[Fuji TV] CHANGE - Kimura Takuya,Fukatsu Eri (Spring 2008)

Kittie · Post time 7-7-2008 01:12 AM

mmg! giler kuasa tahap cipan! sian tul kat asakura... sib baik ramai org sokong die! tp ske ep.8, scene peluk tuh! haha... ade lak scene camtuh kat ofis PM...

bygkn scene camtuh di istana pak lah... haha... larikkkkkk!!!!!!!!!!!

timeoutzone · Post time 7-7-2008 09:38 AM

scene mana ek, yg miyama peluk asakura last scene tu ek..
scandal tu

nasib xde cermin kat bilik tu

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haha, nama paklah slalu dikaitkan dlm rumah ni.. mentang2 ni cite politik..

PM asakura tak cukup tido.. PM kita asik tido jek

whitedove · Post time 7-7-2008 05:05 PM

whitedove · Post time 7-7-2008 05:19 PM

whitedove · Post time 7-7-2008 05:20 PM

whitedove · Post time 7-7-2008 05:29 PM

forum_aje · Post time 7-7-2008 06:14 PM

epi 8 dah dload...tapi takde peluang nak tgk lagi...
sian kat PM nangis ujung2 epi 7 tuh..
aku yg tak PM ni pun kadang2 time2 tensen rasa nak nangis...

whitedove · Post time 8-7-2008 05:12 PM

Fukuda's Low-Key Style Frustrates Japanese
BY SEBASTIAN MOFFETT AND HIROKO TABUCHI

In the hot new Japanese TV drama "Change," Prime Minister Keita Asakura

is a dynamic 35-year-old with charisma. He nixes pork-barrel construction

projects in favor of more money for child care. After a deadly storm hits,

Mr. Asakura rushes to the scene, barking orders to bungling bureaucrats.

And he stands up to the U.S. in agriculture trade talks. "I have the

responsibility to protect the Japanese people," Mr. Asakura tells

enthralled voters. "I am one of you."

Meanwhile, Yasuo Fukuda -- Japan's actual prime minister -- has described

himself as "a shadow." When he hosts the Group of Eight in Japan next week,

he will be the oldest of the group's leaders, turning 72 this month. Since

he took office in September, he has been thwarted or held up in almost

everything he's tried to do -- from renewing a mission to help counter-

terrorism operations in Afghanistan to appointing a central bank governor.

"I don't feel that he has any leadership whatsoever," says Tomoyuki

Matsumoto, 42, who works for an insurance company in Tokyo.

Mr. Fukuda's passive tenure is increasingly frustrating the Japanese, as

the world's second largest economy struggles with a falling population. To

avoid this leading to declining living standards, economists say Japan

needs bold measures including more deregulation to promote faster growth,

as well as an overhaul of its social security system. But with a divided

parliament and a leader who isn't inclined to take action, Japan could

continue its drift until parliamentary elections well into next year.

Mr. Fukuda's struggle stems largely from the split parliament which he

inherited. The main opposition Democratic Party, or DPJ, dominates the

Upper House which has significant delaying and veto powers. But Mr. Fukuda

hasn't come up with imaginative solutions to the bind, and the public

mostly blames him and his low-key style: His approval ratings were just 26%

in a poll published Monday in the Nikkei newspaper ... ...

That may be why Mr. Asakura's fantasy government is so popular. The weekly

show, which starts with an image of dawn rising over Japan's parliament

building, has attracted about 20% of TV households in the Tokyo area since

it began in May. In an episode before Mr. Asakura's elevation, a young

lawmaker talks excitedly of the rise of Sen. Obama, 46, and U.K.

Conservative Party leader David Cameron, 41. Japan's stodgy politicians, by

contrast, are steeped in backroom politics and out of touch with the

nation, he says. "World leaders are getting younger and younger, but look

at Japan!" he says. Some Japanese politicians are taking notice. Defense

Minister Shigeru Ishiba - at 51, the youngest cabinet minister in a major

post - said he was a fan of the show. "There are honestly some parts I

empathize with," he told reporters last month. "Politicians need to rethink

what they stand for."

Source: The Wall Street Journal

credits to jade_frost at www.d-addicts.com

whitedove · Post time 8-7-2008 05:20 PM

rating ep9 naik smpi 22.3%, mentang2 la next week dah nak final episode

forum_aje · Post time 8-7-2008 08:23 PM

wah....tinggi tu...

aku bengang betullah ngan kanbayashi tuh..
hakikatnya berlambak2 menteri or ahli politik yg macam tu kan...
yg dah ilang hala tuju dan pentingkan kepentingan sendiri berbanding rakyat.....

Kittie · Post time 9-7-2008 09:46 AM

mcm politik negara kita gak... mane2pun camtuh... byk sgt leaders gile kuasa....

Kittie · Post time 9-7-2008 09:47 AM

ep.9 ep. fighting.. mmg patut naik pun... xsbr nk tgk final...

timeoutzone · Post time 9-7-2008 03:39 PM

hehe.. sub dh kuar ke? lom lagi kan...
cam suspen je scene last tu

agak2 kanbayashi tobat tak nnt

Kittie · Post time 10-7-2008 03:13 AM

tak tahu la tobat ke tak... org yg kena penyakit giler koser nih payah ckit nk ubat...

ep.9 kite tgk raw dulu... xsbr... hehe

stretcher · Post time 10-7-2008 12:11 PM

citer ni berapa episod ? sebelas ke?

hero cam dah nak mati je episod sembilan ni .. tengok gezet episod 10 siap nangis nangis nak jinin dah .. memang kanbayashi jadi hitori bocchi seifu ka

Hana_Hirokawa · Post time 10-7-2008 12:23 PM

bkn takat orang atas... org bawah pun dah pandai giler kuasa.. mau ramai owang giler satu dunia

... tak sabo nk beli citer ni

whitedove · Post time 10-7-2008 02:50 PM

semua skali 10 episode...next week dah last!

huhu Asakura Keita yg best!

timeoutzone · Post time 10-7-2008 03:15 PM

Originally posted by whitedove at 8-7-2008 05:12 PM

baru terperasan benda ni.. heheh, siap banding tu...
nasib paper luar negara, kalu paper jepun, tentu dh kene 'cantas' nih..

stretcher · Post time 10-7-2008 03:52 PM

Originally posted by timeoutzone at 10-7-2008 03:15 PM

baru terperasan benda ni.. heheh, siap banding tu...
nasib paper luar negara, kalu paper jepun, tentu dh kene 'cantas' nih..

soro soro kimutaku pun patut jadi souri ka ..

pas tu .. baru tau langit tinggi rendah