Love x Doc
Asuka Goda is a 40-year-old pastry chef who runs a sweets store. She works with pastry chef Seiya Hanada, who is younger than her, and Kenichi Gonda, who wants to become a pastry chef. One day, Seiya Hanada confesses to Asuka Goda about his feelings for her. Her situation brings back bad memories to what happened 5 years earlier. At that time, Asuka Goda was in an affair with store owner Junji Awai and also in a relationship with gym trainer Shunsuke Nomura. Asuka Goda decides to go to mysterious "Clinic Love Doc." The clinic lets people know everything about love with a gene test.
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Asuka Goda is a 40-year-old pastry chef who runs a sweets store. She works with pastry chef Seiya Hanada, who is younger than her, and Kenichi Gonda, who wants to become a pastry chef. One day, Seiya Hanada confesses to Asuka Goda about his feelings for her. Her situation brings back bad memories to what happened 5 years earlier. At that time, Asuka Goda was in an affair with store owner Junji Awai and also in a relationship with gym trainer Shunsuke Nomura. Asuka Goda decides to go to mysterious "Clinic Love Doc." The clinic lets people know everything about love with a gene test.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Osamu Suzuki
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Asmik Ace, Kansai Television, Sony Music Entertainment (Japan), Sumitomo Corporation, ABEMA, Tokyo FM, TBS Radio, Aeon Entertainment, SUNRISE PROMOTION TOKYO
Cast
Osamu Suzuki
Director
Yoh Yoshida
Asuka Goda
Shuhei Nomura
Seiya Hanada
Hiroshi Tamaki
Shunsuke Nomura
Kotaro Yoshida
Junji Awai
Ryoko Hirosue
Reiko Fuyuki
Ryo Narita
Miki Sakuragi
Kayoko Okubo
Chigusa Hosoya
Atsushi Shinohara
Kenichi Gonda
Erika Karata
Misaki Ueda
Kaname Kawabata
Table tennis bar manager
Jundai Yamada
Asuka's ex-boyfriend
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