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==Details==
 
==Details==
 
*'''Title:''' 恋は戦い!
 
*'''Title:''' 恋は戦い!
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==Synopsis==
 
==Synopsis==
A comedy featuring three single women working hard in a big city and one love counselor who gives them glimpse of their true feelings toward love, marriage, relationship, and ultimate happiness. The game of "love" begins with a gong!!
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A comedy featuring three single women working hard in a big city and one love counselor who gives them glimpse of their true feelings toward love, marriage, relationship, and ultimate happiness. The game of "love" begins with a gong!! ''--TV Asahi''
  
Takamori Hanako ([[Honjou Manami]]) is a freelance writer who just got divorced. One night, she becomes hopelessly drunk, and is taken to the police department's shelter for drunks. There, she meets two other drunks like her: Kamiya Kyoko ([[Sakai Maki]]), a lawyer, and Kinoshita Yukari ([[Hosho Mai]]), an office worker. Despite differences in age and profession, the three quickly become friends as fellow drunks who had to embrace Christmas Eve in a miserable state. Although working in fashionable urban offices, these women actually are involved in love affairs that are far from being "cool." They are not too happy with their careers, either. The drama shows how, through the course of agonizing over their relationships with men and work, the three women gradually grow tougher. They are joined by Usami Kiriko ([[Muroi Shigeru]]), an ethologist and part-time love counselor, to find out what they really, truly feel in the bottom of their hearts. What are the outcomes of their unmarried lives? And where will they find their true happiness? ''TV Asahi''
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==Cast==
 
==Cast==
*[[Honjou Manami]] as Takamori Hanako
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*[[Honjo Manami]] as Takamori Hanako
 
*[[Hosho Mai]] as Kinoshita Yukari
 
*[[Hosho Mai]] as Kinoshita Yukari
 
*[[Sakai Maki]] as Kamiya Kyoko
 
*[[Sakai Maki]] as Kamiya Kyoko
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*[[Matsuda Satoshi]]
 
*[[Matsuda Satoshi]]
 
*[[Tanabe Seiichi]] (ep10)
 
*[[Tanabe Seiichi]] (ep10)
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*[[Abedin Mohammed]]
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*[[Fukawa Ryo]]
  
 
==Production Credits==
 
==Production Credits==
 
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Ozaki Masaya]]
 
*'''Screenwriter:''' [[Ozaki Masaya]]
 
*'''Producer:''' [[Senno Takehiko]]
 
*'''Producer:''' [[Senno Takehiko]]
*'''Director:''' [[Katayama Satoshi]]
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*'''Director:''' [[Katayama Osamu]]
  
 
==External Links==
 
==External Links==

Latest revision as of 01:20, 22 February 2020

Koi wa Tatakai

Details

  • Title: 恋は戦い!
  • Title (romaji): Koi wa Tatakai!
  • Also known as: Love is a Battlefield / Love and Fight / Love & Fight / Love is a Fight
  • Genre: Romance renzoku
  • Episodes: 11
  • Broadcast network: TV Asahi
  • Broadcast period: 2003-Jan-09 to 2003-Mar-13
  • Theme song: Dancing Queen by ABBA

Synopsis

A comedy featuring three single women working hard in a big city and one love counselor who gives them glimpse of their true feelings toward love, marriage, relationship, and ultimate happiness. The game of "love" begins with a gong!! --TV Asahi

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Cast

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