Pachinko was excellent. It educated me about Korean/Japanese history, history which still affects all the Koreans and their ancestors that still living in Japan. The acting was top notch. Looking forward to the second season. It may turn out that the only way for a Korean to open a Pachinko parlor in Japan was through the mob, so the familial ties to the Yakuza maybe already be present. May turn out that Solomon and Momoru are related somehow (through Noa? maybe). Nice to see you break this timeline down. Good job.
I loved pachinko and cried my eyes out with the mother daughter good bye. Thank you so much for this recap….it helped me connect the dots. I’m glad it’s renewed for the second season, it left so much unanswered
The simple fact that the subtitles are color coordinated to show how (forcibly) intertwined the Korean and Japanese language was at the time because of the occupation was an absolutely brilliant decision. I've never seen that done before.
I absolutely loved this show! I think I cried at every episode and the last Episode I cried like a baby. This show was so beautiful and well done. I don’t know much about Japanese or Korean history, so this show is so interesting and eye opening. I looked up the Kanto earthquake after that episode because I don’t think I ever learned about it beside just a name and number of the dead in geology. (Sadly, and that’s no disrespect to the dead) I honestly can’t wait for the next season. Oh, and I took Yoshii as Hansu’s grandson from conversations between Sunja and Mozasu.
Apple capitalizing on Korean excellence. Disney saw the potential & jumped on board with Snowdrop. Glad they’re being recognized. Will only grow exponentially here on out as Netflix is waaay ahead with KDramas. Don’t forget to tune into Business Proposal 😉
THANK YOU! For whatever reason I couldn't piece together the timeline for Hansu in earthquake episode. Seeing it laid out in chronological order, it's all so clear.
The movie is great,great actors and actress ,great color background,costume,etc..but some events left us in the dark.. 1.what happened to Noah 2.Did isak die in prison 3.what happened to Solomon,did he close the deal after teaming up with manoru yoshii? 4.the woman who refused to sign the deal,what's up with the dogs that was in front of her house? 5.Noa met his dad at the end,to what end? I wish there was another episode to clear all these
I believe Noah is who is missing from the future storyline and we need to find out what happened because Solomon's dad is Mozasu. Sunja and Mozasu mention Noa in the last episode when they are talking in the Hana storyline scenes so it seems like a sore topic because to me it seemed that he wants nothing for the best for Solomon in fear of what happened to Noa. Could be an incorrect assumption so I'm looking forward to how they flesh that out and if Hansu continues to watch over Noa what would've needed to happen that he stopped or something like that? We'll see!
In the book, Isak is a Christian who is arrested and ultimately dies for saying the Lord’s Prayer at service despite Shintoist emperor worship being mandated
So much history here loved the whole season ready for the 2 can’t hardly wait ❤ reading the book now love lee Minho in this drama every actor did an awesome job❤
It was excellent, not your typical Lee Minho good guy characters, patiently waiting for season two, hopefully a tyrant Hansu we shall see, I wanna see him bad so bad😂😅😂
The creator said they’re planning 4 seasons I’m order to tell the whole story. I hope this happens, I’m loving every episode so far (I haven’t read the book either).
i literally laughed out loud when he called i-sak "isaac". great vid tho! helped to summarize the show without spoiling major events, im definitely going to read the book.
Her nose is so…unique. And I mean that with no offense, I honestly think it’s cute. But when I picture her in my mind, without watching her, that all I can picture on her face.
The novel and the show are quite close actually except for some minor details -- e.g. Solomon's American boss, Tom, does not exist in the novel. It's just that the book tells the story in more or less chronological order; the show jumps among the time periods quite frequently -- a dozen or more in an episode sometimes.
It's not an occupation. Annexation at the behest of King Joseon. Until 1895, Korea was a slave country to China. And in Korea, the population ratio of citizens and slaves equal to both groups and slaves in the ruling class of non-labor privileges was 50%. And, due to the waste of the queen, Korea was the poorest country in the world with huge external debt. 1895. The Treaty of Peace between Japan and China made Korea independent of China. 1898 Gojong declared the tyrannical nation "Korean Empire" by the Joseon royal family. However, the national consciousness of despising labor and military training remained unchanged. Korea went bankrupt without being able to repay its external debt. Therefore, King Sunjong pleaded for annexation to Japan. Japan's annexation opposition lost power after the annexation opposition Hirobumi Ito was killed by a Japanese emperor worshiper Korean. 1910. Japan annexed Korea by following procedures in accordance with international law. Koreans have become Japanese nationals. (Taiwan was ruled by Japan in 1895, but they were not Japanese nationals. It was 1945 that they gained Taiwanese nationality.)
Roosevelt was most pleased with Japan's annexation of Korea. "Korea will be a shackle to Japan, and they will prevent excellent Japanese people from gaining status in the international community." The Joseon royal family was given preferential treatment as a member of the Japanese emperor's clan. Current. The Akasaka Prince Hotel Annex, which was their home, is preserved as a historic site. 1991. The Joseon royal family was destroyed when the last crown prince died in the room of the Akasaka Prince Hotel. (His nephew Yi Won, who had been nominated as the heir to the royal family, refused to succeed to the royal family.) Due to the annexation to Japan, the Government-General of Korea was built in Seoul. (Seoul City Hall) The practice in the Governor-General was appointed by the former Chancellor of the Joseon dynasty, who was appointed Lieutenant Governor. Koreans were hired as staff. Japan implemented the same system for Korea as Japan. Due to the family register system by Japan, Korean women who were the same as livestock got their personal names for the first time. Under the Japanese compulsory education system, Koreans learned Hankle for the first time. (School textbooks are written in both Korean and Japanese)
Japan has also built hospitals in various places. Japan transferred agricultural technology to increase food production. A power plant with dams and a water supply were also constructed. (They are still in use) As a result, the average life expectancy of Koreans has improved from 24 to 29 years. The population of Korea has doubled.
More than 90% of the members, mayors, and police chiefs in Korea are Koreans. The Japanese were only a few percent. After WW2. Korean officers of the Japanese army pointed their guns at the Japanese and shouted. "We are the Allied people who have defeated Japan in the war! The Japanese losers should submit to us!" Abusing the losers and the weak is a traditional Korean virtue. Syngman Rhee (both groups), who was espoused by the United States as president, became an adult without knowing the modernized Japanese era. When Japan made Korea a protectorate (1906), his family abandoned Korea and lived in Shanghai. Later I went to America. Syngman Rhee, who became president, created a strict discrimination society of the Joseon dynasty. And he started anti-Japanese school education by the history of lies. The first generation is Moon Jae-in. And Syngman Rhee became the man who killed the most Koreans in the world as a dictator. Park Chung-hee, who was deprived of power by a coup d'etat, was the first generation to grow up in Japanese education. "Korea has been modernized by Japan!"
According to Koreans, the image at the beginning of this video seems to be the content of history education materials for Korean school teachers. ruclips.net/video/OEba68tEuFw/видео.html note that. Former comfort women have accused Yun Mi-Hyan, the leader of the comfort women support group, as a fraud.
Directed by Koreans, they're probably going to have Korean actors. Give them time, it's like how so many American movies back then only had white ppl. Thought that too tho
The true "pachinko" is ... In the postwar turmoil, Koreans in Japan forcibly robbed Japanese land and started business there. Therefore, there are pachinko parlors in prime locations in front of stations all over Japan.
You do really think it’s just a fiction? Wow… and how dare you said “Koreans robbed Japanese land”? Shame on you. Your comment just proved yourself how stupid and ignorant you are. Though having heard of it, it’s my first time to witness a Japanese making an attempt to distort hostory and hide the truth. I’m SPEECHLESS
Still crying... 😭😭
What are your thoughts on Pachinko Season 1?
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Pachinko is based on a book, and i still tear up just thinking about it, i highly recommend
Could you do Ozark season 4 part 2. Sorry I know the requests never stop.
We need a MOON KNIGHT ending video! Everyone would love it! Thanks for all the great content..
if it was 1921 and pregnancy is 10 "glorious" months, shouldnt she be 6, maaaybe 5 or 7?
Also Pachinko is Fiction mind you
The book was so well written, I am glad they made this show.
Pachinko was excellent. It educated me about Korean/Japanese history, history which still affects all the Koreans and their ancestors that still living in Japan. The acting was top notch. Looking forward to the second season. It may turn out that the only way for a Korean to open a Pachinko parlor in Japan was through the mob, so the familial ties to the Yakuza maybe already be present. May turn out that Solomon and Momoru are related somehow (through Noa? maybe). Nice to see you break this timeline down. Good job.
I loved pachinko and cried my eyes out with the mother daughter good bye. Thank you so much for this recap….it helped me connect the dots. I’m glad it’s renewed for the second season, it left so much unanswered
Even before occupation a girl would be shipped off to another hometown to join her husbands family and leave her own family.
The simple fact that the subtitles are color coordinated to show how (forcibly) intertwined the Korean and Japanese language was at the time because of the occupation was an absolutely brilliant decision. I've never seen that done before.
Another neat detail is that the characters speak Kyungsangdo saturi (dialect of Busan) and Kansai-Ben (dialect of Osaka)
I absolutely loved this show! I think I cried at every episode and the last Episode I cried like a baby. This show was so beautiful and well done. I don’t know much about Japanese or Korean history, so this show is so interesting and eye opening. I looked up the Kanto earthquake after that episode because I don’t think I ever learned about it beside just a name and number of the dead in geology. (Sadly, and that’s no disrespect to the dead) I honestly can’t wait for the next season. Oh, and I took Yoshii as Hansu’s grandson from conversations between Sunja and Mozasu.
@Luna Rei; Hello greetings to you from Lee minho, it's a pleasure talking to you over here.were are you from??
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Apple capitalizing on Korean excellence. Disney saw the potential & jumped on board with Snowdrop. Glad they’re being recognized. Will only grow exponentially here on out as Netflix is waaay ahead with KDramas. Don’t forget to tune into Business Proposal 😉
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THANK YOU! For whatever reason I couldn't piece together the timeline for Hansu in earthquake episode. Seeing it laid out in chronological order, it's all so clear.
The movie is great,great actors and actress ,great color background,costume,etc..but some events left us in the dark..
1.what happened to Noah
2.Did isak die in prison
3.what happened to Solomon,did he close the deal after teaming up with manoru yoshii?
4.the woman who refused to sign the deal,what's up with the dogs that was in front of her house?
5.Noa met his dad at the end,to what end?
I wish there was another episode to clear all these
An amazing series. Had me hooked from episode 1. How you explained the possibilities for season 2 made me so excited!!!
Pachinko is going to have 4 season
Thank you for making this much more clear! Loved Pachinko and learned so much history.
It's not historically accurate. It's highly dramatized, in the book and more so on the TV show. Please read a real history book.
I believe Noah is who is missing from the future storyline and we need to find out what happened because Solomon's dad is Mozasu. Sunja and Mozasu mention Noa in the last episode when they are talking in the Hana storyline scenes so it seems like a sore topic because to me it seemed that he wants nothing for the best for Solomon in fear of what happened to Noa. Could be an incorrect assumption so I'm looking forward to how they flesh that out and if Hansu continues to watch over Noa what would've needed to happen that he stopped or something like that? We'll see!
if it's anything like the book.. be ready to cry your eyes out
In Philippines we have movie also name aishite imasu..it's a story also during japanese invasion in Philippines..
Greaaat synopsis!! It covers the main points extremely well I struggle with shows that aren’t chronological. I’ll watch this again before season 2!!
I was waiting for this, I love this show!!!!
Just finished the drama and I loved it, can’t wait for season 2
In the book, Isak is a Christian who is arrested and ultimately dies for saying the Lord’s Prayer at service despite Shintoist emperor worship being mandated
I love this Pachinko Season 1. Absolutely, I want to see Season 2 ASAP. This is the second time to read the Book. What a nice story.
So much history here loved the whole season ready for the 2 can’t hardly wait ❤ reading the book now love lee Minho in this drama every actor did an awesome job❤
This was a great drama series. I love watching Pachinko
It was excellent, not your typical Lee Minho good guy characters, patiently waiting for season two, hopefully a tyrant Hansu we shall see, I wanna see him bad so bad😂😅😂
❤❤loved every minute of it ❤️❤️cried thru it all waiting fir season 2
The creator said they’re planning 4 seasons I’m order to tell the whole story.
I hope this happens, I’m loving every episode so far (I haven’t read the book either).
Thank you for your footage and explaining me what Pachinko really is about ..a tough story ...😉☄🙋♀️🇨🇼
I just finished the book! Really excited to watch the series.
i literally laughed out loud when he called i-sak "isaac". great vid tho! helped to summarize the show without spoiling major events, im definitely going to read the book.
Isak is Isaac, their names are all written with Korean pronunciation. Mozasu is Moses, Yoseb is Joseph, Noa is Noah, Solomon is Solomon,
Great analysis of the first season!
We can only hope Pachinko is going to Netflix !
Cast well chosen for this series.
I really wanted to read this book but could not follow it. Glad the series is an option.
Love the book, love the series even more. Whatever happened to Noa, I am not going to squeal but I hope they will reveal it in season 2.
Loved the show actors great job will we get it in Netflix?
Apple TV+
Very interesting!
I've never heard of this show. It looks interesting
it from book
both book n show r brilliant
So 1915 was a hellish period for Korea too 😔
Any chance we will get this on Netflix?How can I see this?So not fair Lee Min Ho movie is not on Netflix.
I've gonna watch this
Her nose is so…unique. And I mean that with no offense, I honestly think it’s cute. But when I picture her in my mind, without watching her, that all I can picture on her face.
If you don't like cliffhangers, get the book. You will NOT regret it! Here are some details....
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Really? NO SPOILERS!
...I looked away for a moment and suddenly lost track in the 1930's.
So what happened to Noah?
@Kay Challis please don't spoil the story here with the books
When is Season 2
Sunja was born is 1920
The book and the show are very different.
Hi . which app must I have to watch the movie 🙏?
The novel and the show are quite close actually except for some minor details -- e.g. Solomon's American boss, Tom, does not exist in the novel. It's just that the book tells the story in more or less chronological order; the show jumps among the time periods quite frequently -- a dozen or more in an episode sometimes.
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Wait, who the hell is Solomon?
The grandson in 1989
child of moses
It's not an occupation. Annexation at the behest of King Joseon. Until 1895, Korea was a slave country to China. And in Korea, the population ratio of citizens and slaves equal to both groups and slaves in the ruling class of non-labor privileges was 50%. And, due to the waste of the queen, Korea was the poorest country in the world with huge external debt. 1895. The Treaty of Peace between Japan and China made Korea independent of China. 1898 Gojong declared the tyrannical nation "Korean Empire" by the Joseon royal family. However, the national consciousness of despising labor and military training remained unchanged. Korea went bankrupt without being able to repay its external debt. Therefore, King Sunjong pleaded for annexation to Japan. Japan's annexation opposition lost power after the annexation opposition Hirobumi Ito was killed by a Japanese emperor worshiper Korean. 1910. Japan annexed Korea by following procedures in accordance with international law. Koreans have become Japanese nationals. (Taiwan was ruled by Japan in 1895, but they were not Japanese nationals. It was 1945 that they gained Taiwanese nationality.)
Roosevelt was most pleased with Japan's annexation of Korea. "Korea will be a shackle to Japan, and they will prevent excellent Japanese people from gaining status in the international community." The Joseon royal family was given preferential treatment as a member of the Japanese emperor's clan. Current. The Akasaka Prince Hotel Annex, which was their home, is preserved as a historic site. 1991. The Joseon royal family was destroyed when the last crown prince died in the room of the Akasaka Prince Hotel. (His nephew Yi Won, who had been nominated as the heir to the royal family, refused to succeed to the royal family.) Due to the annexation to Japan, the Government-General of Korea was built in Seoul. (Seoul City Hall) The practice in the Governor-General was appointed by the former Chancellor of the Joseon dynasty, who was appointed Lieutenant Governor. Koreans were hired as staff. Japan implemented the same system for Korea as Japan. Due to the family register system by Japan, Korean women who were the same as livestock got their personal names for the first time. Under the Japanese compulsory education system, Koreans learned Hankle for the first time. (School textbooks are written in both Korean and Japanese)
Japan has also built hospitals in various places. Japan transferred agricultural technology to increase food production. A power plant with dams and a water supply were also constructed. (They are still in use) As a result, the average life expectancy of Koreans has improved from 24 to 29 years. The population of Korea has doubled.
More than 90% of the members, mayors, and police chiefs in Korea are Koreans. The Japanese were only a few percent. After WW2. Korean officers of the Japanese army pointed their guns at the Japanese and shouted. "We are the Allied people who have defeated Japan in the war! The Japanese losers should submit to us!" Abusing the losers and the weak is a traditional Korean virtue. Syngman Rhee (both groups), who was espoused by the United States as president, became an adult without knowing the modernized Japanese era. When Japan made Korea a protectorate (1906), his family abandoned Korea and lived in Shanghai. Later I went to America. Syngman Rhee, who became president, created a strict discrimination society of the Joseon dynasty. And he started anti-Japanese school education by the history of lies. The first generation is Moon Jae-in. And Syngman Rhee became the man who killed the most Koreans in the world as a dictator. Park Chung-hee, who was deprived of power by a coup d'etat, was the first generation to grow up in Japanese education. "Korea has been modernized by Japan!"
According to Koreans, the image at the beginning of this video seems to be the content of history education materials for Korean school teachers. ruclips.net/video/OEba68tEuFw/видео.html note that. Former comfort women have accused Yun Mi-Hyan, the leader of the comfort women support group, as a fraud.
Oh wow connected to Tony Marano. The New Jersey accented Texan who shills Japanese Fascism on RUclips. How enlightened
Why do they have a Korean actor playing a Japanese character?
Directed by Koreans, they're probably going to have Korean actors. Give them time, it's like how so many American movies back then only had white ppl. Thought that too tho
It’s a Korean-Japanese character
@@emmyrip8615 no no it's because they're korean and moved to japan and learned japanese to live there
@@Oumamamusic ethnic Koreans in Japan are not considered Japanese by Japanese and their own government.
Umm maybe look up the complicated history of Japanese Imperialism. It's not that simple.
pachinko doesnt translate well!!!!!
The true "pachinko" is ...
In the postwar turmoil, Koreans in Japan forcibly robbed Japanese land and started business there. Therefore, there are pachinko parlors in prime locations in front of stations all over Japan.
It's okay to enjoy it as fiction, but most of these dramas that despise Japan are forged by South Korea.
Sorry but Pachinko is a American series :)
@@user-jc6ux7et3v All are written, directed and written by Korean Americans. Apple is just paying.
You do really think it’s just a fiction? Wow… and how dare you said “Koreans robbed Japanese land”? Shame on you. Your comment just proved yourself how stupid and ignorant you are. Though having heard of it, it’s my first time to witness a Japanese making an attempt to distort hostory and hide the truth. I’m SPEECHLESS
Well..that is Karma..