
CLEARNESS
Romance
Overview
Sakura is a 20-year-old college student who has sex for money to fund her shopping addiction. After her customers leave her apartment, she spends her time spying on Leo, a young, beautiful, and (dyed) blond-haired boy, who works at a male escort service across the street. One day, Leo pays her a visit, and so starts an unlikely friendship. But Leo has a troubled past. He is the son of a prostitute who worked for his current pimp and died before she could repay money that she owed. He himself entered the business when he graduated from junior high school. Though Leo refuses to make love to Sakura (he has a policy of not having sex outside of work), the two fall in love and become inseparable until Leo gets into a fight with Sakura's boyfriend and gets him into a car accident. Leo turns himself in, and Sakura moves to Okinawa to wait for him at their dream destination.
Top Cast


Kiki Sugino
Kiki Sugino
Sakura
Kiki Sugino
Sakura


Yoshihiko Hosoda
Yoshihiko Hosoda
Leo
Yoshihiko Hosoda
Leo


Kumiko Ito
Kumiko Ito
Mika
Kumiko Ito
Mika


Show Aikawa
Show Aikawa
Naruse
Show Aikawa
Naruse


Yu Koyanagi
Yu Koyanagi
Kōtarō
Yu Koyanagi
Kōtarō
Yoshinobu Yamada
Yoshinobu Yamada
Akira
Yoshinobu Yamada
Akira


Chigusa Takaku
Chigusa Takaku
Eriko
Chigusa Takaku
Eriko


Yuko Miyamoto
Yuko Miyamoto
Mayumi
Yuko Miyamoto
Mayumi


Takumi Saitoh
Takumi Saitoh
Ryō
Takumi Saitoh
Ryō
Junji Takada
Junji Takada
Okinawa Customer
Junji Takada
Okinawa Customer
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