A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Premiere:
August 13, 2021
# of Seasons: 1
# of Episodes: 3
Finale:
August 20, 2021
Original Title:
ドライフラワー -七月の部屋-
Alternate Titles:
Dried Flowers
Dry Flower
July Room
Production Companies:
C&I entertainment
Countries:
JP
Hybrid singer-songwriter Yuri's "Kakurenbo" and "Dried Flower" singing world and the story of the two songs are made into an original drama! Kaoru and Yurika who moved to the apartment one day in July. The two started dating from college and started living together in this room. The sound of fireworks resounding as if to celebrate the beginning of cohabitation. July's room and two people wrapped in happiness ... The first episode is a sad love story that depicts the three days of cohabitation from the perspective of two people, the second episode from the perspective of Kaoru, and the third episode from the perspective of Yurika.
Assistant Director:
Tomokazu Naruse
Costume Design:
Megumi Mochizuki
Director:
Takahiro Horie
Director of Photography:
Rei Hirano
Editor:
Reiko Goto Satoko
Lighting Camera:
Naotaka Tomoda
Line Producer:
Fumihiro Harada
Makeup & Hair:
Shigeko Ikawa
Music:
Yoshitaka Fujimoto
Producer:
Eiji Nishihara
Miyuki Tanaka
Screenplay:
Kyoko Inukai
Sound:
Hiroaki Masuko
Theme Song Performance:
Yuuri
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