#Freeter review license#

It hurts when you go to an interview and notice someone else much more capable for the job than you are. Everyone around were expertly typing, and Take-kun knew he wasn't going to make it. He went to an IT interview, where part of the interview was type on computers. At the same time, going to job interviews. Working at a convenient store, bookstore, warehouse. Take-kun continues with regular part-time jobs, but is really hopping around. My mother is always optimistic too, makes one think what is really going on in her mind. This ball of fluff eats 20,000 yen?! Maybe in a week.or a month.įor me, it also hit home. It pays 20,00 yen to feed him (I guess $250) And the mother always spoiling Take-kun. The father is hard on Take, calling him weak and talentless. But I can't keep depending on financial aid!Īnd what also got my attention was the family moments. Maybe as a college student, I should focus on my studies.

#Freeter review license#

They have a freakin' book for people to look at! Sure, I can get the Washington Post, but these days, those jobs still require some kind of license or certified or classes needed. I don't know why, but I get the impression that part-time jobs in Japan are easy to find. So as the drama continues, with every letter of rejected Take gets, I feel it too. And I understand too much the hardships of finding a job, but one that lacks a work experience. (He's so cute! But he's pretty serious in this drama) It goes to show that if you really want to draw attention, you've really got to sell. Makes me want to beat the crap out of him. How many of us have this kinda boss? Or at least worked or seen one before? Right? Typical. It starts off with Seiji Take(Ninomiya) doing weird 'exercises' as part of his job interview, I assume. And I'm sure professionals gave their reviews. that sounds very.different.' -_-īut I'm glad I watched it anyways! The first episode, struck me hard. Honestly! I mean, most of the summaries I got was 'a part-timer buying a house.' And I thought. When I was reading the articles about the drama, I wasn't so sure if I'll like. I purposely waited for it to be subbed because I didn't wanted to get spoiled by watching it raw. If you feel like watching a story of growth, and enjoy family dramas, this is a good recommendation, on the other hand do not expect to see much romance.I just watched Nino's new drama, Freeter Ie O Kau, in English subs. Relationships wise, Freeter focuses more on the family which at the beginning struggle to express their true feelings to each other, but gradually develop for the better. On the other side, Freeter is tagged as a romance, but do not look forward to see much of that as it is to expect from Japanese stories that include 'Romance,' there is almost none of it. These are the main points I liked of Freeter, a believable and easily relate-able story that helped me realize some of my own mistakes in life. The main character goes through a transition of someone who is impatient, and blames his misfortunes on others and society, to a man who learns to accept and embrace his shortcomings while appreciating things he has taken for granted. This story is not only of some guy having a hard time staying in one job, but also of growth and realizing the importance of family.

Rewatch Value 6.0 For all of us who have finished school and gone into the world of finding a job, will truly relate to this show.