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Why I Dress Up for Love (2021-2021)

Premiere:
April 20, 2021

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 10

Finale:
June 22, 2021

Original Title:
着飾る恋には理由があって

Alternate Titles:
Kikazaru Koi Niha Riyuu Ga Atte
Kikazaru Koi ni wa Riyuu ga Atte
There's a Reason for the Love I'm Wearing
打扮的戀愛是有理由的
着飾る恋には理由があって

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
TBS
TBS Sparkle

Countries:
JP

Overview from TheMovieDB

Mashiba Karumi is a young woman who loves dressing up. She works as a PR for interior maker "el Arco Iris" and has nearly 100,000 followers on her social media, which she uses to promote her company. She hopes to work hard and become the "longing existence" to Hayama Shogo, the president of her company who she secretly likes. However, Kurumi suddenly got forced out of her apartment after forgetting to renew her contract. She ended up moving into a shared apartment in Omotesando with four other people. Kurumi begins to learn living with different people and she starts to spend more time with Fujino Shun, one of the occupant who is a chef and lives a simple life unlike her.

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Production

Director:
Ayuko Tsukahara
Takayoshi Tanasawa
Ryōsuke Fukawa

Editor:
Yuko Kawashima
Yuka Matsumoto

Music:
Natsumi Tabuchi
Yoh Kamiyama
Shu Kanematsu

Producer:
Junko Arai

Theme Song Performance:
Gen Hoshino

Writer:
Arisa Kaneko

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