RobertBobert

Well, this is a show about female leads for a female audience over 18, I'm obviously more than confident that it will primarily focus on the female experience.

Is it just me, or do the plots of Koreeda-san’s films become more sensational and dramatic with each new work?

Stop using this test as something serious, the author herself considered it a joke. But what do you expect from josei about the relationship between aunt and niece? Of course it won't focus on men in the first place.

I've heard that one or two side characters are portrayed as openly queer in manga. I wonder how live action will work with them.

This is normal for Japan. For example, in Komi-san, each character's name is a pun on the archetype they are a parody of. Well, except for those fantasy shows where the characters are literally called Knight, Mage or Priest, lmao.

Japanese actresses don't have official partners, either married or single?