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Dating: What's It Like To Be In Love (2015-2015)

Premiere:
January 19, 2015

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 10

Finale:
March 23, 2015

Creators:
Jun Fubuki
Ryoko Kuninaka
Anne Watanabe
Hiroki Hasegawa
Yuto Nakajima

Original Title:
デート～恋とはどんなものかしら～

Alternate Titles:
Citas, me pregunto como será el amor
Citas: me pregunto como será el amor
Date - Koi to wa Donna Mono Kashira
Date - What is Love
Date What is Love
Dating Whats it like to be in love
Dating: What's It Like To Be In Love?
Deto - Koi to wa Donna Mono Kashira
约会恋爱究竟是什么
约会：恋爱究竟是何物

Genres:
Comedy | Drama

Production Companies:
Fuji Television Network

Countries:
JP

Overview from TheMovieDB

Yoriko Yabushita works at a Yokohama research laboratory. She tracks trends in relation to macroeconomics. She is 29-years-old and enthusiastic about her work. She also enjoys efficiency and having a regular life. Although she doesn't excel in social settings with other people, her next goal is getting married and having a baby. Yoriko believes that she marry by the age of 30, because everyone around her did including her late mother. If Yoriko finds a man who fills 24 items listed on her ideal husband list, she will marry him.

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Production

Director:
Hideki Takeuchi
Junichi Ishikawa

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