1600 results found for: Futari
Futari
Japanese Drama - 1997, 11 episodes9.0
Chizuko and Mika are sisters. Chizuko, the older one, is a very smart and popular girl in senior high school, while Mika, the youngest, has very low self-esteem. (Source: DramaWiki) ~~ Adapted from the novel "Futari"…
Futari
Japanese Special - 2003, 1 episodes7.2
A story about a wife who supported her husband after his body was paralyzed in an accident right after they got married. (Source: DramaWiki)
Futari
Japanese Movie - 19917.6
Chizuko and Mika are sisters who get along very well and have a good relationship, but one day Chizuko dies unexpectedly in an accident. Mika always feels undermined for not living up to her sister's achievements until…
Futari no Sebango 4
Japanese Drama - 2022, 10 episodes6.9
In April 2018, a female student joins the baseball club of Tochigi Prefectural Kanuma High School. Her name is Kawase Haruka. Haruka, who joined the club as a player instead of a manager, was the only female player…
Futari no Kizuato
Japanese Movie - 2023
Kizaki Mina, a 3rd year high school student who, during her 2nd year of high school, experienced the loss of her best friend Aoba Haru, who had planned to perform with her at the school festival. Due to the sadness…
Futari Ecchi
Japanese Drama - 2011, 12 episodes5.7
Futari Ecchi web series. It wasn't aired on TV.
Futari Monologue
Japanese Drama - 2017, 6 episodes7.4
Hinata is an introverted geek who sits next to Mikage in class. Hinata realizes that Mikage is a former friend from elementary school and attempts to rekindle their friendship. (Source: MUBI) ~~ Adapted from the manga…
Futari Escape
Japanese Drama - 2025, 10 episodes7.4
Two young women–one an overworked manga artist, the other a complete slacker–try to escape the realities of adult responsibilities. Whether it’s running off on a day trip instead of being productive or going…
Okajima Futari
Okajima Futari was a Japanese mystery-writing duo consisting of Inoue Izumi (井上泉) and Tokuyama Ryoichi (徳山 諄一), active from 1975 until their dissolution in 1989 after publishing Klein's Jar (クラインの壺). The pen name, meaning "Strange Pair," was inspired by the phrase Okashina…
Yoshida Erika
Screenwriter / Novelist Nominated for 40th Mukoda Kuniko Awards after her successful writing in Koisenu Futari.
Durian Lollobrigida
Durian Lollobrigida is a Japanese drag queen born in Tokyo, Japan. He is active as a member of the diva unit "Happo Fubijin" and the song unit "Futari no Big Show". He's also a personality in TBS radio's "LOVE RAINBOW TRAIN".
Aoyama Hikaru
Aoyama Hikaru is a Japanese gravure idol, model and actress, know for Futari Ecchi (2019) and Yakuza Kiwami 2.
Nakano Ryoko
Nakano Ryoko, born Kawasaki Ryoko (川崎良子), in Tokoname, Aichi, Japan, is a Japanese actress. She graduated from Aichi Prefectural Tokoname High School (愛知県立常滑高等学校) and initially joined an amateur theater troupe in Nagoya after graduation. Seeking to pursue acting professionally,…
Omae Hitoshi
Ômae Hitoshi is an actor, known for Jingi naki tatakai (1973), Futari (1991) and Time of the Apes (1987).
Konta
Konta is a Japanese musician and actor born in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan. He is a vocalist and saxophonist in the rock band Barbee Boys. In 1988, he debuted as an actor in the movie 'Futari botchi' (・ふ・た・り・ぼ・っ・ち・). (Source: MyDramaList)
Hirayama Aya
Hirayama Aya, born January 13, 1984, is a Japanese actress who has appeared in various films including Waterboys (2001), as well as appearing in two television programs in her native Japan, "Waratte Iitomo" and "Itsumo futari de". Aya was born in Kuroiso, Tochigi, Japan which is now part of Nasushiobara.…
Joe Hisaishi
Joe Hisaishi is a Japanese composer and musical director, known for his eminent film scores for world famous directors. Hisaishi was born as Fujisawa Mamoru, on December 6, 1950 in Nakano, Japan. At the age of five, he started taking violin lessons, at which he made rapid progress. At the age of nineteen,…
Someya Toshiyuki
Toshiyuki Someya is a Japanese actor, voice actor, and model. He debuted as an actor in 2008 and has starred in multiple theater and film projects including Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season, Stage: Touken Ranbu, Kokuchō no Himitsu, and Koisuru Futari.














