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Ketsuekigata-betsu Onna ga Kekkon suru Hoho (2009-2009)

Premiere:
February 23, 2009

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 4

Finale:
February 26, 2009

Original Title:
血液型別 オンナが結婚する方法

Countries:
JP

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"Ketsuekigata-betsu Onna ga Kekkon suru Hoho" is a 4 part special, each episode dealing with a woman of a different blood type. Episode 1 (A-type) - Rosa Kato plays an A-type woman, and Naoki Okubo plays an O-type man. They fall in love at their workplace. Episode 2 (B-type) - Yumiko Shaku plays a a popular scriptwriter with B-type blood who has an affair with TV props man Hiroyuki Miyasaku, who's an AB. Episode 3 (O-type) - Yu Kashii plays a furniture store clerk with O-type blood who has to take care of a visiting designer from Taiwan with A-type blood played by Wilson Chen. Episode 4 (AB-type) - Asami Mizukawa plays an engineering student with AB-type blood who gets a lesson in love from associate professor Shigeru Joshima.

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Original Music Composer:
Atsushi Umebori

Theme Song Performance:
Tomoko Kawase

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