Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo 2013
What is Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo?
Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo is a 2013 Japanese television drama based on the manga Itazura na Kiss by Kaoru Tada. The series stars Honoka Yahagi and Yuki Furukawa in the lead roles and aired on Fuji Television.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2013
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 32
- Runtime
- 50 minutes
- First aired
- Mar 29, 2013
- Last aired
- Mar 23, 2015
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- Fuji TV
- Genres
- Comedy, Drama
- Updated
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Mischievous Kiss: Love in Tokyo is a 2013 Japanese television drama based on the manga Itazura na Kiss by Kaoru Tada. The series stars Honoka Yahagi and Yuki Furukawa in the lead roles and aired on Fuji Television. The story follows Kotoko Aihara, a high school student who is not particularly academically gifted, and her developing relationship with the intelligent and popular Naoki Irie. After being rejected by Naoki, Kotoko's life takes an unexpected turn when her home is damaged by an earthquake, forcing her to relocate temporarily with her father to a new residence. This move brings her into closer contact with Naoki again, setting the stage for further interactions between them. The series explores themes of young love, personal growth, and overcoming social barriers within a school setting. It consists of 16 episodes and received a parental guidance rating of PG-13. The show's title references both the playful nature of youthful romance and the lighthearted troubles that arise from it.
Should you watch it?
“A high school student faces an unexpected living arrangement after confessing her feelings to a classmate.”
- classic school romance premise
- engaging character dynamics
- protagonist faces harsh rejection
- unforeseen living situation
Watch it if you enjoy stories about high school crushes and accidental cohabitation.
The series features themes of school life, romantic rejection, and family dynamics.
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Season 1 · 16 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide & lore primer →- E1 Love Comes Riding a Shooting Star Mytharc Mar 29, 2013
- E2 Entrance Exam of Love Core Apr 5, 2013
- E3 Does Morning Coffee Smell of Love? Core Apr 12, 2013
- E4 Is Chocolate a Charm for Love? Core Apr 19, 2013
- E5 Who is Going to Get the First Kiss? Core Apr 26, 2013
- E6 A Rival Enters the Scene?! A Love with Grim Prospects Core May 3, 2013
- E7 The Service Ace of Love Core May 17, 2013
- E8 A Sudden First Date Core May 24, 2013
- E9 Time to Give Up My Love Core May 31, 2013
- E10 Confessions of a Snowy Night Core Jun 7, 2013
- E11 My Sweetheart is Santa Claus Core Jun 14, 2013
- E12 Toward Our Dreams Core Jun 21, 2013
- E13 A Mischief of Fate Core Jun 28, 2013
- E14 A Fork in the Path of Love Core Jul 5, 2013
- E15 Goodbye, Irie-kun Mytharc Jul 12, 2013
- E16 A Miracle from A Shooting Star Mytharc Jul 19, 2013
Season 2 · 16 episodes
- E1 A Turbulent Honeymoon Mytharc Nov 24, 2014
- E2 My Marriage Still On Hold?! Core Dec 1, 2014
- E3 Hello Baby?! Core Dec 15, 2014
- E4 Exciting! My First Date Core Dec 22, 2014
- E5 Extreme!? Mates in White Coat Core Dec 29, 2014
- E6 A Genius and Jealousy Core Jan 5, 2015
- E7 A Vow with a Nurse Cap Core Jan 12, 2015
- E8 Rivalry with Grandma Toyo Core Jan 19, 2015
- E9 Here Comes A Cute Little Vixen! Core Jan 26, 2015
- E10 Naoki's First Homecoming Core Feb 2, 2015
- E11 Kiss of Goodbye Core Feb 16, 2015
- E12 ...and Love in KOBE Core Feb 23, 2015
- E13 Flowers and Storms Core Mar 2, 2015
- E14 Stand Up For Love Core Mar 9, 2015
- E15 Tearful Proposal Mytharc Mar 16, 2015
- E16 Best Birthday Gift Ever Mytharc Mar 23, 2015
Frequently asked questions
What is the premise of the show?
A student named Kotoko Aihara falls for a classmate named Naoki Irie and eventually ends up living in his home.
Does Naoki return Kotoko's feelings?
Initially, Naoki rejects Kotoko because he does not like women he considers to be unintelligent.
Why does Kotoko move into a new house?
Her original home was severely damaged by an earthquake.
Who does Kotoko live with?
She moves in with her father's friend, who happens to be the parent of Naoki Irie.
What is the tone of the series?
The story focuses on the romantic and personal developments between two high school students in a changing environment.