Animation: Ronaldinho's Sword (many others just borrow the name of Meiji era, but it has nothing to do with Meiji era. There are really Meiji-style animation works, and the Sword of Ronaldinho is its representative).

In addition, although the content of "Millennium Actress" has spanned all Japanese eras, I think its modern flavor is still relatively strong, which is very in line with lz's "shallow" style. I recommend it!

Tv series: TV series and movies set in Meiji era are mainly based on some well-known politicians or other celebrities in business and cultural circles, and do not describe people's lives too much (it should be said that I am ignorant, and teachers who study modern Japanese history should know a lot).

The famous Dahe drama on TV series has a trilogy of modern history: Burning Mountains and Rivers, Spring Tide, Spring Tide and Meiji Story. In addition, there are many TV dramas centered on the Meiji Restoration, such as Xiang ぶがく, which actually talks about Meiji from the end of the curtain. Ryotaro Shiba's novel Clouds on Sakamoto is also centered on the Meiji era, and its TV series will be staged in 2009.

Of course, it is a pity that not all these TV dramas can be found.