i'm supposed to read up on current events and relearn to write a composition decently, but i opted to finished watching hana kimi (japanese version) instead. to those who have no knowledge about hana kimi (where have you been?hiding underneath an ancient rock somewhere in madagascar?!), it is about a japanese girl from america who transferred to an all-boys school in japan and disgused herself as a boy to "fulfill a personal task". a taiwanese version and a japanese one almost simultaneously running on free tv right now. the former airs on ABSCBN, while the latter is on GMA. but i got hooked with the japanese adaptation (note:hana kimi is an anime) since i get to watch it after work because all the buses bound to cavite from manila are all tuned in to ch7.
i should say i love japanese movies and djoramas (their version of telenovelas if i'm correct) because they are very japanese. though at times exaggerated and more anime-esque to our taste, they still firmly stick with their style and never try to "westernized" their work. sure they had their fair share of overt cheesiness and cliches (when mizuki bid farewell to her newfound friends, i nearly wallowed) but at least they are bounded to their unique japanese style. hence, hana kimi and hanayori dango (yes, i once got addicted to it, too) had introduced something fresh from my tear-weary and bitch-slapping-infested tv habit. 
above all, i think japanese guys are scorching and hence my newest quest in life is to look for a japanese papa! hahahahaha! and like any other hana kimi (jap version) aficionado, i too had fallen under the spell of the very kawaii toma ikuta! for one, he was able to pull off nakatsu's character perfectly. i was actually rooting for him and mizuki (the girl) because their chemistry is so good. unfortunately, he is not the one who got injured and can't do high jump anymore (sorry for the spoiler).
now i have a valid reason to go to japan and stay their for a long while. I HAVE TO SEE HIM IN FLESH. hahahaha! geez i knew i should have studied nihonngo instead of french..hmm nah, je t'aime la langue française. toma ikuta peut attendre.hehehe..
pebi talking in gibberish again around 6:21 PM
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