geinokai (芸能会) A Japanese word referring to the Japanese entertainment industry. See the English Wikipedia's detailed explanation and use of this term. It also implies that the content is unimportant to the casual reader of DramaWiki. It describes content that is of importance only to a small population of enthusiastic fangirls or fanboys who adore the person or drama. fancruft An English slang term used within wiki communities. See also taiga E - H ecchi A Japanese word referring to a Japanese drama that contains strong sexual content. Dramas that deal with more modern historical events such as the Korean War are also labelled daeha dramas. This category is not limited to period dramas. This term is cognate to the term taiga drama and is used in Korea to refer to dramas that deal in the Historical genre. Both romaji spellings are used throughout the Internet, however in either form everyone knows what it means.ĭaeha drama (대하 드라마) Daeha (sometimes, but less often written as 大河) meaning great river, and deurama (드라마) meaning drama. Instead, jidaigeki drama would be the more appropriate name. Normally, you would not use chanbara when referencing period Japanese dramas. Focuses on sword fighting, kendo or samurai, which was made popular during the 1940's through 1960's. To break it down, asa (朝) means "morning", while dora (ドラ) is an English loanword meaning "drama".Ĭhanbara / chambara (ちゃんばら) Refers to a specific sub-genre of the jidaigeki drama. Asadora air Monday through Saturday at 8:15am (JST), and runs for 15 minutes without commercials. A - D asadora (朝ドラ / あさドラ) A trademark owned by Nihon Housou (NHK), an asadora is NHK's morning drama series.
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