女神の恋
| Network | NHK |
|---|---|
| Broadcast | 19 May 2003 – 19 Jun 2003 |
| Episodes | 20 Episodes |
| Viewership | — |
| Fan score | 8.0 from 1 review |
Yoshiko, 35 years old and unmarried, has her head in the clouds and refuses to face the fact that her real life is a bit pitiful. She books a long vacation at a rural cottage to arrange the perfect setting for her boyfriend to propose to her, but, he has no intention to marry her and, making excuses, does not show up. Instead, she finds another guest in the cottage, Ryunosuke, an eccentric science fiction writer. These two oddballs butt horns from the outset, but eventually the sparks generated by their clashing personalities light fires in both of their hearts.
This light and humorous love story shows that two very different people can come to understand each other and themselves as they unexpectedly fall in love. Viewers will surely appreciate this story of how the worst of luck can turn to good, especially when it comes to matters of the heart.
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haisai · 2005
very amusing, hillarious if you like the absurd yet funny type of sense of humour. the story isn't that good, plus the female's main character's character is really annoying but still i really had funny watching this annoying middle-aged obasan who wants to get married, get real love and whose clumsiness is really hillarious.
