The drama series " School of love. " (Fuji TV, Thursdays at 10pm) starring the actress Fumino Kimura will begin airing on July 10th. It is a love story between a serious high school teacher played by Kimura and a host who is bad at reading and writing, played by Raul from the popular group "Snow Man".
The script is an original by Yumiko Inoue, who is known for "Hirugao: Love Affairs in the Afternoon" (Fuji TV). Ogawa Manami (Kimura), a high school teacher who grew up in a strict family, continues to give secret "private lessons" to the host Kaoru (Raul) to teach him language and society. Although they gradually grow closer, the two are relentlessly assailed by criticism, hatred and jealousy.
Minami Tanaka will play Machida Momoko, Aimi's best friend from high school, Nakajima Ayumu will play Ayumu Nakajima, Aimi's boyfriend, and Ryo will play Kosaka Nao, Kaworu's mother.
Episode 1: Ogawa Manami, the homeroom teacher of the third-year Aoi class at Pietas Girls' Academy High School, is unable to gain the trust of her students and gets into trouble during class. In her private life, she is dating Kawahara Yoji, a bank employee she met through her father Seiji (Yoshi Sakou), with the intention of getting married, but she has a vague feeling of unease inside.
When it is discovered that Natsuki Sawaguchi (Miu Hayasaka), a student in the Aoi class, has become addicted to host clubs and is using up her parents' cash cards, Manami and her assistant teacher Eita Sakura (Ryosuke Mikata) head to Kabukicho to bring Natsuki back.
Manami enters the host club "THE JOKER" with trepidation, where Natsuki is pampered by the host, Kaworu, like a lover.
Natsuki is given a seven-day special instruction suspension. Furthermore, Manami demands that Natsuki's mother make Kaworu sign a letter of intent stating that he will never contact Natsuki again.
When Aimi calls Kaoru and tells him to write a promissory note, he replies, "I'll write it if you come to the club as a customer." Aimi heads to the host club with Machida Momoko, who works in the news department of a TV station, but...
