Too few titles again, and in the last moment had to cut two more with episode length under 30 minutes. No clear favorite here, but Dekichatta Kekkon was closer to seriousness and pleasant characters.
Only six pieces again, and no masterpiece again. I absolutely refuse to make only title that I initially finished winner by default this time though. Had to give both remaining contestants another few episodes to decide. Between family half-comedy and not especially interesting workplace comedy I like latter more as kids problems get tiresome with time - winner is Style!
No masterpieces again since number of pieces is still too small. Densetsu no Kyoshi is the only drama this season that I watched to the end and that was inventive enough that I considered it as a masterpiece for some time.
For my convenience purposes from now on excluding non-translated drama except special cases in addition to my usual genres exclusion or size becomes totally out of control by the end of 2000s. Failed to finish any drama this season except for taiga, so have to choose among the worst. Only jdrama are of good enough quality still, so among those I'd choose old-fashioned marriage comedy Omiai Kekkon .
90s start slowly, but accelerate rapidly in releases, so can't observe decade as a whole. The winner by default is the only partially translated title Sekai de Ichiban Kimi ga Suki (1990).
Takeda Shingen (1988) made a great impression on me while Tokugawa Ieyasu (1983) felt like a firm masterpiece that filled quite some blanks for me. I think I'll just rate everything not translated as 6 for convenience purposes and inability to evaluate, won't comment on those for the same reason except first few when I tried to squeeze smth.
Mydramalist has thousands of doramas, so I exclude all those I can't find or equal/under 30 minutes length or under 3 episodes long or belonging to Detective or Wuxia or Sports or Boys Love, or sequels (unless only sequel gets subs), maybe some more blacklisted categories to follow. As expected, found almost nothing from the 60s and not much from 70s. Among the subbed ones only consider Ogon no Hibi (1978) a masterpiece.