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99 Days with the Superstar (2011-2011)

Premiere:
October 23, 2011

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 10

Finale:
December 25, 2011

Creators:
Masahiro Kunimoto
Tomomi Ookubo

Original Title:
僕とスターの99日

Genres:
Romance

Production Companies:
fujitv

Countries:
JP

Overview from TheMovieDB

She's an attractive superstar that everyone feels very far away from, yet she has a secret buried deep in her heart. One day, a normal man becomes her bodyguard. They go every where together knowing that they cannot be in love with each other. The man will be her bodyguard for 99 days. Kohei Namiki who works at a security company is a single man approaching his 40's. Although he is passionate about astrology, he cannot follow through on his dreams to work in an observatory due to his family and economic difficulties. The superstar actress from South Korea, Han Yoo Na arrives in Japan to star in a drama series. Yoo Na and Kohei's unexpected encounter of becoming master and servant slowly develops into an interesting relationship.

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Production

Director:
Yukitoshi Chiba
Tomomi Ookubo
Tamekawa Hiroyuki
Masahiro Kunimoto

Original Music Composer:
Kayo Konishi
Yukio Kondo
Shinji Harada

Producer:
Yukitoshi Chiba
Tomomi Okubo

Screenplay:
Yuki Takeda

Vocals:
Crystal Kay

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