“Kazuha, how are you? Are there dramas you’re watching?”
– 100 Days of Deception!
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— ( ｡ •̀ ᴖ •́｡) (@pupucutepretty) November 9, 2026
1. It’s quite popular. I hope those who were ignorant of history might learn something through this drama…
2. Even the dumbest person wouldn’t look at that and mistake it for fiction.
If she’s watching it, that’s actually a point in her favor… but I do worry, since she’s been hyped up as an “idol with a good head on her shoulders”, that she might get backlash if she mentions watching works that are embroiled in right-wing controversies (or, more accurately, works by creators with such backgrounds).
If people have the energy to go after Kazuha, they should go stage a protest in front of the Japanese Embassy instead
3. She’s likable
4. I wonder what she’s thinking when watching that drama?
5. I bet she’s watching this thinking it’s fantasy?
6. I’m not really inclined to view it in a positive light, the fact that Japanese people watch dramas set during the Japanese colonial period without any real thought or critical awareness. It’s possible that watching such dramas might change her perspective, but I’ve actually encountered Japanese people who, even after watching Mr. Sunshine, insisted that there was no need for Japan to apologize to Korea
7. It’s good that she’s watching it though, there’s nothing to hate
8. Even if you watch it without thinking, if a Japanese person mentions a drama depicting Japanese atrocities, is there anything to criticize?
9. She’s allowed to watch it, but I wonder what goes behind her head when she’s watching it
10. Seriously I’m criticizing Japanese people watching this drama because nothing is going on behind their heads