What operas are there with Japanese subtitles?

There are comic dramas with Japanese subtitles, such as Game King, C (also known as Money Control), miu404, commenting on the girl Zi Yue Kono, Goo Goo is a cat, baking lovers and so on.

"Fan Ju" is a foreign word, which means Japanese animated TV series and special photos that have been serialized or completed, and belongs to the common language used by the audience of animated TV series and animated films. Usually, there are four seasons of animated dramas in Japan every year, which are broadcast in 1, April, July and 10 respectively. Therefore, similar to American TV series, Fan Ju also broadcasts an episode every week on a quarterly basis.

The word "Fan Ju" comes from Japanese "Fanzu" and can be regarded as the evolution of foreign words. "Fanzu" can be understood as TV programs. In Japanese, "Fanzu" can refer to TV series, variety shows, news programs and, of course, cartoons.

In Chinese, "Fan Ju" can be understood as a genre TV series, referred to as "Fan Ju". Broadly speaking, it includes, for example, real people or animation, TV or network unit drama? A single play or series. Even movies.

Originally, it refers to Japanese animated comic dramas, but many domestic Internet animated works also claim to be comic dramas, such as "100,000 Cold Jokes", so slow comic dramas have also been used in some domestic animated dramas. However, traditional Chinese opera still refers to animation series biased towards Japan. This vocabulary is used in common websites that focus on animated dramas, such as Bi Li Bi Li Barrage Network, Rice Ball Project, Love Your Sister, etc.