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| − | *'''Original work:''' Manga ''Koe Koi'' by Doruru | + | *'''Original work:''' Manga ''Koe Koi'' by Doruru |
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Obayashi Rieko]] (大林利江子), [[Nakamura Takako]] (中村能子), [[Miura Naoyuki]] | *'''Screenwriter:''' [[Obayashi Rieko]] (大林利江子), [[Nakamura Takako]] (中村能子), [[Miura Naoyuki]] | ||
*'''Director:''' [[Hirabayashi Katsutoshi]] (平林克理), [[Yuasa Hiroaki]] (湯浅弘章), [[Horai Tadaaki]] | *'''Director:''' [[Hirabayashi Katsutoshi]] (平林克理), [[Yuasa Hiroaki]] (湯浅弘章), [[Horai Tadaaki]] | ||
Revision as of 06:01, 29 January 2020
Details
- Title: こえ恋
- Title (romaji): Koe Koi
- Format: Renzoku
- Genre: Romance, youth, school
- Episodes: 12
- Broadcast network: TV Tokyo
- Broadcast period: 2016-Jul-08 to 2016-Sep-30
- Air time: Friday 24:52
- Opening theme: Hidari Mune by Sakura Shimeji
- Ending theme: Natsukoi by Inoue Sonoko
Synopsis
Yoshioka Yuiko begins the first grade in high school. She gets sick with the cold and stays in bed. At that time, she gets a phone call from class president Matsubara. Yuiko becomes fluttered by his kind voice on the phone. The next day, she goes to school and meets Matsubara. He is a mysterious boy, wearing a paper bag over his head. Her high school days begin with a pounding heart.
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Cast
- Nagano Mei as Yoshioka Yuiko
- Sakurai Takahiro (櫻井孝宏) as Matsubara-kun (voice)
- Ryusei Ryo as Hyodo Makoto
- Ochiai Motoki as Kagaya Yuichi
- Otomo Karen as Nishizono Aki
- Sakurada Dori as Sejima Ryoichi
- Karata Erika as Midorikawa Rena
- Mizutani Kaho (水谷果穂) as Aoyama Yuki
- Shiraishi Shunya as Yoshioka Kyoshiro
- Morio Yumi as Yoshioka Miwako
- Nakagawa Tsubasa as Matsubara Hotaru
Production Credits
- Original work: Manga Koe Koi by Doruru
- Screenwriter: Obayashi Rieko (大林利江子), Nakamura Takako (中村能子), Miura Naoyuki
- Director: Hirabayashi Katsutoshi (平林克理), Yuasa Hiroaki (湯浅弘章), Horai Tadaaki
- Music: Fujimoto Yoshitaka (フジモトヨシタカ)