Click here for a video version of this review: https://youtu.be/x18pEW5bNKc Maybe the lockdown is finally getting to me, but I've found a second extremely binge-watchable Japanese TV show in a matter of weeks. First there was _Ainori: Love Wagon_ and now there is _Terrace House_. When _Terrace House_ first arrived on Netflix, I didn't pay much attention to it as, based on the poster, it seemed like it was a scripted Japanese drama. I have watched a lot of Japanese TV drama and they are mostly rubbish so I never gave it a second glance. After watching _Ainori: Love Wagon_ Netflix again recommended _Terrace House_ and this was when it dawned on me that this too, is a reality TV show. There are a few seasons of _Terrace House_ in the catalogue, so we started with the oldest one available which is _Terrace House: Boys and Girls in the City_. The set up is that six random strangers are given a house to live in and two cars to use, and we watch all the human interaction, drama, blossoming love, and day to day life of these six people. It might sound a bit like _Big Brother_, but it is far from it. The people still have their days jobs, friends, and hobbies, and are free to quit the house any time they like. The _Boys and Girls in the City_ season was so popular that it was extended twice and stretched out to 46 episodes. How much did we enjoy this show? Well we watched all 46 ep…

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