
Asyl: Park and Love Hotel
Drama · Romance
Overview
There is an old love hotel in Tokyo's Shinjuku district where couples can rent a room by the hour for romantic assignations. However, few of its regular customers seem to come there for sexual encounters; the hotel has become a hangout for rootless teenagers, senior citizens looking for a place to relax, and kids that play under the watchful eye of its owner...
Top Cast


Lily
Lily
Tsuyako
Lily
Tsuyako


Hikari Kajiwara
Hikari Kajiwara
Mika
Hikari Kajiwara
Mika


Chiharu
Chiharu
Tsuki
Chiharu
Tsuki


Sachi Jinno
Sachi Jinno
Marika
Sachi Jinno
Marika


Hikohiko Sugiyama
Hikohiko Sugiyama
Hikohiko Sugiyama


Kanji Tsuda
Kanji Tsuda
Kanji Tsuda


Ken Mitsuishi
Ken Mitsuishi
Ken Mitsuishi


Chika Arakawa
Chika Arakawa
Chika Arakawa


Aoi Shimoyama
Aoi Shimoyama
Aoi Shimoyama
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