Attention Please has just become one of my favorite Japanese drama (dorama) although it's actually an old school because it was first published in April 2006. I disliked this serial drama at first because I thought that Ueto Aya as Misaki Youko, the main character, was acting too excessively. That's why I skipped some early episodes while watching it. But when I finally reached the 8th episode I suddenly found something different and meaningful. What was it? Go check on your own! (he..he)
This comedy drama generally tells us about a boyish-girl named Misaki Youko who's been struggling hard to be a cabin attendant. The story begins with Tsukasa, a guy she has crush on, wondering how she'd look like as if she was a cabin attendant because she never even dresses like any other girl or have girls as friends. That's why she eventually decides to become one promising cabin attendant for Tsukasa.
Unlike the others, she apparently doesn't have the criteria to be one at all but surprisingly she passes the interview session because of her uniqueness plus genuineness that have attracted the judges. So, not for long, she is officially called to join the training in JAL (Japan Airline) in Tokyo. Lots of funny plus foolish things start from here as she is trying hard to be somehow a girl. More than that, Attention Please also gives us lessons about how to get up from failure and start all over again as a survivor, understand the meaning of friendship, and be respectful to others.
Believe me! This J-drama is absolutely worth to watch.
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