Manabu and his father Kouhei love Tsubasa in the same time, but they don't know that they are in love with the same girl. Tsubasa doesn't know they are a father and a son. Tsubasa enjoys meeting them in different places and different times. Finally the father and his son ask her which she loves but she loves both.
WriterKazuhiko Ban
Episode 1
Oct 14, 1992
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Episode 2
Oct 21, 1992
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Episode 3
Oct 28, 1992
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Episode 4
Nov 4, 1992
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Episode 5
Nov 11, 1992
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Episode 6
Nov 18, 1992
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Episode 7
Nov 25, 1992
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Episode 8
Dec 2, 1992
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Episode 9
Dec 9, 1992
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Episode 10
Dec 16, 1992
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Episode 11
Dec 23, 1992
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ParkMin
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Imagine a love triangle that’s less about romance and more about how spectacularly uncomfortable and contrived things can get. A plot that goes absolutely nowhere for a full fat 11 episodes. A blind man could recognize and see the outcome of this empty mess at first glance. It was unbelievably obvious from the beginning that Tsubasa will refuse to choose between the two. Well, it was also obvious this wasn't meant to be serious drama comedic, light and playful play on the given situation, however, the execution was the farthest thing from displaying such needed attributes. The storyline teetered between laughably implausible and downright tedious. It's a joyful love story, yet it lacked love, logic, joy or likable characters. The male characters were too damn one-dimensional, they make cardboard cutouts look like complex psychological studies. I've seen more emotional depth in a traffic report. All things considered, the dram was still not as bad as Nakayama Miho's other project "Suteki na Kataomoi (1990)".
