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At work, Aki has been put in charge of developing a role-playing romance game app with a group of team members who are all younger than Aki. One day, Aki approaches a scriptwriter famous for romantic dramas, Takayama Fumio, and asks him to be the supervisor/advisor for the game app development project. At their first meeting, the two get into an argument when Fumio makes a comment about being 40 and still being infatuated with crush-like romance... -- ''Fuji TV'' | At work, Aki has been put in charge of developing a role-playing romance game app with a group of team members who are all younger than Aki. One day, Aki approaches a scriptwriter famous for romantic dramas, Takayama Fumio, and asks him to be the supervisor/advisor for the game app development project. At their first meeting, the two get into an argument when Fumio makes a comment about being 40 and still being infatuated with crush-like romance... -- ''Fuji TV'' | ||
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*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Ozaki Masaya]] | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Ozaki Masaya]] | ||
*'''Producer:''' [[Nakano Toshiyuki]] | *'''Producer:''' [[Nakano Toshiyuki]] | ||
| − | *'''Director:''' [[Tanaka | + | *'''Director:''' [[Tanaka Akira]], [[Sekino Munenori]] |
*'''Music:''' [[MAYUKO]], [[Suehiro Kenichiro]], [[Manabe Akihiro]] | *'''Music:''' [[MAYUKO]], [[Suehiro Kenichiro]], [[Manabe Akihiro]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:39, 10 April 2026
Details
- Title: オトナ女子
- Title (romaji): Otona Joshi
- Also known as: Lady Girls
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Romance
- Episodes: 10
- Viewership ratings: 8.71%
- Broadcast network: Fuji TV
- Broadcast period: 2015-Oct-15 to 2015-Dec-17
- Air time: Thursday 22:00
- Theme song: Hanataba by Nakashima Mika
- Insert song: Nando de mo by Crystal Kay
Synopsis
A still-single 40-year-old Nakahara Aki has a successful career but struggles when it comes to love. She appears to be an attractive, independent and capable woman, but whenever she starts going out with a guy, she tries too hard and often ends up miserable. After experiencing a series of disastrous relationships, Aki is now fearful of falling in love.
Aki has two best friends she often gets together for a girl talk: Osaki Moeko an owner of a flower shop, and Sakata Midori, a divorced working mother raising three boys on her own.
At work, Aki has been put in charge of developing a role-playing romance game app with a group of team members who are all younger than Aki. One day, Aki approaches a scriptwriter famous for romantic dramas, Takayama Fumio, and asks him to be the supervisor/advisor for the game app development project. At their first meeting, the two get into an argument when Fumio makes a comment about being 40 and still being infatuated with crush-like romance... -- Fuji TV
User/Viewer Ratings
Cast
- Shinohara Ryoko as Nakahara Aki
- Eguchi Yosuke as Takayama Fumio
- Kichise Michiko as Osaki Moeko
- Suzuki Sawa as Sakata Midori
- Tanihara Shosuke as Kurita Junichi
- Hirayama Hiroyuki as Ikeda Yu
- Saito Takumi as Yamaoka Shinji
- Chiba Yudai as Sawada Kenta
- Ikeda Narushi as Shimoda Kenzo
- Yoshizawa Ryo as Maekawa Ryosuke
- Ichikawa Miwako as Kudo Miwa
- Hirayama Aya as Tachibana Saori
- Higashi Kanako as Yanagita Reiko
- Fujimura Shoko as Kawakami Keiko
- Horiguchi Hikaru (堀口ひかる) as Endo Rena
- Hirano Kinari as Sakata Subaru
- Yabe Masaki as Sakata Ao
- Uragami Seishuu as Sakata Ryo
Production Credits
- Screenwriter: Ozaki Masaya
- Producer: Nakano Toshiyuki
- Director: Tanaka Akira, Sekino Munenori
- Music: MAYUKO, Suehiro Kenichiro, Manabe Akihiro
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