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CODE: The Price of Wishes (2023-2023)

Premiere:
July 2, 2023

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 10

Finale:
September 3, 2023

Original Title:
CODE―願いの代償―

Alternate Titles:
CODE-许愿的代价-
CODE-願望的代價-
CODE: Negai no Daisho

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Mystery

Production Companies:
Nippon Television Network Corporation
Yomiuri Telecasting Corporation

Countries:
JP

Overview from TheMovieDB

Minato Ninomiya (Kentaro Sakaguchi) is a detective for the Kanagawa Prefectural Police. When he was a child, his parents died. His life became a mess and he could not trust people, but he then met Yuka and developed a romantic relationship with her. Due to Yuka, Minato Ninomiya was able to trust people again. After 5 years into their relationship, Yuka becomes pregnant. Minato Ninomiya vows to make Yuka and their baby happy, but Yuka suddenly dies in a mysterious accident. Minato Ninomiya tries to find the truth behind her death and finds a mysterious app named CODE, which can make any wish come true. Meanwhile, Kazuki Shiina (Shota Sometani) is a magazine reporter. He chases after the mysterious app CODE. (Credit: asianwiki)

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Production

Director:
Junichi Mori
Hisashi Kimura

Original Music Composer:
Yugo Kanno

Producer:
Okamoto Koichi

Screenplay:
Yoshitatsu Yamada
Masaaki Sakai

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