuku cannot choose any snacks. So, what will Shizuku do in the last days of her life?

These are some recommendations for Japanese dramas that contain valuable life lessons. Happy watching!

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