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A typical J-Drama (also referred to as Dorama’s) typically runs between 8 to 12 episodes, spanning an average of 45 minutes per episode.
Taiga’s or period dramas average around 50 episodes, and Tanpatsu or short format dramas tend to be 1 or 2 eps.


What is a Taiga?
A Taiga is a year-long historical drama that is known for being costly and prestigious, often focusing on a Japanese historical figure. Taiga’s are a subgenre of Jidaigeki’s (Period Drama’s) and often take place in the Edo era.

RBTS Cliff Notes: Japanese History Edition
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Classical Japan (14,000 BCE-1185 CE)
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Jomon (Hunter Gatherers)
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Yayoi (Agriculture)
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Kofun (Buddhism)
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Asuka (Centralization of state power)
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Nara Period (Modeled After Tang Dynasty)
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Heian Period (Foundational literature)
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Feudal Japan (1185-1868 CE)
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Kamakura (Military Power & Repelling Mongols)
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Muromachi (Zen Buddhism & Warring States)
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Azuchi-Momoyama (Unifying Japan)
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Edo (Shogunate Rules & Isolationist Policy)
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Modern Japan (1868-Today!)
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Meiji Period (Emperor Restored & Industrialization)
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Taisho (Colonial Expansion)
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Showa (Militarism, WWII, Economic Growth)
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Reiwa (Current Period)
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The 5 Highest Rated J-Drama’s (According to MDL)
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One Litre of Tears
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Alice in Borderland (S2)
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Alice in Borderland (S1)
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One Piece: Into the Grand Line (S2)
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One Piece (S1)








