

Drama · Comedy · Romance
Overview
Two teenage best pals attracted to the same boy end up scrambling his life after he walks into a door and is knocked unconscious.
Top Cast


Anne Suzuki
Anne Suzuki
Hana Arai
Anne Suzuki
Hana Arai


Yu Aoi
Yu Aoi
Tetsuko Arisugawa (Alice)
Yu Aoi
Tetsuko Arisugawa (Alice)


Kaku Tomohiro
Kaku Tomohiro
Masashi Miyamoto
Kaku Tomohiro
Masashi Miyamoto


Shoko Aida
Shoko Aida
Kayo Arisugawa
Shoko Aida
Kayo Arisugawa


Hiroshi Abe
Hiroshi Abe
Alice's Mother's Companion
Hiroshi Abe
Alice's Mother's Companion


Sei Hiraizumi
Sei Hiraizumi
Alice's Father
Sei Hiraizumi
Alice's Father


Tae Kimura
Tae Kimura
Ballet Teacher
Tae Kimura
Ballet Teacher


Takao Osawa
Takao Osawa
Ryo Taguchi
Takao Osawa
Ryo Taguchi


Hirosue Ryoko
Hirosue Ryoko
Editor
Hirosue Ryoko
Editor
Lou Ohshiba
Lou Ohshiba
Self
Lou Ohshiba
Self
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