Ishibashi Taro is 38 years old, single and works for a big bank. Miyoshi Reiya is 37 years old, divorced and works as a dentist. Iwakura Kazuhiko is 45 years old, single and works as a lawyer. These three men are close friends, and they enjoy their lives as single men, but they begin to think about marriage. (Source: AsianWiki) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 東京独身男子
- Also Known As: Tokyo Single Man , Tokyo Bachelors
- Screenwriter: Kaneko Arisa
- Director: Tanada Yuki, Kinoshita Naomi
- Genres: Law, Romance, Drama
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Cast & Credits
- Takahashi Issei Main Role
- Saitoh Takumi Main Role
- Takito Kenichi Main Role
- Naka Riisa Support Role
- Takahashi Maryjun Support Role
- Sakurai Yuki Support Role
Reviews
This review may contain spoilers
This is one of the most heart-wrenching, relatable shows I have seen in a long time! Although I can see, and sort of agree, with how and why a few commenters have said they've dropped this show, however, on the other hand, with such an amazing cast and a very thoughtful, tangible, genuine story of life and friendships and reality, I just don't see how they could drop it!If you've seen the American show "Friends", then the feeling/air of this show is something similar, though I wouldn't say it's an exact copy because it definitely has its own fantastic qualities! The synopsis, and even title of the show itself, suggests that it is a show about men and how they move throughout their life/lives while being single. But do not let that throw you, and do not let this show fool you! Sure there are a few slow moments, but if you pay attention to detail (mostly words and how the actor himself/herself portrays their character) during those slow moments, you'll realize that everything that person says and does is pretty beneficial to the show as a whole.
This show is not just a story about the three main characters friendships within their "lair" or within their group; it also shows a lot of how society manipulates and recreates us as human beings, not to mention our relationships within our families, romantic relationships, and within our jobs. This show brings to life the actual act of human life; real, raw, and honest!
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