
in which there is an interesting scene that a group of colleagues come across surprisingly in the weekend, all of them move to the company like robots unconsciously in holiday, because they feel bored at home and don’t want to go out alone. What’s more, there are plenty of dramas covering about office affairs, like the classic dramas “Tokyo love story”

and “love generation”

, both featuring on a pair of lovers beginning a relationship at the moment of becoming colleagues. These illustrate a romantic picture about working, and seem to talk into the audience that how a wonderful experience working is and you may have your own love story as long as you work hard. In addition, japanse TV serials like to focus on specialized working fields, which not only satisfy the audience’s curiosities but also advocate the value -- all jobs are equally important. The lists of these kinds of dramas can be long, and, just to name a few, the subjects vary from
sushi cooks,
cake makers,
waiters, sportsman, 
dispatchers, office ladies, hair designers
, motorcyclists
, to doctors
, prosecutors
, lawyers
, anchors
, and teachers 
and so on. Although the real working environments are not like what depicted in dramas, dramas render a imaginary space to us about how these people experience their lives, and remind us that every one holds their own story in their positions .It is these precious experiences and stories that make the society a sound and stable community. To sum up, every one knows working in reality is not as cute as in dramas. But to escape from the reality for a while, watching Japanese TV serials will fresh one’s energy and gain a new meaning about one’s own job. What’s important, for a outsider from Japan, you will gratified that you are not working in Japan, where working is terribly stressful.