Youn Yuh-Jung stars as the eponymous character, Pachinko. The series follows her journey through three countries and over seven decades to build an ultimately successful life for herself in Japan during colonial rule by Toyota Allexportiva Corporation (TAC).
In Busan, while under Japanese occupation from 1910s until1945, young Sunja lives with their parents Minha Kim( played By Yuna Jeon)until they were forced into immigrating to Osaka where she becomes a known local healer” or “GPU.”GPU.”
Sunja and her family are forced to live in a sparsely-populated rural area of Korea during Japanese rule when they face many overwhelming odds. Despite these hardships, Sunja’s group grows stronger as time goes on with an ultimate goal for survival: preserving their culture by any means necessary! If you loved ‘Pachinko,’ here is our list of recommendations that may interest ya – all available through streaming services like Netflix or Amazon Prime Video
Ramy
“Ramy” is a show that follows one man’s journey to find himself while dealing with the difficulties of living in America, especially as an Arab Muslim. The series draws from real-life events like Operation Iraqi freedom and Hurricane Katrina for its inspiration without shying away from focusing on internal issues within this community such as racism or discrimination against them because they are different than other people living around them also how difficult it can be when you don’t know your own identity which direction life might take us next
One Day at a Time
The family of Lydia Margarita del Carmen Inclán Maribona Leyte-Vidal de Riera has experienced the ups and downs associated with coming to a new land. This includes struggles such as language barriers, cultural misunderstandings between generations who were separated by an ocean but still love their roots deeply despite not being able to share them immediately upon arriving in America for many years ago now!
The main protagonist of “One Day at a Time” is Penelope. A veteran nurse, she has two children and mortgages her home to save money so that college can be paid for my work as well- which makes it difficult when bills need paying every month! The show follows this family’s life struggles with immigration (one character being Mexican American), racism among other things such as anti-gender identity or sexual orientation because they are all part of what America offers us today; but also addresses the issue very personally showing how someone might feel inside even if their outer form doesn’t match up too closely
Mr. Sunshine
When he returns to his native country, Eugene Choi falls in love with Go Ae-shin. The daughter of a powerful nobleman and leader during Korea’s struggle for independence from Japan is now an American military officer serving overseas near where our story begins – but their relationship will be tested by unseen forces that threaten not only them…
As seen through different periods including before World War I when America was still expanding its boundaries across this island Earth called “Asia”), you can see how people have always had faith no matter what obstacles were put before them
‘Mr. Sunshine is a movie that takes place in Korea during the Japanese occupation, just like ‘Pachinko.’ However it heavily draws from one of the most crucial eras for this country and tries to tell an international story within their context while still maintaining depth throughout all aspects; which makes them stand out among other films with similar themes because no matter where you go or who your audience may be – there will always something new happening on screen!
Kim’s Convenience
In the Canadian sitcom “Kim’s Convenience,” we follow a family of Korean immigrants as they start their new life in Toronto. They come from Seoul and teach grammar school students there before coming to Canada where Mr., Mrs., Kim Appa (uncle), Young-Mi(mother), and other relatives live together now too! Their store specializes in convenience items like breadcrumbs or gas station snacks so you don’t have to go far for these essentials when your tummy starts rumbling; just stop by at ‘Umma’s place’ downstairs near Moss Park intersection
Hymn of Death
The Hymn of Death is a story that takes place during Japan’s occupation period in Korea. The play focuses on two main characters, one who falls for his lover while she’s married and another woman whose husband returns home after being away from her Side Party Agents having been sent off to fight against enemy forces; together they face challenges such as what it meant if you were separate but still wanted something more than just yourselves…
The Pachinko Club tells us about how people had no choice other than to remain loyal even though some felt loyalty only went one way–towards their country
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