Overprotected Kahoko: 2018 Love & Dream
Set one year after drama series "Overprotected Kahoko." Kahoko is busy running her daycare center "Kahoko House" and also doing housework. Things at work and home are not going smoothly. "Kahoko House" is in financial difficulties and she isn't very good with housework. Her relationship with her husband Hajime is troubled and his career as a painter has been unsuccessful to date. Can Kahoko turn things around?
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Set one year after drama series "Overprotected Kahoko." Kahoko is busy running her daycare center "Kahoko House" and also doing housework. Things at work and home are not going smoothly. "Kahoko House" is in financial difficulties and she isn't very good with housework. Her relationship with her husband Hajime is troubled and his career as a painter has been unsuccessful to date. Can Kahoko turn things around?
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Kazuhiko Yukawa
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Nippon Television Network Corporation
Cast
Ken Higurashi
Director
Mitsuki Takahata
Mugino Kahoko
Ryoma Takeuchi
Mugino Hajime
Hitomi Kuroki
Nemoto Izumi [Kahoko's mother]
Saburo Tokito
Nemoto Masataka [Kahoko's father]
Tokuma Nishioka
Namiki Fukushi / "Jiiji"
Yoshiko Mita
Namiki Hatsuyo / "Baaba"
Hiroko Nakajima
Kunimura Tamaki
Jiro Sato
Kunimura Mamoru
Mari Nishio
Tomita Setsu
Atom Shukugawa
Tomita Atsushi
Sayu Kubota
Tomita Ito
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